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DATAVAULT
Data report deck
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DATAVAULT is an AI Skill for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor that builds a dark data-report deck whose charts are drawn in code and exported to PowerPoint as real charts. A dark dashboard-style data report: line, grouped bar, stacked area, scatter and heat charts are drawn in code and grow as each slide arrives, every chart carries its unit and its source, and the deck ends with how each metric is calculated. Twelve slides in one HTML file; the PPTX export writes real PowerPoint charts, not pictures.
What's included
- Twelve data slides: line, grouped bar, stacked area, scatter, ranking and heat charts, plus definitions and sources
- Retype any text in the browser; edits persist, and ⌘S saves an edited copy
- A 16:9 PDF with one page per slide, and a PPTX export whose text, tables and charts stay editable
Perfect for
- Data and analytics teams
- Operations and product managers
- Anyone who ships a monthly report
What you need
- One conclusion per slide
- Your real figures and where they came from
- Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
FAQ
Paste it into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor with one conclusion per slide and your real figures. The AI writes a single deck.html in your project folder that plays on a double-click. How Skills work
On the page they are inline SVG driven by one DATA object at the top of the file, so changing a number redraws the chart. They arrive by being drawn: lines run left to right with stroke-dashoffset, bars grow from the baseline, scatter points drop in order of distance from the origin and heat cells colour in diagonal waves. The PPTX export switches to pptxgenjs addChart, so PowerPoint receives editable charts.
Yes. Every piece of text is editable in the browser and your edits stay put, with ⌘S saving a fresh HTML file. The PDF button prints one 16:9 page per slide, and the PPTX button exports through pptxgenjs so the text, tables and charts stay editable in PowerPoint rather than arriving as pictures.
No. The Skill runs inside your own AI tool, and deck.html stays on your own machine.
All 69 Skills, future releases included: US$6 a month, US$29 for six months or US$99 once for Lifetime. Prices include tax.