ppt-task-pack

You standardize presentation scope by generating a task-pack.json that fixes deck boundaries including audience, language, deliverables, and known information gaps. This creates a stable task boundary for consistent deck creation.

You assess content gaps by evaluating known information deficiencies within the task-pack. If critical information is missing, the task-pack sets research_required to true and defines specific research_needs to fill those gaps before building the deck.

A PPT task pack is a standardized JSON structure that transforms user intents into a fixed boundary for deck projects. It structures deck creation by defining schema_version, topic, audience, goal, total_pages, must_have_sections, and content_density_profile.

Yes, you can automate research triggering by using the content_gap_assessment field within the task-pack. It evaluates available sources against known gaps and automatically sets research gating to decide if additional information gathering is required.

The best way to manage output paths is to define a canonical deck_dir root within the task-pack.json. This fixes the canonical directory for all downstream skills and establishes a single source of truth for deck deliverables and output policy.

You do not need to manually define every constraint, as the task-pack automatically structures constraints, must_have_sections, and style_intent from your initial intent. This standardizes the presentation planning process without manual field mapping.