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slide-template-creator

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Create, register, update and catalog reusable single-slide templates. These are content-level page templates, not Google Slides masters. Use for: ページテンプレートを追加, SWOT・比較・プロセスなどのスライド型を作って, 既存スライドやスクリーンショットをテンプレート化, 登録済みテンプレートの一覧と保守. Not: brand/master creation (template-forge); deck generation (google-slides / google-slides-template); visual QA of finished decks (slide-qa).

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11 rules. About 0 are common, 5 are distinctive, and 6 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Very specific:

    Create one reusable page specification at a time.

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  2. Very specific:

    Run all commands from the slide-forge repository root.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Ask only for missing information, in one round:

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  4. Distinctive:

    If the user supplies an existing user-owned deck, snapshot it before any live edit.

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    Read primitive-selection.md when choosing the drawing parts.

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    Before editing, present and obtain approval for:

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    Do not skip this gate when the user has not already approved those decisions.

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  8. Very specific:

    Prefer existing primitives in scripts/patterns.py, pages.py, charts.py, and illustrations.py.

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  9. Very specific:

    Never invent production data to fill a template.

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  10. Very specific:

    Keep descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, causal, and strategic claims distinct.

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  11. Very specific:

    Keep generated and QA files under ignored out/ paths.

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SKILL.md

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Slide Template Creator

Create one reusable page specification at a time. Keep Google Slides masters in templates/; store content-level templates in slide-templates/.

Run all commands from the slide-forge repository root. Use .venv/bin/python.

Boundaries

RequestRoute
Create or update a reusable one-slide content patternthis skill
Analysis-framework templates (PEST, logic tree, Pareto, …)analysis-template-creator
Create brand colors, fonts, logo, master, or layoutstemplate-forge
Generate a complete deckgoogle-slides / google-slides-template
Verify generated slides visuallyslide-qa

A slide template is a template.json plus example.json, registered in slide-templates/manifest.json. It expands to one ordinary slide-forge slide object and therefore composes with scripts/assemble_spec.py.

Workflow

1. Intake

Ask only for missing information, in one round:

  • the question or message the slide must communicate;
  • representative input data and expected variations;
  • presentation or read-alone density;
  • portable across masters or restricted to one registered master;
  • any source slide, screenshot, or visual reference.

If the user supplies an existing user-owned deck, snapshot it before any live edit. Prefer inspecting it and rebuilding the template locally; do not use the live deck as the template registry.

2. Search before adding

.venv/bin/python scripts/list_slide_templates.py
.venv/bin/python scripts/list_slide_templates.py --tag <term>
rg '<term>' slide-templates scripts references

Reuse or extend an existing template when it answers the same question with the same visual grammar. Create a new ID only when the required slots or visual structure are materially different.

Read primitive-selection.md when choosing the drawing parts. Read design-rules.md for page structure, density, sources, and master portability.

3. Approve the template outline

Before editing, present and obtain approval for:

  • ID and display name;
  • question answered and inference level;
  • page skeleton and semantic slots;
  • reused or new primitives;
  • sample preview content;
  • interpretation guardrails.

Do not skip this gate when the user has not already approved those decisions.

4. Author the template

Create:

slide-templates/<pack>/<id>/template.json
slide-templates/<pack>/<id>/example.json

Register it in slide-templates/manifest.json. Follow the complete schema in template-schema.md.

Prefer existing primitives in scripts/patterns.py, pages.py, charts.py, and illustrations.py. Add a primitive only when the same low-level drawing is repeated, domain input needs function-level validation, and the function can be named and reused independently of one template.

Portable templates must use BLANK plus governing_message, semantic palette tokens through Canvas primitives, and the 10 × 5.625 inch safe area. Do not reference a master object ID or hard-code brand RGB values.

5. Validate offline

.venv/bin/python scripts/validate_slide_templates.py --id <id>
.venv/bin/python scripts/render_slide_template.py \
  --template <id> --data slide-templates/<pack>/<id>/example.json \
  --out out/<id>.json

The validator checks registry/schema/input consistency, renders the example, then runs build_deck.py --dry-run --strict. Fix every audit finding.

For all templates in a pack:

.venv/bin/python scripts/validate_slide_templates.py --pack <pack>
.venv/bin/python scripts/build_slide_template_catalog.py \
  --pack <pack> --out out/<pack>-catalog.json

6. Visual QA

Generate a catalog deck only after offline validation. Run slide-qa on every catalog page. Test both representative input and boundary-size input for new slot shapes. Fix the template, example, or shared primitive—not the generated deck—and regenerate. Clean QA thumbnails before reporting.

7. Report

Report:

  • template ID, pack, and paths;
  • question answered and slot names;
  • whether it is portable or master-specific;
  • offline validation result;
  • catalog URL and visual-QA result when live generation was authorized;
  • any new primitive or compatibility constraint.

Safety and quality rules

  • Never invent production data to fill a template. example.json must identify itself as sample data in its source or notes.
  • Require a source slot for numeric claims.
  • Keep descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, causal, and strategic claims distinct. Put method-specific caveats in guardrails.
  • Reject undeclared input slots and unresolved slot references.
  • Keep generated and QA files under ignored out/ paths.
  • Preserve backward compatibility for stable templates. See registration-and-compatibility.md.

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