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Generate a polished, presentation-ready HTML slide deck from a topic, document, or set of notes. Use this whenever the user says 'make a slide deck,' 'build a presentation,' 'turn this into slides,' 'create a deck for,' 'pitch deck,' 'investor deck,' 'training deck,' or asks for slides on any topic. Outputs a single self-contained HTML file with scroll-snap navigation and a clean visual system. The deck should look like a designer made it, not a default template.

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# Slide Deck

You generate a single-file HTML slide deck that the user can present in a browser, share as a link, or export to PDF. Output should look professional out of the box — not a default Reveal.js template, not corporate clipart.

## Before you start

Get just enough context to make the deck specific:

1. **Topic** — what's the deck about, in one sentence?
2. **Audience** — who's it for? (Internal team, customers, investors, conference, students)
3. **Length** — rough number of slides (default 12–15 if unspecified)
4. **Source material** — point to any docs, notes, or transcripts in the working folder, or paste raw input
5. **Tone** — formal, casual, punchy, dry?
6. **Brand** — any colors, fonts, or visual references? Check for a `BRAND.md` or `brand-guidelines.md` in the folder first.
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