Hi dakjdakd,
I came across PPT-Design-DNA and really liked how it treats presentation design as reusable visual systems instead of one-off slide filling. The way you saving Design Profiles from reference images and applying those styles to high-quality decks makes it especially useful for builders who want AI-generated presentations with consistent taste and reusable design DNA.
I'm working on Open Design: an open-source, local-first Claude Design alternative for turning AI agents into a design workspace.
We're inviting a small group of builders to co-create with us. I think PPT-Design-DNA could work beautifully as an Open Design slide skill / presentation design plugin, so people around the world can use your work directly inside Open Design instead of only discovering it as a standalone GitHub repo.
The contribution can stay lightweight: a plugin manifest, README, preview, source attribution, and a short usage note. If you're interested, I can open a small contributor issue on our side with the exact steps and help review the PR quickly.
No pressure at all. If an issue is not the right place for this kind of invitation, please feel free to close it.
Hi dakjdakd,
I came across PPT-Design-DNA and really liked how it treats presentation design as reusable visual systems instead of one-off slide filling. The way you saving Design Profiles from reference images and applying those styles to high-quality decks makes it especially useful for builders who want AI-generated presentations with consistent taste and reusable design DNA.
I'm working on Open Design: an open-source, local-first Claude Design alternative for turning AI agents into a design workspace.
We're inviting a small group of builders to co-create with us. I think PPT-Design-DNA could work beautifully as an Open Design slide skill / presentation design plugin, so people around the world can use your work directly inside Open Design instead of only discovering it as a standalone GitHub repo.
The contribution can stay lightweight: a plugin manifest, README, preview, source attribution, and a short usage note. If you're interested, I can open a small contributor issue on our side with the exact steps and help review the PR quickly.
No pressure at all. If an issue is not the right place for this kind of invitation, please feel free to close it.