pptx-viewer-mcp 2.5.1 → 2.5.2

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  1. package/CHANGELOG.md +6 -0
  2. package/README.md +28 -21
  3. package/package.json +3 -3
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+ ## [2.5.1](https://github.com/ChristopherVR/pptx-viewer/releases/tag/pptx-viewer-mcp@2.5.1) - 2026-09-10
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+ ### Bug Fixes
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+ - Preserve rich table cells during row and column edits (by @Sudhansh6) ([e83c2eb](https://github.com/ChristopherVR/pptx-viewer/commit/e83c2ebe92b78a7d32ed1d90ebe6765573a2c148))
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  ## [2.5.0](https://github.com/ChristopherVR/pptx-viewer/releases/tag/pptx-viewer-mcp@2.5.0) - 2026-09-09
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  ### Features
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  # pptx-viewer-mcp
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  [![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/pptx-viewer-mcp.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pptx-viewer-mcp)
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- [![license](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-Apache--2.0-blue.svg)](LICENSE)
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+ [![license](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-Apache--2.0-blue.svg)](../../LICENSE)
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- Edit PowerPoint files from an AI agent. It ships a ready-to-run [MCP](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) server that gives an agent 63 PowerPoint editing tools (for example "add a slide" or "replace text"). The same tools are also available as plain functions you can call yourself, along with their Zod input schemas and a codec for real-time collaboration (Y.Doc). The [`pptx-viewer-core`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pptx-viewer-core) engine is bundled in, so a single install gives you everything and you never install the core separately.
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+ Edit PowerPoint files from an AI agent. It ships a ready-to-run [MCP](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) server with 73 PowerPoint editing tools, including adding slides, replacing text, editing charts, and updating embedded objects. The same operations are available as plain functions you can call yourself, alongside their Zod input schemas and a codec for real-time collaboration (Y.Doc). The [`pptx-viewer-core`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/pptx-viewer-core) engine is a dependency, so one install provides the complete editing stack.
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  ![An AI agent calling validated MCP tools to edit and save a PowerPoint file](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ChristopherVR/pptx-viewer/main/.github/assets/packages/mcp-tools.svg)
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  That is the entire setup. `npx` downloads `pptx-viewer-mcp` and its bundled `pptx-viewer-core` engine on first run, so there is nothing else to install. Add the config above, restart your client, and the tools are available.
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- This works in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client. All 67 tools are exposed over stdio in snake_case (for example `add_slide`, `batch_update_elements`). Every tool takes a `filePath` argument and the server handles load and save internally. File access is scoped to a root directory (`PPTX_TOOLS_ROOT`, defaulting to the process working directory) and restricted to `.pptx` and `.ppt` files.
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+ This works in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client. All 73 tools are exposed over stdio in snake_case (for example `add_slide`, `batch_update_elements`). Every tool takes a `filePath` argument and the server handles loading and saving internally. File access is scoped to a root directory (`PPTX_TOOLS_ROOT`, defaulting to the process working directory) and restricted to `.pptx` and `.ppt` files.
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  > If you prefer a global install (`npm i -g pptx-viewer-mcp`), the same server is available as the `pptx-tools` binary. Point `command` at `pptx-tools` with no args.
