Slides / Events, talks & workshopsRELEASED v2.0.0

Workshop Facilitator Deck

A complete twelve-slide facilitation toolkit: three timed activities, useful outcomes, working agreements, observation-versus-interpretation capture, selection rules, learning handoff, reflection and close. Includes twelve facilitator notes and actual PNG/PDF export; support pages stay inside the declared agenda.

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Installation guide

REAL SAMPLE / RELEASED PACKAGE

RELEASED v2.0.0

A closer look at the actual output.

Actual generated v2 sample: all twelve slides, twelve 1440 × 810 PNG exports and a twelve-page PDF. Every page is shown below; examples are explicitly fictional.

THE COMPLETE TEMPLATE

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Workshop Facilitator Deck

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Inside this template

12 pages
  1. Welcome and purpose
  2. Run of show
  3. Useful outcomes
  4. Working agreements
  5. Notice before solving.
  6. Observation and interpretation
  7. Ask a more useful question.
  8. Selection method
  9. Design a small experiment.
  10. Learning handoff card
  11. Short retrospective
  12. Close with intention

A GUIDED LOOK

The whole story, in motion.

21 sec

A screen recording of this working demo, covering 12 slides. This is a guided preview, not a video exported by the Skill.

In this walkthrough
  1. Make room for better questions.
  2. Every minute has a purpose.
  3. Leave with something useful.
  4. Make participation possible.
  5. Notice before solving.
  6. Separate seeing from explaining.
  7. Ask a more useful question.
  8. Choose a question, not a winner.
  9. Design a small experiment.
  10. Turn an idea into a learning card.
  11. Notice what shifted.
  12. Take one thing forward.
Tested runtime
Node.js 24.19.0 · macOS arm64 · Chromium 153
Pinned dependency
Playwright 1.63.0 · local fonts · no external page requests
Checks completed
Nine semantic workflow tests; 172 normal/edge browser checks passed, including responsive geometry, keyboard and notes, no-JavaScript content, font fallback, actual PDF page counts and all PNG dimensions.

Normal and boundary checks, independent original-brief workflow and full-content visual review completed.

HTML, PNG, PDF and speaker notes; no editable PPTX. Emulated Chromium viewports; physical devices, automatic agent discovery and non-Latin typography require separate review.

From a good brief to a better result.

A complete twelve-slide facilitation toolkit: three timed activities, useful outcomes, working agreements, observation-versus-interpretation capture, selection rules, learning handoff, reflection and close. Includes twelve facilitator notes and actual PNG/PDF export; support pages stay inside the declared agenda. The published package has its own version, tested environments, and included outputs listed alongside this overview. Any earlier draft samples below retain their original verification scope.

What you bring

  • A task-specific JSON brief with your original content
  • Confirmed facts, explicit units or agenda times where applicable

What you’ll make

  • Editable twelve-slide HTML/CSS presentation
  • Twelve opaque 1440 × 810 PNG page exports and twelve-page PDF
  • Twelve speaker/facilitator notes and generated contents.md
  • Validated brief.json, semantic export.json and keyboard navigation

The intended workflow

  1. Shape the brief using the task-specific input contract
  2. Generate editable local source into a new directory
  3. Inspect every page and export actual PNG/PDF with local Chromium