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Generate slide deck presentations from briefs — use when you need slides, pitch decks, or visual summaries

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# Slide Deck Generator Generate professional slide decks from briefs with optional research, outline approval, and PPTX export. ## Prerequisites The `document-skills` plugin MUST be installed for PPTX rendering: ``` /plugin list | grep document-skills ``` If not installed, tell the user: ``` The document-skills plugin is required for PPTX generation. Install it with: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills ``` ## Pipeline (4 Steps) ### Step 1: Gather Brief Parse the user's topic and description. Use **AskUserQuestion** to clarify: **Question 1 - Audience:** - Executives / Board - Engineers / Technical - Investors / Fundraising - General / Mixed **Question 2 - Slide count target:** - Short (5-10 slides) - Standard (10-20 slides) - Extended (20+ slides) **Question 3 - Tone:** - Formal / Business - Technical / Detailed - Casual / Conversational If the user already provided clear context (e.g., "10-slide investor pitch deck about our Series A"), skip questions where the answer is obvious. ### Step 2: Research (Optional) If the topic needs external research or context gathering: - Use the **Task tool** with `Explore` or `general-purpose` subagent to gather relevant information - For deeper multi-AI research, suggest: "For comprehensive multi-provider research, run `/octo:discover [topic]` first, then `/octo:deck` to build slides from the results" - If the user provides their own content, notes, or a research file, skip this step entirely This step is...

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Author
nyldn
Repository
nyldn/claude-octopus
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
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License
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