Plug in your own AI to your PowerPoint templates.
Already working with Claude or Codex? Add Paul as an MCP connector. Your assistant finds your templates, composes the slides in your brand and hands you back an editable presentation, without leaving the conversation.
Where it starts
Your assistant already knows the file. What it lacks is your templates and a real PowerPoint.
- The analysis is already in the conversation.You spent the afternoon digging into a topic with your assistant. Instead of copying it all over, you ask it to turn it into the presentation, in the company template.
- Your company has already chosen its assistant.The assistant and its usage rules are in place. Paul plugs into it instead of adding another one.
- Slides in the middle of other work.In Codex, the assistant that just reviewed a project also turns it into the status deck, in the client's brand.
- An edit without reopening the editor.“Shorten the title on slide 4 and add the quarter's figure.” The assistant edits the published presentation, and the change shows up in Paul.
The result is a Paul presentation like any other: in your brand, editable by hand, exportable as .pptx.
How it works
Connect once, then everything is asked in the conversation.
- 01Step 1
You add Paul to your assistant
In Paul's settings, copy the connector address and paste it into your assistant as a remote MCP server. There is a step-by-step guide for Claude and for Codex.
- 02Step 2
You authorize access
You sign in to your Paul account and accept access. No password goes through the assistant.
- 03Step 3
You ask, Paul composes
The assistant finds your templates or imports a new one, composes the slides with the template's layouts and checks them in preview before publishing.
- 04Step 4
You take over in Paul
The presentation opens in Paul's editor. Your manual edits and the assistant's apply to the same document, which you export as .pptx.
What to know
The connector's terms, plainly.
- 01Plan
Included in paid plans
The connector is open to any active paid subscription. The free trial and remaining credits alone do not give access.
- 02Model
The AI model is your assistant's
Your assistant provides the model, under its own usage limits. Paul provides the templates, native editing and PowerPoint export.
- 03Access
You stay in control of connections
Every connected assistant appears in your settings and disconnects in one click. Ending the subscription also blocks new requests.
- 04Compatibility
Claude, Codex and others
Paul works with any assistant that accepts a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP, with OAuth sign-in. Availability depends on the assistant and your organization's settings.
Frequently asked questions
- What is MCP?
- The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI assistant use external tools. Paul exposes one: your assistant can read your templates, compose and edit your presentations.
- Which assistants can connect?
- Claude and Codex, with a step-by-step guide in Paul's settings, and any other assistant that supports a remote MCP server with OAuth sign-in.
- Are the slides real PowerPoint slides?
- Yes. The assistant composes with the template's native objects, not images: text, shapes and layouts stay editable in Paul as in PowerPoint.
- Can I import a template from the conversation?
- Yes, if your assistant can upload a file: it imports the PowerPoint, up to 30 MB. Otherwise, import it in Paul and the assistant will find it.
- What if I don't like the result?
- Edit by hand in the editor, ask the assistant for a fix, or go back to an earlier version: version history stays available from the conversation.
Plug your assistant into your templates
- 01Import your template
- 02Describe the presentation
- 03Export the .pptx