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We build the PowerPoint Engine API, MCP server, and dashboard — tools that let developers and AI agents generate .pptx decks programmatically.
PowerPoint splits a single string across multiple runs, so python-pptx find-and-replace either misses the keyword or resets the font to default. Here's why it happens — and a one-call API that swaps the text while keeping every bit of formatting.
PowerPoint EngineJuly 22The PowerPoint Engine MCP server grew from 3 tools to 8: replace text in an existing deck, do slide surgery, merge presentations, convert to PDF and translate — all chainable in one agent conversation.
PowerPoint EngineJuly 15python-pptx can't export PDF — it's a file-format library, not a renderer. The usual workarounds are PowerPoint COM automation or babysitting LibreOffice yourself. Now it's one HTTP call.
PowerPoint EngineJuly 14A markdown table becomes a styled, editable PowerPoint table. A combo chart with a secondary axis takes five lines. No python-pptx XML archaeology required.
PowerPoint EngineJuly 13Duplicate, delete and reorder slides in an existing .pptx — the three oldest open python-pptx feature requests — now one HTTP call. Formatting untouched.
PowerPoint EngineJuly 13Have a README or .md documentation file? Turn it into a .pptx presentation in one API call — or let an AI agent do it over MCP. Here's exactly how.
PowerPoint EngineJuly 9