What problem does it solve? Presentation decks are designed for projection — dark full-bleed backgrounds with white text — so printing them wastes enormous amounts of ink, and on-screen review leaves no traceable feedback tied to slide numbers. This Skill turns an existing deck into a black-on-white A4 dossier with mirrored slide numbering and ruled annotation space, using roughly 30x less ink while preserving all textual and tabular content. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three ingestion routes: Reads decks from Canva (via MCP connector), PPTX files (python-pptx plus LibreOffice rendering), or PDF files (poppler rasterization and text extraction), with per-route graceful degradation. - Visual slide classification and faithful table transcription: Classifies each slide as content, photo, table, or mixed via visual reading, and transcribes tables from slide images with mandatory [CONFERIR] markers and arithmetic auditing of totals. - Three output modes: Review mode for executives annotating on paper, handout mode for client leave-behinds, and presenter mode with filtered speaker notes — all enforcing patient-image privacy rules. - Use Case: A manager needs the company president to review a 17-slide Canva deck on paper. The Skill produces a 6-7 page A4 PDF dossier with numbered entries matching the original slides, transcription flags for its 4 tables, and a TAC ink measurement report. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run /deck-review-print with a Canva design URL or a PPTX/PDF file path to generate a printable review dossier of that deck.
