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slides-artifact

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Use when the user asks to create, edit, or review slides or a presentation (PowerPoint or Google Slides), including when the task clearly calls for an audience-ready slide deck. Also use to answer questions that require inspecting an existing deck; not for general presentation advice or a chat-only outline.

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# Slide Artifacts

Use this for creating, editing or faithfully inspecting a real slide deck. A chat-only outline or general presentation advice can stay in chat. A question about an existing deck does not authorize changing it.

## Reasoning effort for new artifacts

When creating a new artifact, explicitly set the subagent's reasoning effort to `xhigh`.

## Start with the shared skill

- Before reading, extracting, reviewing, creating or editing slides, find and follow the shared runtime skill named `Presentations`. If `skills.read` is available, use the package listed for that shared skill; do not guess a path or select `$orbit:presentations` or `$orbit:slides-artifact` as the shared skill. Give it the brief, deck or template, audience, desired count and scope. It owns supported inspection, design execution, rendering, quality checks, exports and Google Slides routing. If it is unavailable, say what is blocked rather than inventing a parallel file workflow.
- Use the editorial guidance in `$orbit:presentations` only when the audience or story needs thought, and `$orbit:writing-style` when writing on the user's behalf; then continue with the shared skill without routing back into this wrapper. Pass along known conventions or the supplied template. Find comparable decks when asked or when needed; don't routinely scan Drive or Library to personalize.

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