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  | Entry point | Contents |
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- | `pptx-viewer-mcp` | 67 tool functions, the `PptxHandler` engine, provider types, and the execution pipeline |
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+ | `pptx-viewer-mcp` | Tool functions, the `PptxHandler` engine, provider types, and the execution pipeline |
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  | `pptx-viewer-mcp/schemas` | Zod schemas for every tool input |
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  | `pptx-viewer-mcp/codec` | `PptxCodec`, the Y.Doc to PPTX bytes codec |
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  | `pptx-viewer-mcp/mcp` | The runnable stdio server entry (what `npx pptx-viewer-mcp` executes); importing it starts the server |
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  ## Tools
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- | Group | Tools |
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- | Slide (8) | `getSlide` `addSlide` `deleteSlides` `reorderSlides` `duplicateSlide` `updateSlideProperties` `setSlideTransition` `setCanvasSize` |
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- | Element (9) | `addElement` `updateElement` `deleteElements` `arrangeElements` `cloneElement` `setElementAnimation` `groupElements` `ungroupElements` `batchUpdateElements` |
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- | Table (2) | `updateTableCells` `manageTableStructure` |
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- | Table style (4) | `setTableStyleSection` `createTableStyle` `deleteTableStyle` `assignTableStyle` |
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- | Style (2) | `updateElementStyle` `runAccessibilityCheck` |
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- | Content (3) | `findText` `replaceText` `manageComments` |
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- | Chart (14) | `createChart` `updateChart` `addChartSeries` `removeChartSeries` `updateChartSeriesData` `listChartUserShapes` `addChartUserShape` `updateChartUserShape` `removeChartUserShape` `formatChartDataPoint` `formatChartDataLabel` `formatChartSeries` `setChartHelperLine` `setChartColorMapOverride` |
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- | Theme (4) | `getThemeInfo` `applyThemePreset` `updateThemeColors` `updateThemeFonts` |
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- | SmartArt (1) | `manageSmartArt` |
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- | Template & layout (4) | `findPlaceholders` `applyTemplate` `getLayouts` `applyLayout` |
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- | Metadata & properties (4) | `getMetadata` `updateMetadata` `getPresentationProperties` `updatePresentationProperties` |
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- | Sections & hyperlinks (2) | `manageSections` `manageHyperlinks` |
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- | Geometry & locking (2) | `replaceGeometry` `setElementLock` |
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- | Validation (2) | `validatePresentation` `repairPresentation` |
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- | Export & conversion (5) | `convertToMarkdown` `exportToSvg` `exportSlideSvg` `exportToJson` `importFromJson` |
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+ | Slide (8) | `getSlide` `addSlide` `deleteSlides` `reorderSlides` `duplicateSlide` `updateSlideProperties` `setSlideTransition` `setCanvasSize` |
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+ | Element (10) | `addElement` `updateElement` `renameElement` `deleteElements` `arrangeElements` `cloneElement` `setElementAnimation` `groupElements` `ungroupElements` `batchUpdateElements` |
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+ | Table (2) | `updateTableCells` `manageTableStructure` |
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+ | Table style (4) | `setTableStyleSection` `createTableStyle` `deleteTableStyle` `assignTableStyle` |
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+ | Style (2) | `updateElementStyle` `runAccessibilityCheck` |
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+ | Content (3) | `findText` `replaceText` `manageComments` |
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+ | Chart (14) | `createChart` `updateChart` `addChartSeries` `removeChartSeries` `updateChartSeriesData` `listChartUserShapes` `addChartUserShape` `updateChartUserShape` `removeChartUserShape` `formatChartDataPoint` `formatChartDataLabel` `formatChartSeries` `setChartHelperLine` `setChartColorMapOverride` |
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+ | Theme (4) | `getThemeInfo` `applyThemePreset` `updateThemeColors` `updateThemeFonts` |
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+ | SmartArt (1) | `manageSmartArt` |
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+ | Conversion (1) | `convertToMarkdown` |
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+ | Template (2) | `findPlaceholders` `applyTemplate` |
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+ | Metadata (2) | `getMetadata` `updateMetadata` |
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+ | Sections (1) | `manageSections` |
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+ | Export (2) | `exportToSvg` `exportSlideSvg` |
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+ | JSON (2) | `exportToJson` `importFromJson` |
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+ | Hyperlinks (1) | `manageHyperlinks` |
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+ | Geometry (1) | `replaceGeometry` |
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+ | Locking (1) | `setElementLock` |
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+ | Validation (2) | `validatePresentation` `repairPresentation` |
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+ | Presentation (2) | `getPresentationProperties` `updatePresentationProperties` |
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+ | Layout (2) | `getLayouts` `applyLayout` |
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+ | Embedded objects (6) | `getOleContent` `setOleSheetCell` `setOleDocumentParagraph` `setOleDeckSlideTitle` `replaceOleFile` `setOleObjectName` |
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  "name": "pptx-viewer-mcp",
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  "description": "PowerPoint PPTX tools and MCP server: manipulate, convert, and collaborate on .pptx files from AI agents.",
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  "peerDependencies": {