Give partners or clients a concise view of a company, its services and how it works. Blue Block Company Deck combines white space, rectangular accent framing, architectural photography and legible metric pages. The current design uses Newsreader serif headlines with Inter Tight body text, keeping the story short enough to present and practical to edit in the browser.
What you get
A company/service/operating presentation with one takeaway per page and ten reusable archetypes: cover, introduction, foundation, capabilities, audience/segment circles, workflow, pilot scope, quality/review table, team and closing contacts. Use the requested count and approved story instead of adopting every fictional Clearstone example claim.
A light visual system of white pages, blue or coordinated accent panels, square photo/card corners, offset framing blocks and a consistent 12-column grid. Headline copy is sentence case in Newsreader, not the older catalog’s all-caps treatment. Inter Tight handles body text/labels; both families are embedded in the kit for offline HTML.
Concise content rules: headline at most seven words (cover five), one supporting line up to eighteen words, no more than three short content items and about forty-five visible words per page. Keep at least thirty percent empty and at most three content blocks. Notes carry supporting detail rather than shrinking body type below the intended projection scale.
Four generation-time palettes—Blue Block Company, Evergreen White, Plum White and Slate White—with the same light structure and fonts. Nine local library pictures cover office architecture, collaboration and fictional headshots; eight example slots use five wider scenes and three square portraits. Photo nodes remain separate from the accent blocks behind them.
A standalone HTML deck with browser editing, notes and presentation mode, plus requested PPTX/PDF export. PowerPoint keeps text/notes editable and photos separate, with background/diagram/complex geometry rendered as layers. The installation includes recipes, Python build/check tools, Node image helpers and third-party notices; its small schema fixture is not a finished company profile.
Before you choose
Check the deck as a partner would: who the company serves, what it provides, how progress is reviewed and which action is requested next. A large metric should have a verified meaning, and a team portrait should never imply an identity the business has not approved.
Good fit
A company introduction or partner update needs a calm, coherent overview with clear metrics and a final action.
A team wants to explain services, responsibilities and an operating model without a long report or visually crowded pitch.
Training or shared-standard material can be expressed through short steps, a small review table and approved supporting figures.
Not for
Arbitrary styling unrelated to the coordinated light system, full-page dark backgrounds, pill clusters or overlapping photographs/cards.
Automatic verification of business figures, policies or standards. The presenter supplies the verified facts and approves the actual claims.
A PowerPoint deliverable in which every decorative block, circle, diagram and chart is a native shape or chart object.
Presenting library headshots or fictional Clearstone pilots/people as real staff, clients or business results.
How to use
You say/blue-block-company-deck Make a 10-slide company profile for a fictional operations business.
Supply the topic or approved outline, audience, desired count, intended action, language and verified figures, standards and dates. Add supplied imagery and clarify real team identities/contact details. Mark assumptions or demonstration data explicitly rather than inheriting the sample’s pilot counts or six-week program claims.
Choose Blue Block Company, Evergreen White, Plum White or Slate White and plan the story using the ten archetypes. Retain white pages with accent panels, Newsreader sentence-case titles and Inter Tight body. Use the current serif design rather than copying the older all-caps catalog wording.
Keep one takeaway per page, three or fewer blocks, thirty percent empty and the short word budgets. Use the 12-column grid with 77px side margins and 26px gutters, content from approximately y79 to y634 on the 1280×720 frame. Titles are about 47px, cover about 95px and body about 15–17px. Split excess content or move it to notes; do not shrink it to fit.
Use square-corner framed photos on offset accent/stone blocks, with no photo overlap or cards floating over pictures. Sibling cards share style and size, highlighting at most one. Keep content-page chrome to the small brand mark; avoid footers/folios/tag clutter, while preserving any necessary factual disclosure in a concise note or notes as appropriate.
Choose suitable library reuse, generate only missing images or regenerate the set, with approved user pictures first. Nine local catalog pictures are bundled; list/embed IDs through the Node helper with checksum checks. They are fictional/illustrative assets, not documentary evidence of your team. Use a different picture for each semantic page and match the kit’s source aspect (16:9 scenes, square headshots) while checking the actual frame crop.
For authorized new imagery, the package documents built-in generation or an optional paid FAL helper with FAL_KEY and Node. The latter records a returned task ID and uses submit/status/fetch without automatic failure retries. Account availability/charges may apply. Keep each person’s face distinct and preserve readable slide text outside images; list unfilled frames if suitable imagery is unavailable.
Populate recipes and replace fictional names, claims, numbers, chart labels and contacts. Compose/build/check with Python 3 and the expected count/style kit; Node is for media helpers. Embed assets, preserve font/icon notices and keep file size within the package limit. The current core assembly uses bundled runtime assets, not the older mandatory-Node export workflow.
Open over local HTTP and inspect every page for grid alignment, photo crops, legible numbers, wrapping and contrast. Test Edit/E, text/picture/order changes, notes, undo/redo, Save and reopening the HTML. The four presets are generation choices, not an editor theme picker. Export requested PPTX/PDF, run the PPTX check and inspect notes/text/fonts/rendered layers in the target application before sharing.
Requirements and costs
You bring
A topic or approved outline and the audience. · The desired slide count and the action the presentation should support. · Verified figures, standards, dates, and any supplied imagery.
Dependencies
Modern browser — required for presentation and browser editing · Built-in image generation in your agent (GPT Image class) — only needed to create new pictures; no separate API key · Chrome, Chromium or Edge plus Node.js 20 or newer — required only for PowerPoint export · Internet access — optional, to download this Skill's picture library while building a deck
Outside costs
Decks can reuse this Skill's own picture library at no image cost: you choose up front whether to reuse it or generate every picture new. New pictures use your agent's built-in image generation tool (GPT Image class) with no separate API key, and availability follows your agent account.
Publisher testing
v1.0.3 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
FAQ
Yes. Open the standalone HTML and use Edit or E to change text, pictures, slide order and notes, then Save the file. The four coordinated palettes apply during generation; individual colors are editable but there is no preset theme picker in the shared editor. PPTX keeps text/notes editable with separate pictures and rendered artwork layers.
No account is needed to reuse the nine local library images when they fit the brief. Supplied approved pictures take priority. New pictures can use an available built-in tool without a separate FAL key; the package also provides an optional paid FAL route. New generation follows your account/provider limits and is not required for simple library reuse.
Yes. Provide your approved outline, verified figures/standards/dates, real contact details and images you are permitted to use. Replace fictional Clearstone results and identities, and inspect all claims before sharing; the Skill does not independently verify the business.
The current package specifies sentence-case Newsreader headlines and Inter Tight body text, with embedded font data. That supersedes the older generic description of all-caps headings. Keep the authored pairing unless deliberately rebuilding and reviewing the font assets and notices.
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