slides-deck-draft

Provide the outline as bullets, notes, or a pasted doc, plus the audience and talk length. The outline is split into one beat per slide, then each slide gets a short title, up to five bullets, a speaker note, and image placeholders where visuals are needed.

No. It produces drafts only and never creates, edits, shares, publishes, or presents a Slides document. Any action beyond drafting requires the owner's explicit approval on that exact deck and belongs to a separate routine.

The required input is an outline with roughly one main point per line. Audience and talk length are optional and default to a general audience, a ten-minute talk, and at most ten slides. Prior decks or brand notes can be cited per slide.

Every date, number, name, and quote must trace back to the outline or a cited source, otherwise it is flagged as needing confirmation. The draft never invents commitments such as promised dates or prices the outline did not contain.

It does not design finished visual layouts, generate actual image files, or operate a Slides document. Image needs are marked as text placeholders, and unreachable sources are recorded as gaps rather than improvised around.