STORYD is the narrative-first app — a consumer product for business teams who need decks that tell a story. STORYD does not publish its own API, SDK, CLI, or MCP server.
Under the hood, STORYD calls PPTX.dev — a hosted REST API that turns OpenPresentation documents into production .pptx files. If you're a developer or AI agent and you want to generate presentations programmatically, you want PPTX.dev (or the open primitives below), not STORYD.
Hosted REST API, bearer-token auth, OpenAPI docs, browser playground. SDKs (TypeScript, Python, Go), CLI, and MCP server are on the way. This is the same engine that powers STORYD.
· API docs: pptx.dev/docs/api
OPF (the JSON schema STORYD and PPTX.dev exchange), the validator, and the shared catalog of layouts, themes, color schemes, narratives, and fonts at pptx.gallery. MIT-licensed primitives — produce OPF from any tool.
Sign up, generate decks from data, edit in-app, and export .pptx. No API surface to wire into.
STORYD's value is the narrative agent and the business-team experience around it. The API surface for programmatic deck generation belongs at PPTX.dev, where it can be metered, versioned, and used by any tool — not just STORYD. Building on PPTX.dev means you're using the same primitives we are.