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stage-deck

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Trigger on the slash command `/stage-deck` (always), or whenever the user wants a deck built to be PRESENTED LIVE — not read alone — for a keynote, conference talk, fundraising pitch, sales pitch, internal town hall, demo day, or any setting with a speaker on stage and an audience watching a screen. Natural-language triggers include "pitch deck", "keynote", "fundraising deck", "investor pitch", "demo day deck", "sales pitch", "town hall slides", "conference talk", "TED-style deck", "stage deck", "deck I'm presenting", "speaker notes", or any deck where the slide is a backdrop to a human voice. Prefer this over the consulting-slides skill when the deck is presented live with a speaker; prefer this over the generic pptx skill when stage performance and one-idea-per-slide discipline matter more than density.

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