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Developer documentation for the Perceptis API and MCP server.
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Developer documentation for the Perceptis API and MCP server.
Perceptis offers two ways to generate PowerPoint slides and decks programmatically:
Perceptis API v1 — REST API for server-side integrations, workflow automation, and internal tools that need .pptx output.
Perceptis MCP server — Model Context Protocol surface for AI assistants (Claude, Cursor, etc.) to generate and edit slides directly from chat.
Start here:
Overview - how generation jobs work.
Authentication - create an API key and send it with requests.
Quickstart: single slide - generate one slide and poll for completion.
Quickstart: complete deck - generate a complete presentation deck.
Then use these pages as needed:
Templates - choose a template by name or use automatic template selection.
Full client script example - run the included generate-and-poll script.
Errors, rate limits, and billing - handle common API responses.
API reference - endpoint summaries and request shapes.
Use Perceptis directly from any MCP-compatible AI client. The fastest path is connecting from claude.ai's web UI — no API key required.
Overview - what the MCP server exposes and how it differs from the REST API.
Authentication - SSO sign-in for claude.ai, or reuse your API key for CLI/desktop clients.
Quickstart: single slide - connect a client and generate your first slide.
Quickstart: complete deck - generate a multi-slide deck.
Tools reference - every tool the server exposes, with costs and parameters.
Credits and limits - credit costs, rate limits, and download link expiry.
Error codes - the full list of codes the tools return.
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