What is Slide Agent?

Slide Agent turns a description — and any notes or data you give it — into a native, editable PowerPoint deck.

Make me a 10-slide board deck on the zero-trust migration. Dense and technical, dark, no stock photography.

The model directs. The engine executes.

The work is split in two:

Your model decides	The engine computes
The message, what is emphasised, what is cut	Measurement, capacity, exact character budgets
The concept, palette, typefaces and type scale	Contrast verification, font resolution and embedding
Composition, proportion, white space	Frames, reading order, connector routing, placeholders
Chart form, what to highlight, the takeaway	Chart maths and native chart parts with their data
Sequence and pacing	Rhythm analysis — notes, never decisions

That division is what makes a deck good without making it generic: every design decision stays with the model, and everything with a right answer is computed.

What you get

• A real .pptx. Title placeholders, theme colours and fonts, native charts with an embedded workbook, native tables, diagrams as shapes and connectors, icons as editable geometry, embedded typefaces. No slide is ever flattened into a picture.
• A verdict. Each build says whether the deck is mechanically sound, what the engine adjusted (and lets you refuse it), and which choices need an answer — for example a headline that needs to be shorter, with the exact character budget.
• A preview. A contact sheet to look at before you finalize.
• A portable folder. Your intent, the compiled design tokens, the scene, the deck, and the previews — move it anywhere and it rebuilds.

Four ways to use it

1. You direct (default) — your assistant writes the design; no model runs inside Slide Agent.
2. Draft — preset themes and automatic recipes, labelled as a draft.
3. Engine-managed — slide-agent generate for when there is no assistant in the loop: a director writes, a critic reviews, the director revises.
4. Template-fill — direct a template once, then fill it from a CSV, one deck per row, with no model at all.

Next: install it.