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astudio presentations: strategic, persuasive HTML slide decks (pitch decks, sales decks, product demos, case studies, conference talks, QBRs, brand presentations) built on the brand's design code - narrative structure and emotion arc, one idea per slide, real data charts, keyboard/touch navigation, speaker notes, 16:9 layouts that are designed rather than templated - exported to PDF/PNG. Use when the user asks for a presentation, deck, pitch deck, slides, "презентация", "питч-дек", "слайды для инвесторов", "презентация компании", or to restyle an existing deck. If the user explicitly wants a .pptx file, build the deck content here and hand off to a PowerPoint-capable tool/skill. Part of astudio-aio.

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