ppt-plan-skill

Creating an approved slide outline involves structuring your topic, audience, tone, and constraints into an ordered slide-outline.md file. You iterate on the plan with explicit user approval before generating any slide HTML or moving to the design stage.

A slide outline planning process structures presentation content into ordered slides with key messages before any design work begins. You need it to avoid starting design without a clear, approved content structure.

To plan presentation slides for a specific audience and tone, provide your constraints and research findings to generate an ordered slide-outline.md. This ensures the presentation structure is validated before design execution.

No, you cannot generate slide HTML during the outline planning stage. The process enforces that no slide HTML is generated until explicit user approval is obtained for the slide-outline.md file.

The best way to validate presentation outlines is to generate a concise summary of the slide-outline.md and iterate based on feedback. This loop continues until explicit user approval is obtained before moving to design.

Yes, the slide outline plan produces an ordered slide-outline.md file specifically suitable for Codex-driven design. It bridges the gap between content planning and automated slide generation.