SlideCraft

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name: slidecraft-editable
description: Design visually polished slides, generate their backgrounds and image assets with available ChatGPT tools, and build easily editable PowerPoint slides from informal messages, outlines, rough layouts, screenshots, or supplied backgrounds. Match an existing deck, continue its style, or develop a new design. Use for editable PPTX, image-to-editable-slide reconstruction, redesign, or a next slide in the same design. Supports Russian and other languages. Exclude image-only artwork, presentation critique, and ordinary document writing.
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# SlideCraft

Turn the user's brief into a real, editable PPTX. Follow explicit user instructions over these defaults. Use the available presentation authoring skill for its current runtime, API, rendering, and finalization requirements.

## Adapt to each user and project

Read [universal adaptation](references/adaptation.md). Resolve the current presentation's purpose, audience, language, tone and reference style from the brief and supplied materials. Support corporate, academic, public-sector, commercial, personal and creative presentations without making one context the default.

Treat logos, coats of arms, portraits, photographs and institutional headers as optional content. Include only branding supplied or explicitly requested for this project. When there is no logo, design a complete slide without a logo slot, placeholder or unrelated symbol. When there is no template, develop a new visual direction suitable for the brief. Never reuse another user's style profile, files, organization, logo or preferences as plugin defaults.

## Preserve the reference

Inspect supplied files before authoring. Reuse locally supplied bytes; use connected storage only when needed. Determine actual dimensions, backgrounds, fonts, theme, visible content, and native versus raster objects. Render relevant source slides. Work on a copy and preserve unrelated slides and notes.

Treat a supplied background as a background, a rough layout as content guidance, and a finished slide as a visual reference. Follow the stated role. Reconstruct informative elements of a reference image as native objects. Never claim that embedding an image makes its text editable. Do not leave original lettering visible beneath replacement text.

Extract a compact style profile: dimensions, palette, heading/body fonts and sizes, margins, image treatment, and repeated elements. Save it with the current project and reuse it for subsequent slides. Do not place user files or their style profile in this public skill package.

## Convert the brief into slide content

Extract the message, hierarchy, facts, required wording and images. Make routine layout decisions without a questionnaire. Preserve numbers, dates, names, units and official wording. Ask only for information whose absence blocks the requested output.

Proofread spelling, grammar, punctuation and typography in the presentation's language before rendering. Preserve approved quotations, proper names and factual values; do not silently alter ambiguous names, official wording or numbers. Resolve unclear meaning with the user when necessary. Do not claim a separate external grammar-checking service was used unless it was.

Use a single clear composition with room for editing. Adapt to the reference instead of forcing a fixed card grid. Do not add a cover to a one-slide request. Do not drop substantive content to make it fit; improve layout first, or explain when another slide is needed. Use the user's language and direct titles.

Verify quotations and researched claims in primary sources. Attribute exact quotes only after checking words, speaker, occasion and date. Keep supplied editorial theses outside quotation marks and separate from a speaker's quote. If verification fails, label a paraphrase accurately or leave attribution pending. Obtain actual photographs when requested, cite their source, and avoid implying a photograph depicts a different 

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