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Create and revise slide presentations within an active iPolloWork Design session while preserving the selected template’s appearance and editable objects. Support focused text or theme changes, broader narrative revisions, and presentation checks through the host’s preview tools.

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Create, revise, and verify slide presentations in an active iPolloWork Design session while retaining the selected template's visual and editable contracts.

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Good for

  • Creating a slide deck in the current Design session
  • Revising text or selected slide objects
  • Changing theme colors while preserving layout
  • Checking the full deck after shared style changes

Files included (4)

  • SKILL.md2.6 KB
  • references/layout.md14.9 KB
  • references/shared-guidelines.md27.5 KB
  • references/slides-ppt.md16.2 KB

SKILL.md (original)

Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

iPolloWork Presentations

Use the exact entry in the current design/<session-id>/ project. Read its source and design-tokens.css; the host owns the canvas, editor, navigation and exports.

Keep the presentation contract

  • Preserve the template's visual system, fixed canvas, stable data-ipw-slide roots and object IDs, runtime and token link. Theme-only edits change semantic --ipw-* values while preserving content, page count/order, assets and object geometry; check font fit without silently rearranging objects.
  • In native editable PPT, keep separate data-pptx-text, data-pptx-shape and data-pptx-image objects; let the Design panel own navigation. Do not add presentation scripts, controls, speaker-note nodes or responsive slide reflow. HTML decks retain their existing supported runtime.
  • Targeted edits preserve unrelated slides and objects. Content determines new decks' narrative and page count; samples are reusable patterns, not required structure or facts.

Read by task

Resolve references relative to this installed Skill, not a repository or remembered project. Read relevant sections once and reuse them; report missing installed references accurately.

  • Copy, selected-object or theme edit: use the current source/tokens and applicable sections of PPT rules. Do not load layout catalogs or media guidance for unchanged assets and structure.
  • Creation, narrative rewrite or structural change: read the PPT scope/narrative/mode rules and relevant Shared creative guidelines. Read Layout selection only when selecting or recomposing a layout; open only fitting candidates from the actual session library or local source.
  • Asset work: apply the shared media workflow, including live capabilities, authorized model selection, actual placement and plan/check outcomes. Initial/full authoring plans needs before layout; unchanged media with valid existing assets in a local/theme edit needs no new plan or generation.
  • Delivery: use the PPT acceptance section. media/artifact_preview_review is the sole client batch preview; shared token/style changes require one whole-deck batch. Never substitute a server, helper page, generic browser screenshots or per-slide captures. Check editor/export behavior when affected or requested and distinguish checked, unavailable and unverified work.

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