A cool, editorial presentation system for executive reporting and teaching stories. It uses bold grotesk headlines, fine rules, bright sorbet accents, and documentary photography windows to turn source material into a deck that is easy to scan, discuss, and reuse across a consistent series.
No external services. Runs entirely on your agent.
/sl-sorbet-window-deck Create exactly 9 slides for fictional publisher Northline Review on Q2 audio briefing performance, moving from audience and listening signals through Q1 comparison, improvements, listener quote and format results to a decision request. Title: “Northline Review grew a habit, not just an audience”. Close: “Fund one more cycle to turn the habit into a system”. Use cool paper white, coral and teal, editorial photo windows, concise source notes and action titles.
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Yes. Provide one or two approved examples, and the skill can preserve their grid rhythm, title behavior, accent discipline, and source-note conventions while adapting the content.
No. It can suggest a placeholder or mark a gap for review, but it does not turn an assumption into a reported fact. Supplied figures, units, qualifiers, and dates remain locked.
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