Waiting for first update...

[BInyLU]

F:\work\AI-human-avatar\Agent>officecli-win-x64.exe watch C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\demo.pptx
Watch: http://localhost:18080
Watching: C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\demo.pptx

when i run the cmd and open the website ,it show me this,what is going on?

[goworm]

Thanks for the report. "Waiting for first update..." means the watch server started fine, but the initial render of your .pptx failed — the error was silently swallowed, so you saw no hint of why. That's a bug on our side and I've just fixed it on main (commit 1a0de64): the next release will print the exception to stderr so you can see what's going on.

In the meantime, could you help us pin down the root cause by running the render manually:

officecli-win-x64.exe view C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\demo.pptx html > out.html

and pasting any error it prints? Most likely causes:

1. The demo.pptx contains an element our HTML renderer doesn't yet handle and throws.
2. The file is currently open in PowerPoint, which holds an exclusive lock — close PowerPoint and retry.
3. The file is corrupt or not a real .pptx.

If you can share the out.html error output (or the demo.pptx itself if it's not confidential), we can fix the underlying renderer issue too.

[BInyLU]

ok got it
F:\work\AI-human-avatar\Agent>officecli-win-x64.exe view C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\demo.pptx html > out.html
Error: Required Types tag not found. Line 2, position 2.

[goworm]

That error comes from the underlying Open XML package reader, not from our renderer. It means demo.pptx is not a valid OOXML package — specifically, the package's [Content_Types].xml entry is missing or malformed.

The most common causes:

1. The file is an old binary .ppt (PowerPoint 97–2003 format) that got renamed to .pptx. officecli only supports the modern OOXML .pptx format.
2. The file was partially downloaded / truncated / corrupted in transit.
3. The file was produced by a non-standard exporter that didn't write a valid [Content_Types].xml.

Quick check — a valid .pptx is a ZIP archive. Run:

powershell -Command "Expand-Archive -Path C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\demo.pptx -DestinationPath C:\temp\pptx_check -Force; dir C:\temp\pptx_check"

You should see a [Content_Types].xml at the root and ppt\, docProps\, _rels\ folders. If the extract fails or [Content_Types].xml is missing, the file isn't a valid .pptx.

Fix: open the file in PowerPoint and re-save as .pptx (File → Save As → PowerPoint Presentation), then point officecli watch at the re-saved file.

If PowerPoint itself refuses to open it, the file is corrupt and needs to be re-exported from the original source. If PowerPoint opens it fine but officecli still fails after re-saving, please share the re-saved file and we'll dig deeper.

[goworm]

Your demo.pptx isn't a valid OOXML package — likely a renamed old .ppt, or a corrupt/truncated file. Please re-save it via PowerPoint's File → Save As → PowerPoint Presentation (.pptx) and retry.

To confirm officecli itself works on your machine, generate a clean test file following the README quick start:

officecli-win-x64.exe create test.pptx
officecli-win-x64.exe add test.pptx / --type slide --prop title="Hello"
officecli-win-x64.exe watch test.pptx

If test.pptx previews fine but your demo.pptx still fails after re-saving, share the re-saved file and we'll look into it.

[BInyLU]

重新导出PPTX解决了，但是为什么那么多的线框呢？

[goworm]

请提供具体文件后,我才能知道