wehub-resource-syncPPT Master Example Projects
Curated example projects generated by PPT Master.
Example artifacts are frozen snapshots of the workflow and capability boundary that generated them. Their
design_spec.mdandspec_lock.mdfiles may retain rules that were later relaxed; they are historical evidence, not current SVG authoring authority. Useshared-standards.mdfor current required, forbidden, and conditional rules.
Browse all examples online — the canonical catalog, powered by examples.json. The JSON file is the source of truth for project metadata, tags, and slide listings; this README only documents folder structure.
Project Structure
Each example follows this layout:
<project_name>/
├── design_spec.md # Design specification (human-readable)
├── spec_lock.md # Machine-readable execution contract
├── images/ # Image assets
├── notes/ # Speaker notes per page
├── svg_output/ # Original SVGs (with placeholders)
└── svg_final/ # Self-contained preview SVGs (icons + images embedded)
Examples deliberately omit
sources/(original PDFs / DOCX) andexports/(PPTX output) to keep repo size small. Real projects underprojects/will have both.
Preview locally
python -m http.server --directory examples/<project_name>/svg_final 8000
# visit http://localhost:8000
Or open any svg_final/*.svg directly in a browser / VS Code.
Contributing
New or deliberately refreshed examples need (1) the standard structure above and (2) an entry in examples.json (projects[] array + bumped stats). Their SVGs should pass python3 skills/ppt-master/scripts/svg_quality_checker.py; existing frozen snapshots are not retroactively rewritten solely to match a newer authoring policy.