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create-slide-deck

Skill2 starsChanged 19 days agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Create a new Google Slides presentation from title and optional outline or topic. Use when user says "create presentation", "new slides", or "make a deck".

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  1. Distinctive:

    Create a Google Slides presentation.

    line 8
  2. Distinctive:

    If outline: Use provided outline

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Files
SKILL.md

Create Slide Deck

Create a Google Slides presentation. Optionally build slides from markdown outline or generate outline from topic.

Inputs

InputTypeDefaultPurpose
titlestringrequiredPresentation title
outlinestring-Markdown outline (# Section, ## Slide, - bullet)
template_idstring-Optional template presentation ID
topicstring-Topic to generate outline from (if no outline)

Workflow

1. Create Presentation

  • google_slides_create(title=title, template_id=template_id or "")
  • Extract presentation_id from result (ID: xxx or 20+ char alphanumeric)

2. Outline

  • If topic and no outline: Generate outline from topic (Overview, Architecture, Getting Started, Best Practices, Summary)
  • If outline: Use provided outline

3. Build Slides (if outline)

  • google_slides_build_from_outline(presentation_id=id, outline=outline)

4. Post-Action

  • memory_session_log("Created presentation: {title}", "ID: {presentation_id}")

Output

## 📊 Presentation Created
**Title:** {title}
**ID:** `{presentation_id}`
**Link:** https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/{id}/edit

### Next Steps
1. Open the link
2. Add images and diagrams
3. Export to PDF: google_slides_export_pdf("{id}")

Key Details

  • Chains to: edit_slide_deck, export_presentation
  • Outline format: # Section header, ## Slide title, - bullet points

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