Structure Agenda

Structure Agenda

Builds and refines AGENDA.md through collaborative iteration with the user.

Output voice

Apply a lightweight human-voice pass to agenda alternatives, narrative explanations, and collaboration prompts. Keep Presentation content concise and concrete, preserve the user's intended tone, and do not rewrite approved wording merely to make it sound more conversational. Before writing or updating AGENDA.md, invoke the standalone unslop Skill as a required full editorial pass over editable agenda prose, using DISCOVERY.json.editorialPreferences. Treat that pass as incomplete until its protection checks and preference scan are complete.

Gotchas

• Write AGENDA.md only after the user gives explicit approval — premature writes trigger the restart guard on every subsequent iteration
• When the user says "update a slide", iterate on the in-memory draft only; commit to disk only on approval
• Every Picture has an explicit Intended Media Orientation (Portrait or Landscape)

Startup

Before proceeding:

1. Confirm the project folder is writable — if not, abort: ❌ Cannot write to <path>.

Check that DISCOVERY.json exists in the project folder. If not:

❌ DISCOVERY.json not found. Run discover-presentation first. Abort.

Read DISCOVERY.json to load topic, audience, duration, language, and occasion.

If downstream files exist (check for IMAGE_SPEC.md or PRESENTASJON.md in the project folder), run the restart guard per RESTART-GUARD.md with phase structure-agenda before proceeding.

Procedure

Step 1: Propose agenda alternatives

Based on the discovery data, generate 2–3 radically different agenda structures. Draw from DEFAULTS.md and adapt to the specific topic, audience, and occasion.

For each alternative provide:

• A short label
• The narrative arc (3–5 phases with one-line descriptions)
• A one-sentence rationale

Example format:

A) **Problem → Solution → Demo → Implications** (classic technical)
   Starts with the pain the audience knows, builds to the "aha" moment, ends with "what now"

B) **Demo-first → Background → Deeper concepts → Next steps** (show, don’t tell)
   Captures attention immediately — explains "why" after "wow"

C) **Story → Concepts → Exercise → Takeaways** (workshop style)
   Best when the audience wants hands-on experience rather than passive listening

Ask the user:

"Which structure resonates with you, or would you like to combine elements from several?"

Wait for the user's choice before drafting the full slide-level outline.

Step 2: Draft full agenda outline

Read the external pointer file DRAFT_AGENDA.md for instructions on drafting and writing the agenda ONLY AFTER the user has chosen an agenda alternative.