Introduction
This Skill creates a structurally complete, visually consistent, editable presentation from source material or an outline. It confirms narrative, audience, page count, and visual constraints before building masters, page structure, charts, and content hierarchy. The finished file is rendered and inspected for overflow, overlap, positioning, and blank pages.
Use Cases
It suits business updates, course material, research talks, project reviews, and proposals. Unlike a full-page image deck, it prioritizes editable objects and future revision, selecting charts, processes, comparisons, or timelines according to the content. Rendering verifies that the presentation opens and displays correctly rather than merely confirming that generation code ran.
Template
Provide the source or outline, audience, page count, aspect ratio, brand colors, fonts, required charts, and output format. Example: turn a quarterly project review into ten minimal slides covering goals, progress, risks, resources, and next-quarter plans, with all text remaining editable.
