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Snapshot Nov 5, 2026 · 06:08 UTC · version 1.0.3

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Instructions updated for working-with-slidely

Skill instructions — Now says: chat, and Slidely remembers everything in that chat — the uploaded files, the chosen design, the approved storyline, the slides it has proposed and the...

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Before

Sep 30, 2026 · 23:00 UTC

chat that remembers everything in it — the uploaded files, the chosen design, the approved storyline, the slides it has proposed and the feedback you gave. A message asks it to do something; it decides the next useful step and may ask a ...

After

Nov 5, 2026 · 06:08 UTC

chat, and Slidely remembers everything in that chat — the uploaded files, the chosen design, the approved storyline, the slides it has proposed and the feedback you gave. A message asks it to do something; it decides the next useful step...

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 ## Slidely is a stateful presentation agent, not a set of one-shot tools
 
-Slidely builds and edits PowerPoint decks. You work with it through a chat that remembers everything in it — the uploaded files, the chosen design, the approved storyline, the slides it has proposed and the feedback you gave. A message asks it to do something; it decides the next useful step and may ask a question before acting.
+Slidely builds and edits PowerPoint decks. You work with it through a chat, and Slidely remembers everything in that chat — the uploaded files, the chosen design, the approved storyline, the slides it has proposed and the feedback you gave. A message asks it to do something; it decides the next useful step and may ask a question before acting.
 
 The user owns the presentation. Slidely proposes, the user approves, and slides only enter the deck through an explicit review.
 
-## Read the working instructions before you start
+## Where the working instructions are
 
-The detailed workflow — how to initialize a presentation, when to involve Slidely, how design systems and layouts are chosen, how to answer the cards it raises, and who decides what — is served by two tools:
+This text is only the overview. The detailed workflow — how to initialize a presentation, when to involve Slidely, how design systems and layouts are chosen, how to answer the cards Slidely raises, and who decides what — is in the skills served by two tools: `list_skills_v1` lists them, and `read_skill_v1` returns the one you name.
 
-1. Call `list_skills` and read the descriptions.
-2. Call `read_skill` for the one that matches what the user is asking for, and follow it.
+Those skills show how to use Slidely to create, edit, redesign and review presentations. Accepting slides, choosing layouts and setting a design each have their own tool, and a message to Slidely is not a substitute for any of them.
 
-Do this before the first Slidely tool call of a conversation, not after. The instructions cover which tool answers which card, and getting that wrong strands the user's work — accepting slides, choosing layouts and setting a design each have one correct tool, and a message is not a substitute for any of them.
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-A skill may list further files under `files`; read one with `read_skill` when the instructions point you at it.
+A skill may also list extra files under `files`. `read_skill_v1` returns the whole skill, or only one of those files when given its `path`.

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BEFORE

"---\nname: working-with-slidely\ndescription: Create, import, review, and edit PowerPoint presentations with Slidely. Use this whenever the user wants a deck built from a topic or outline, wants an existing .pptx improved or redesigned, or asks to continue work on a presentation they already have in Slidely.\n---\n\n## Slidely is a stateful presentation agent, not a set of one-shot tools\n\nSlidely builds and edits PowerPoint decks. You work with it through a chat that remembers everything in it — the uploaded files, the chosen design, the approved storyline, the slides it has proposed and the feedback you gave. A message asks it to do something; it decides the next useful step and may ask a question before acting.\n\nThe user owns the presentation. Slidely proposes, the user approves, and slides only enter the deck through an explicit review.\n\n## Read the working instructions before you start\n\nThe detailed workflow — how to initialize a presentation, when to involve Slidely, how design systems and layouts are chosen, how to answer the cards it raises, and who decides what — is served by two tools:\n\n1. Call `list_skills` and read the descriptions.\n2. Call `read_skill` for the one that matches what the user is asking for, and follow it.\n\nDo this before the first Slidely tool call of a conversation, not after. The instructions cover which tool answers which card, and getting that wrong strands the user's work — accepting slides, choosing layouts and setting a design each have one correct tool, and a message is not a substitute for any of them.\n\nA skill may list further files under `files`; read one with `read_skill` when the instructions point you at it.\n"

AFTER

"---\nname: working-with-slidely\ndescription: Create, import, review, and edit PowerPoint presentations with Slidely. Use this whenever the user wants a deck built from a topic or outline, wants an existing .pptx improved or redesigned, or asks to continue work on a presentation they already have in Slidely.\n---\n\n## Slidely is a stateful presentation agent, not a set of one-shot tools\n\nSlidely builds and edits PowerPoint decks. You work with it through a chat, and Slidely remembers everything in that chat — the uploaded files, the chosen design, the approved storyline, the slides it has proposed and the feedback you gave. A message asks it to do something; it decides the next useful step and may ask a question before acting.\n\nThe user owns the presentation. Slidely proposes, the user approves, and slides only enter the deck through an explicit review.\n\n## Where the working instructions are\n\nThis text is only the overview. The detailed workflow — how to initialize a presentation, when to involve Slidely, how design systems and layouts are chosen, how to answer the cards Slidely raises, and who decides what — is in the skills served by two tools: `list_skills_v1` lists them, and `read_skill_v1` returns the one you name.\n\nThose skills show how to use Slidely to create, edit, redesign and review presentations. Accepting slides, choosing layouts and setting a design each have their own tool, and a message to Slidely is not a substitute for any of them.\n\nA skill may also list extra files under `files`. `read_skill_v1` returns the whole skill, or only one of those files when given its `path`.\n"

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{
  "description": "Create, import, review, and edit PowerPoint presentations with Slidely. Use this whenever the user wants a deck built from a topic or outline, wants an existing .pptx improved or redesigned, or asks to continue work on a presentation they already have in Slidely.",
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  ],
  "name": "working-with-slidely",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: working-with-slidely\ndescription: Create, import, review, and edit PowerPoint presentations with Slidely. Use this whenever the user wants a deck built from a topic or outline, wants an existing .pptx improved or redesigned, or asks to continue work on a presentation they already have in Slidely.\n---\n\n## Slidely is a stateful presentation agent, not a set of one-shot tools\n\nSlidely builds and edits PowerPoint decks. You work with it through a chat, and Slidely remembers everything in that chat — the uploaded files, the chosen design, the approved storyline, the slides it has proposed and the feedback you gave. A message asks it to do something; it decides the next useful step and may ask a question before acting.\n\nThe user owns the presentation. Slidely proposes, the user approves, and slides only enter the deck through an explicit review.\n\n## Where the working instructions are\n\nThis text is only the overview. The detailed workflow — how to initialize a presentation, when to involve Slidely, how design systems and layouts are chosen, how to answer the cards Slidely raises, and who decides what — is in the skills served by two tools: `list_skills_v1` lists them, and `read_skill_v1` returns the one you name.\n\nThose skills show how to use Slidely to create, edit, redesign and review presentations. Accepting slides, choosing layouts and setting a design each have their own tool, and a message to Slidely is not a substitute for any of them.\n\nA skill may also list extra files under `files`. `read_skill_v1` returns the whole skill, or only one of those files when given its `path`.\n"
}

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