Slide deck

Live preview — the example content ships with the template and is replaced by your content.

What an agent may change — and what content you should have ready. Everything outside these slots is fixed by design.

Slots

Repeat: agenda-item (3–8×)

One numbered line on the agenda slide. Keep the wording identical to the section tab of the slides it covers.

Repeat: stat (2–4×)

One headline number on the executive summary slide.

Repeat: content-slide (1–14×)

The workhorse slide: section tab, so-what title, two ruled columns, a takeaway strip and a source line. Duplicate it once per argument in the deck; the order of the copies is the order of the deck.

Repeat: table-row (2–10×)

One line of the financial table, above the ruled totals row.

Repeat: bar-group (2–8×)

One period on the column chart: an accent bar and a grey bar side by side.

Repeat: risk-row (2–8×)

One row of the risk table.

Repeat: next-step (2–8×)

One row of the next-steps table.

Optional blocks

• table-slide — Financial or business-case table slide with a ruled totals row. Remove it when the deck carries no figures.
• chart-slide — Two-series column chart slide. Remove it when there is no trend worth plotting; one honest chart beats three decorative ones.
• risk-slide — Risk / issue table with rating chips. Remove it for a purely informational deck.

The authoritative fill instructions from manifest.json — the only place a template may instruct an agent (why).

SHAPE THE DECK FIRST, THEN FILL IT. 1) Duplicate the content-slide block once per argument you need: the copies stay in place and their order is the deck order. Group them into chapters by repeating the same slide-tab on consecutive slides. 2) Remove the optional slides you do not need (table-slide, chart-slide, risk-slide) and delete every data-example element: the shipped extra agenda lines, stat tiles, table rows, bar groups, risk rows, step rows and the second example content slide. 3) Make the agenda lines match the section tabs of the slides they cover, in the same order. TITLES CARRY THE ARGUMENT: every title is a full conclusion ('New-logo revenue has been flat for three years'), never a label ('Revenue overview'); if a title does not survive being read on its own, rewrite it. Fill the takeaway strip on every slide that has one, with the consequence rather than a restatement. DO NOT NUMBER SLIDES OR REPEAT THE COMPANY NAME PER SLIDE: the deck-runtime module fills every page number, the slide total and the footer brand from cover-company at load time, so inserting or reordering slides can never leave a stale number. COMPUTE EVERY NUMBER YOURSELF AND RE-CHECK IT: the totals row must equal the sum of its rows; bar heights are 'height:NN%' with NN = value divided by the largest value across BOTH series, times 100, rounded, capped at 92, and both series must use that same divisor; risk-rating-class is EXACTLY 'chip chip-bad' | 'chip chip-warn' | 'chip chip-good' and must agree with the chip text. DENSITY: two to four bullets per column of at most ~22 words, both columns filled; a half-empty slide reads as unfinished. Mirror the placeholder number format (decimal comma, thousands point, '€ 412k'), and for a Dutch or German deck translate the tabs, headers, chart labels and the agenda too. Leave [PLACEHOLDER] where a figure is genuinely unknown and tell the user to fill it with the built-in Edit button. THE DECK IS 4:3 AND PRINTS ONE SLIDE PER PAGE at 254 x 190,5 mm: do not change the slide size, the em-based sizing or the @page rule, and keep -webkit-print-color-adjust / print-color-adjust in place or the accent bars and table headers drop out of the PDF.

Published versions are immutable: /t/slide-deck@{version}/ never changes once live. /t/slide-deck/ always points at the latest.