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Give a reflective talk room to breathe against a dark night sky. Starlit Deck combines procedural CSS stars or horizon glow, warm serif headlines and sparse statements, with process dots, an arc timeline and optional painterly backgrounds. It suits founder letters, retrospectives and personal/company narratives, with a current shared browser editor and requested PowerPoint/PDF export.
Read the talk without its stars: each statement should still advance the narrative and every quoted or numeric claim should have an approved source. Then restore the atmosphere and check that the sky leaves room for reading rather than replacing a missing argument.
/starlit-deck Create a night-sky presentation from my topic and outline as one self-contained HTML file, with full 16:9 slides, deep-navy procedural starfields and warm gold serif headlines. Include page navigation, a thumbnail overview, speaker notes and print-to-PDF export.Provide the outline, audience, narrative arc and approved numbers/milestones/quotes. Specify slide language explicitly when it should differ from English. Propose and confirm a count from the material when absent; eight to fourteen is typical guidance, not a required length or proof of pacing.
Choose Midnight Gold, Aurora Teal or Dawn Rose during generation and keep one palette throughout. Update the coordinated sky/accent/glow tokens together rather than recolor a single heading. Keep the serif display/system-sans pairing, with Chinese relying on available serif fallbacks; no remote font service is needed.
Plan one archetype per page, skipping stats/timeline when there is no real data or relevant sequence. Dot-flow works with three to five nodes, arc timeline with three to six points, point list with two to five entries and stat row with up to four supplied measures. If a number is missing, ask for it or omit the stat page instead of fabricating it.
Keep most text slides on procedural void/horizon or plain navy. Avoid three or more visible-star pages in a row when the deck can vary, and reserve horizon glow for the close or one other emphasis. Keep paragraphs to one or two short sentences and notes to added talking points. When arc points change, update SVG positions and corresponding label percentages together.
Use the CSS route without paid generation, or choose suitable reuse of the two local backgrounds, generate only needed gaps or regenerate selected pictures, with approved supplied assets first. Leave the text-side third calm, match the selected palette and use 16:9 sources. Optional built-in generation needs no FAL key; paid FAL uses FAL_KEY and recorded submit/status/fetch tasks without automatic failure resubmission. Charges/account limits apply. List unfilled picture frames honestly.
Populate recipes and replace astronomy-example claims, labels, counts and notes with approved content. Compose/build/check with Python 3 and the expected count/style kit; Node is for optional image helpers. Embed all final assets in the HTML, preserve font notices and keep the shared runtime unchanged. The old companion-folder workflow is not the current delivery contract.
Open over local HTTP and inspect each 1280×720 page for background rhythm, negative space, headline contrast, arc-label alignment, actual count and bounds. Use Edit/E for content and notes, Save and reopen the file. In current presentation mode, arrows/space and horizontal swipe navigate, and Escape exits presentation; use the editor’s thumbnail/notes interface rather than promise old Esc/N shortcuts or wheel paging.
Test actual view/edit/present, text/images/order/notes, undo/redo and portable saving. Export requested PPTX/PDF, run check-pptx.py and inspect text/notes, rendered backgrounds/diagram layers and font substitution in PowerPoint, Keynote or WPS. A static check and documented controls do not constitute a completed browser verification.
No. Procedural CSS skies and horizon glow need no picture-generation service. Two local optional backgrounds are bundled. New atmospheric art can use an available built-in tool or paid FAL with its key, subject to provider/account costs. Use only authorized tasks and list unmatched image frames; do not generate backgrounds reflexively for every text slide.
Choose Midnight Gold, Aurora Teal or Dawn Rose during generation, keeping one coordinated night palette for the whole deck. The shared editor permits individual colors but has no three-theme picker. A new brand palette should be deliberately authored/reviewed while preserving the dark-sky identity, not treated as an arbitrary runtime hex.
Share the saved standalone HTML with all assets embedded, or the checked PPTX/PDF requested. The current shared runtime provides viewing/editing and a presentation mode: arrows/space and horizontal swipe navigate, Escape exits presentation. Thumbnails and notes are part of the editor interface. Older Esc-overview, N-notes and wheel-paging claims describe a retired engine and are not current verified controls.
Eight to fourteen is a useful starting range for the reflective format, then agree the actual count from the outline and speaking time. Use only the archetypes the story needs; skip stats when no approved numbers exist and avoid filling spare pages with repeated starfields.
Use Edit or E in the HTML, revise wording, pictures, order and notes, then Save. Current PPTX export keeps text/notes editable and picture objects separate, with other artwork rendered. Python 3 handles core build/check; optional media tools use Node. Inspect the real PPTX/fonts in the target application. The old HTML/PDF-only exclusion is outdated, while native Google Slides authoring is not supplied.
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