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Qvantum PowerPoint generator

A Claude Code skill that builds brand-correct Qvantum slide decks from the official template — the right fonts, colours, logo and layouts are applied for you. Describe the deck; it produces the .pptx.

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Download the skill

qvantum-powerpoint-skill.zip · ~1.1 MB · includes the template, brand guide, fonts and scripts

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What it is

Instead of restyling slides by hand, this skill generates a deck from the official Qvantum .potx template, so every slide inherits the real theme — navy #002656, the full palette, Host Grotesk type, the Q logo, and the 18 brand layouts. You give it a short brief (or just ask Claude in plain language), and it returns a finished .pptx that's on-brand and easy to read.

What's in the zip:

Set up — one time Windows · macOS · Linux

  1. Unzip into your Claude skills folder so you end up with a qvantum-powerpoint folder inside it:
    Windows C:\Users\SamDecker\.claude\skills\
    macOS · Linux /Users/SamDecker/.claude/skills/

    Replace SamDecker with your username. On Linux the home path is /home/SamDecker/.claude/skills/.

  2. Install the Python libraries — one line in your terminal:

    Windows — Command Prompt

    Command Prompt– □ ✕
    C:\Users\SamDecker> py -m pip install python-pptx pillow lxml

    macOS / Linux — Terminal

    SamDecker — zsh
    % python3 -m pip install python-pptx pillow lxml
  3. Install the brand font. Open qvantum-powerpoint/assets/fonts/, select the four HostGrotesk-*.ttf files → Install (Windows: right-click → Install for all users; macOS: double-click → Install). Without the font the text falls back and looks wrong.
  4. Add the Qvantum photos — see the next section.

Get the pictures

Download both Qvantum image libraries from SharePoint into one folder named exactly pics from Sharepoint, keeping the two sub-folder names:

pics from Sharepoint/
├── Products and Components Images/
└── Stock Images/
🔑 Access is granted by Marketing. If a link doesn't open, ask Marketing to share these two folders with you.

Put the pics from Sharepoint folder in (or above) the project you're working in — the skill finds it automatically, so deck files stay portable between computers.

Make a deck

Two finished decks made with this skill — open each one, and copy the exact prompt that produced it:

PPTXQ work before summerExample output · 5 slides

The exact prompt

In Claude Code
/qvantum-powerpoint A 5-slide deck about my project “Q work before summer”: (1) a title slide; (2) the mission — embed AI across Qvantum — with the three goals: two AI initiatives per department, the AI@Qvantum hub, and the ambassador programme; (3) “what shipped” in three columns — Web & dashboards, Knowledge & enablement, AI products; (4) status at handover — what’s live vs waiting on others; (5) handover & what’s next, with a contact. Keep each slide easy to read.
PPTXDays of the weekExample output · 8 slides

The exact prompt

In Claude Code
/qvantum-powerpoint Create a PowerPoint of 1 title page, then 7 slides which describe the days of the week starting with Monday. Each slide should be a picture + text (max 25 words).

Type the slash command, then describe your own deck the same way — or skip the slash command and just say “Make a Qvantum deck: …”.

No Claude / AI? Run it directly — write a short JSON brief, then call the generator in your terminal:

Windows — Command Prompt

Command Prompt– □ ✕
C:\Users\SamDecker> py "%USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills\qvantum-powerpoint\scripts\build_deck.py" my-deck.json

macOS / Linux — Terminal

SamDecker — zsh
% python3 ~/.claude/skills/qvantum-powerpoint/scripts/build_deck.py my-deck.json
Copy a ready-made brief from qvantum-powerpoint/reference/example/ (the two examples above) and edit the text.

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