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## How SlidePoise works

SlidePoise
Source ID slidepoise:philosophy
Original https://www.henryw.me/slidepoise/#philosophy

The Agent plans what the presentation should communicate and how the slides fit together. An image model explores layouts using that content, your style references and selected assets. To turn a chosen design into PowerPoint, the Agent identifies its objects and their relationships while local tools measure their geometry. The Agent reviews the rendered slides against the plan and corrects problems in content and appearance.

The Agent plans each slide’s message and supporting content, then sends that plan to the image model with style guidance and reference images. The model can explore how to arrange the content without following a fixed layout. Open the sample plan to see the content and instructions used to generate the design.

Once a design is chosen, its contents need to become PowerPoint objects. The Agent identifies what each element represents and which elements belong together. In this example, the bars, labels and values form one chart. OpenCV, a computer-vision library, measures its geometry so the renderer can rebuild it as an editable chart linked to its data.

During reconstruction, the Agent also corrects problems in the generated image, such as arrows that connect the wrong objects or overlapping text. It checks the rebuilt slides against the brief and reviews alignment, typography and colour across the deck.

Asset libraries give the Agent a consistent set of icons, logos and PowerPoint components to draw on. It selects relevant files for each slide and includes them as references for image generation. During reconstruction, it places the original files in PowerPoint. Choose an example to see the selected icons, then inspect an icon to find it on the slide.

The Agent searches for relevant icons and chooses outline or filled versions to suit the slide.

The Agent finds images and logos, checks that they match the requested subject and reviews their usage terms.

Create a Library Set with your Agent to make your own logos, images and PowerPoint components available for future presentations.

Small illustrations can lose detail when generated as part of a full slide. The Agent can regenerate an illustration at higher resolution with a transparent background, then check it against the original design before placing it in PowerPoint. Drag the divider to compare the initial illustration with the regenerated version.

Tell your Agent who the presentation is for, what it should communicate and which material to use. You can review the plan and designs together or ask it to work independently. Expand a stage below to inspect the plans, designs and review records from the selected sample.