Consulting Deck
A third-party skill by Peng. Give Claude a topic, a document, a spreadsheet, or an old deck. It builds a strategy presentation in a consulting style. Each slide makes one point, titles state the answer, and charts come from real data. It can also revise a saved deck, use your brand or PowerPoint template, or audit a deck you already have. Text, tables, and charts stay editable in PowerPoint. It has no tie to McKinsey, BCG, Bain, or any other firm. It keeps a project folder with your sources and checks, so later edits only redo the slides that changed. It uses your setup's PowerPoint tools when it can. Otherwise you need Python 3.10 or later. It says it won't install anything without asking. It's a big skill with lots of reference files. Licensed Apache-2.0. The repo's LICENSE file says so, though GitHub doesn't show a license.
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What it does
Turn a topic, notes, or data into a board-ready strategy deck in PowerPoint. You can edit every slide.
How to use this
Once it is installed, this skill picks itself up. You do not need to name it.
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Consulting Deck
A third-party skill by Peng. Give Claude a topic, a document, a spreadsheet, or an old deck. It builds a strategy presentation in a consulting style. Each slide makes one point, titles state the answer, and charts come from real data. It can also revise a saved deck, use your brand or PowerPoint template, or audit a deck you already have. Text, tables, and charts stay editable in PowerPoint. It has no tie to McKinsey, BCG, Bain, or any other firm. It keeps a project folder with your sources and checks, so later edits only redo the slides that changed. It uses your setup's PowerPoint tools when it can. Otherwise you need Python 3.10 or later. It says it won't install anything without asking. It's a big skill with lots of reference files. Licensed Apache-2.0. The repo's LICENSE file says so, though GitHub doesn't show a license.
Third-party, by Peng
September 19, 2026
Install for Claude Code (local)
Local Claude Code only. You need git and Python 3.10 or later. It uses only Python's standard library.
This skill is more than one file. It reads a set of reference files and runs Python scripts, so saving SKILL.md alone will not work. Clone the whole repo, check out the pinned commit (25f5334) in a side folder, then move it into your skills folder. Claude Code will ask before it runs a command. Licensed Apache-2.0.
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Clone the repo at the pinned commit
This clones into a temporary folder first, so nothing lands in your skills folder until the commit is right.
git clone https://github.com/zairuilab/consulting-deck ~/.claude/consulting-deck-tmp && git -C ~/.claude/consulting-deck-tmp checkout --detach 25f533497594eb8ab27082a4c0c16a9e40c63fc2 - 2
Check the commit, then move it in
The first command should print the full commit hash from the last step. If it prints anything else, the checkout failed. Delete the ~/.claude/consulting-deck-tmp folder and don't use the skill. If it matches, run the rest to move it in and confirm the main files are there.
git -C ~/.claude/consulting-deck-tmp rev-parse HEAD # expect 25f533497594eb8ab27082a4c0c16a9e40c63fc2 mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && mv ~/.claude/consulting-deck-tmp ~/.claude/skills/consulting-deck && ls ~/.claude/skills/consulting-deck/SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/consulting-deck/references - 3
Ask for a deck
Start Claude Code and describe the deck: who it's for, what decision it supports, and your source material.
/consulting-deck build a 12-slide board deck from this market research
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A third-party skill by Peng. The pinned SKILL.md is the source of truth. This
entry is a short summary. We did not write it and have not reviewed it.
It builds strategy decks. Claude works out the main point first, then plans the
slide order, picks a layout for each slide, and builds the charts from your
data. You get a native .pptx file. Text stays text, tables stay tables, and
charts stay charts, so you can edit all of it in PowerPoint.
It has four routes: create a new deck, revise a saved one, apply a brand or template, or audit a deck without changing it. It asks you to choose a look from three previews before it builds, unless you already gave it one.
It’s an independent system. It has no tie to McKinsey, BCG, Bain, or any other consulting firm, and its own instructions say not to copy their logos or templates.
What to know before you install it:
- It needs Python 3.10 or later and runs Python scripts through your shell. The checker scripts say they make no network calls.
- It saves a project folder with your sources, chart data, and check results.
- It won’t install anything on its own. It asks first.
The repo’s LICENSE file is Apache-2.0. GitHub’s license detector does not show one.
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