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# PPTX Skill for EverFern ## Adaptive Deck Standard When creating a new presentation, use the built-in `pptx_generator` tool with `designMode: "adaptive"`. This tool is backed by **PptxGenJS** and should be the default path for generating editable PowerPoint decks. Do not hand-build new decks with `python-pptx` unless the user specifically asks for low-level Python generation. Every deck request should include: * `deckGoal`: what the deck should accomplish. * `audience`: who will see it. * `visualDirection`: a custom art direction derived from the topic, brand, mood, or user wording. * varied slide `intent` values such as `hero`, `sectionBreak`, `bigNumber`, `timeline`, `diagram`, `comparison`, `gallery`, `dataCallout`, `storyboard`, and `closing`. * `visualIdea` and `speakerNotes` for most slides. Anti-boring rules: * Do not create repeated title-and-bullets slides. * Do not use the same slide intent twice in a row unless the user explicitly asks for a simple report. * Keep visible slide text short. Put dense explanation in `speakerNotes`. * Every slide must have a visual role: a metric, contrast, sequence, diagram, image-led moment, quote, or story beat. * If the user asks for something unique, create a custom visual direction instead of choosing a static template. ## Quick Reference | Task | Guide | |------|-------| | Read/analyze content | Python `python-pptx` | | Create from scratch | `pptx_generator` adaptive mode backed by PptxGenJS | | Low-level inspection/edi