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Codex Slide Deck Workflows

Use Codex to generate editable HTML/CSS slide source, then review, polish, and export the deck without locking it in a binary format.

What this cluster covers

Codex is good at slide source because slide source is code. These posts focus on prompts, templates, batching, review, and the handoff from generated HTML into a visual editor.

Best starting point

Start with the editable presentation deck workflow, especially if you have been asking AI tools for PowerPoint files directly and getting brittle output.

• Use Codex to Generate Editable Presentation Decks

  An OpenAI Codex workflow for Codex presentation decks: generate editable HTML/CSS slides, review the source, clean up visuals, and export to HTML, PDF, or PPTX.

• How to add an MCP server to Codex: HTTP and stdio setup

  Learn how to add an MCP server to Codex over HTTP or stdio, inspect the generated config, authenticate, verify the connection, and fix common errors.

• Codex MCP OAuth Login: Troubleshooting and Reauth Guide

  Fix a Codex MCP OAuth login that stalls, expires, or hides tools. Check auth state, run reauth, request scopes, and configure headless access.

• Codex MCP Settings: A config.toml Reference and Examples

  Codex MCP settings reference for config.toml, with HTTP and stdio examples, CLI equivalents, CODEX_HOME behavior, OAuth, and safer secret handling.

• Best MCP servers for Codex: a practical shortlist for teams

  The best MCP servers for Codex give coding agents a feedback loop. Compare useful choices for browsers, docs, databases, design, issues, and decks.