ezoic-pitch-deck

Ezoic — Pitch Deck

Produce a slide-by-slide deck outline in Ezoic's voice, then optionally render it to .pptx.

Step 0 — Boot

1. Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/_resolver.md first. The 12 + 6 contract is binding.
2. Load from ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/: brand-voice.md, positioning-pillars.md, audience-segments.md, proof-points.md, ezoic-style-design-bible.md.

Step 1 — Confirm the brief

Use the orchestrator's brief block or build the 10-field brief. Name the audience segment and the value-prop rung (decks usually run Rung 4 + 3 + 2 per positioning-pillars.md). If a field can't be filled from canonical sources, stop and ask.

Step 2 — Produce the outline

For each slide, produce: slide title (concrete, 5–7 words) · body copy (1–2 lines or sparse phrases) · supporting proof (numbers from proof-points.md with segment context) · speaker notes · visual direction tokens. Treat a proof-point number as hero typography. Never a small-to-big funnel. If a number isn't verified, label the slide as a placeholder — do not invent.

Step 3 — Visual direction

Apply visual rules 13–18 from _resolver.md: near-black field, Mint as the single accent, hierarchy via scale / spacing / surface (not all-caps or heavy bold), Inter for type, Red Hat Mono only for code/values. Logo lockup only from the live asset catalog.

Step 4 — Render to .pptx (conditional)

If rendering is requested:

• If anthropic-skills:pptx is available, hand it the structured outline (slide title, body, speaker notes, visual direction tokens) and render to the user-specified path. The render step is a translation, not a draft — do not fabricate or add slide content during render.
• If anthropic-skills:pptx is not available, deliver the outline only and add one line: "Install the anthropic-skills:pptx skill to render this as a real .pptx deck." Never silently fail; never fabricate a binary.

Step 5 — Self-check

Run the 10-point smell test verbatim. Then: every number is verified and carries segment context; placeholders are labeled; Mint is the only accent; no all-caps/heavy-bold hierarchy; one narrative frame across the deck. Fix anything that fails, then deliver.