Community Feedback

MDPR needs real Markdown edge cases more than generic praise. If you want to help, the most useful contribution is a small document that currently produces a bad editable PPTX deck.

What To Share

• Markdown snippets that split into the wrong slides.
• Tables, charts, diagrams, or images that should stay together.
• PPTX output where text clips, shrinks too much, or leaves its shape.
• Decks where same-depth objects lose visual coherence.
• Examples where Pandoc, Marp, Slidev, Quarto, or an LLM slide workflow handles something better.

Good Issue Format

Input Markdown:
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Command:
mdpresent build deck.md --to pptx --out dist --visual

Expected:
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Actual:
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Artifacts:
- generated PPTX
- exported PNG
- manifest or diagnostics snippet

Launch Message

Use this short description when sharing MDPR:

MDPR generates editable, visually checked PowerPoint decks from Markdown with a
deterministic runtime. It focuses on PPTX layout quality, slide splitting,
tables/charts/diagrams, icon slots, theme rules, overflow validation, and
repeatable output without requiring an LLM at runtime.

For LLM-advised review, use mdpr-skill. MDPR still owns the final parsing, layout, coordinates, colors, z-order, and renderer output.