"Generating PowerPoint slides from Power BI datasets in folders" matching MCP servers:

Enables building and editing real PowerPoint decks from any MCP host with a live local browser studio, slide locks, human-only pause/resume/undo/redo controls, and export to PPTX, PDF, or PNG. It preserves imported decks in one editable model while requiring no model calls, accounts, or API keys.

Enables Claude to read, create, and edit a single pre-bound PowerPoint file via MCP tools, with security bound to one specific .pptx file.

Enables local authoring and editing of .pbip projects by exposing semantic model (TMDL) and report layout (JSON) operations, including measure updates, visual property queries, cross-layer renames, and structural validation, without cloud authentication.

A comprehensive MCP server for PowerPoint manipulation using python-pptx, providing 32 tools organized into 11 modules for creation, management, and professional design.

Creates, inspects, validates, and modifies Power BI Project (.pbip) folders, generating PBIR-style reports and TMDL semantic models from structured inputs.

An MCP server for reading and editing PowerPoint files, enabling agents to inspect slides, read text, and edit shapes.

MCP Bundle for local Power BI report files, enabling scanning, reading, and extracting model tables from .pbix, .pbip, and .pbit files without any cloud API or authentication.

Enables AI agents to inspect and work with PDF files entirely on the local machine, covering page counts, metadata, layout, encryption permissions, scan-vs-text detection, and page rendering. Generated results land in a temporary workspace as short artifact ids that can be chained between tools and exported to real folders on request.

A read-only MCP server that lets Claude read and search source code from local project folders, with path containment security.

MCP server for reading, writing, editing, formatting, and exporting Microsoft Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) via stdio JSON-RPC, with 47 tools and cross-platform support.

Scans local folders for PDF papers, extracts title/abstract text, and moves files to categorized folders based on classification decisions made by Claude or another MCP server.

Enables generating realistic teacher verification documents such as employment letters, teacher ID cards, teaching licenses, and payslips across 13 countries via MCP.

Enables AI assistants to safely manage Pterodactyl game servers, covering status, console, files, backups, and power operations with built-in guardrails.

MCP server for parsing .eml email files, extracting metadata, content, and attachments with smart organization into folders. Enables AI to read and handle email files offline without triggering trackers.

Local MCP server that converts PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and more to Markdown on your machine, enabling coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor to read office files in the repo.

Enables AI agents to split large files, zips, or folders into size-capped parts with SHA-256 checks, verify or regenerate missing parts, and rebuild the original across platforms so handoffs respect strict per-file upload limits.

Read selected local folders from ChatGPT on macOS, with per-folder read-only or read-write access and hash-checked, recoverable edits. Requires local installation and a private ChatGPT app. The Glama container is a synthetic evaluation demo; it does not connect to files on your Mac.

Enables AI agents to list, read and download the files attached to Gmail messages, extracting text from PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and plain-text files straight into context or saving them to disk. It runs locally with read-only Gmail access, so attachments can be summarised, checked or analysed without leaving the chat.

Deploy static HTML folders to permanent vibie.page URLs from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. One-line auto-install wires up the config, OAuth device-flow handles auth, and a folder marker lets repeat deploys skip the slug.

Enables AI agents and users to upload and download files via MCP, generating shareable links and identifier codes. Files are automatically deleted after 24 hours.