The `slides` scene had a filter chip and no content. This fills it with a
deck that covers the shapes a report actually needs — cover, agenda,
three-point argument, metrics, chart with its takeaway spelled out, and a
closing — so a user replaces text rather than building structure.
Typography and layout follow the `slides` domain contract rather than
being eyeballed: 1920x1080 frames at a fixed size (never fit_content —
projector aspect is a hard constraint), 120px safe margins, body at
26-34, titles at 64, and the metric numbers at 140 so each data slide has
exactly one visual anchor. Frames are generated through `oplib` against
the canonical schema, like the other templates, so they stay reproducible.
The card baker learns to tile multiple renders into a grid. A 16:9 deck
composited as a 1x6 strip is a 10:1 image that shrinks each slide to
~100px inside the 640x400 card — visible as noise, not as slides. Column
count is picked to land nearest the card's own aspect, which puts this
deck at 3x2 and leaves each slide legible.
Also ignores `__pycache__` repo-wide; the generators are run in place and
were leaving bytecode next to their sources.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FqKQqNj8exYwopGDpYUU7x
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