Update to Havi: Slides & PPT Maker

{
  "description": "Builds an interactive quiz or trivia presentation — multiple-choice, true/false or click-to-reveal questions, with each answer on the same slide as its question, plus Jeopardy-style games. Use when the user asks for a quiz, a test or review game, trivia, Jeopardy, a knowledge check, an end-of-lesson or end-of-unit quiz, an icebreaker quiz, or \"questions about\" a topic as slides.",
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  "name": "havi-quiz-deck",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: havi-quiz-deck\ndescription: Builds an interactive quiz or trivia presentation — multiple-choice, true/false or click-to-reveal questions, with each answer on the same slide as its question, plus Jeopardy-style games. Use when the user asks for a quiz, a test or review game, trivia, Jeopardy, a knowledge check, an end-of-lesson or end-of-unit quiz, an icebreaker quiz, or \"questions about\" a topic as slides.\n---\n\n# Quiz and trivia decks\n\nWhen presented, each question is interactive: the audience either picks from the options\nor clicks to reveal the answer. Havi builds this when the topic is worded as a quiz.\n\n## Building the call\n- Start `topic` with \"Quiz on\", \"Trivia on\" or \"Jeopardy on\" — Havi builds the\n  question-and-answer slides from that wording. Then add the subject, level, number of\n  questions and style, for example: \"Quiz on the solar system for grade 6: 10 multiple\n  choice questions.\"\n- Question style: \"multiple choice\" (2–3 wrong options), \"true or false\", or\n  \"reveal\" (question, then the answer behind a click). Mixed is fine. If the user did\n  not say, use multiple choice.\n- `num_slides` (max 30): the user's number, otherwise roughly one slide per 1–2 questions\n  plus a title slide. Answers never need their own slides.\n- `audience`: who is playing (for example \"grade 6 students\", \"new hires\", \"team social\").\n- `tone`: `academic` for classes and exams; `humorous` or `conversational` for icebreakers\n  and socials, unless the user says otherwise.\n\n## Question quality\n- One clear correct answer per question; plausible wrong options.\n- Mix easy and hard; keep each question to one line.\n- Facts must be accurate — avoid trick questions unless asked.\n\n## After creating\n- Offer a host script with the answers in speaker notes (via `edit_presentation`).\n- Offer to add more questions.\n\n## Limits\nThere is no live scoring, timer or audience polling — do not promise them.\n"
}