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KPA — Keynote Programmatic Authoring

Status: Phase 1, Step 1. Bootstrapping. PRD v1.0 approved 2026-06-06.

KPA is a Python toolkit, MCP server, OpenClaw skill, and CLI that lets LLM agents read, author, edit, design, and optimize Apple Keynote (.key) presentations programmatically — with the same fluency the broader ecosystem has for .pptx and .pdf.

Why

Apple has no public spec for the Keynote file format. KPA reverse-engineers it (via schemas extracted directly from the Keynote.app binary, plus prior art from keynote-parser), then layers a clean Python API, an MCP server, and a critic / optimizer loop on top.

Related MCP server: Keynote-MCP

Status

This repository is in active bootstrap. See:

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

Maintainers

  • Scotty (Chief Engineer, iMac) — agent:scotty

  • HAL 9000 (Strategy, Mac Studio) — agent:hal

  • Captain Phillip Alvelda — vision and approval authority

— Built in the OpenClaw fleet.

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