Slidely

Gets the exact persisted AI result for a Slidely chat turn without starting a new chat turn. While an operation runs, this is how you wait for it: check occasionally, spaced well apart — the result does not arrive faster for more checking.

get_turn_result

Gets the slides a working presentation currently holds — their ids, their positions in the deck, and their image and pptx urls — as plain data with no card. Use it to check the deck's real state, such as confirming which proposed slides were actually added. Pass `slideIndexes` as deck positions, singly or as ranges, like [1, "3-5", 9]; omitting it returns the whole deck. Fetch the positions you need rather than everything: urls are long and expire. The urls are for giving to the user, not for you — you cannot view them. To inspect or review how slides look, ask through message_slidely instead: the agent examines the renders.

get_slide_details

Chooses the preferred layouts on a layouts card, using the ids that card offered, and saves the choice to the design system. Omit `layoutIds` to let Slidely pick. This does not tell Slidely: relay the returned message verbatim via message_slidely. Answer the card BEFORE sending Slidely anything else — a newer message supersedes the card and this call is then refused; a refusal is final, do not retry it. If the user's own message says they already picked layouts, the card is settled and saved — do NOT call this, relay their message via message_slidely instead. The layouts card belongs to the user by default: use this only when they delegated the choice or already named the layouts they want.

select_layouts

Creates a Slidely chat attached to a presentation. Talking to Slidely and setting the design both work against a chatId — this one, or the one initialize_working_presentation already returned. That first chat is connected for you, so use this only to open an ADDITIONAL chat on a deck, which starts with none of the first one's context.

create_chat

Creates a Slidely presentation and returns it with its first chat already connected — use the returned chatId directly; create_chat is only for additional chats. Empty by default. When the user's uploaded .pptx is itself the thing to work on — iterate on this, edit its slides, improve or polish this deck, fix slide 3 — attach it in `files`: the upload becomes the presentation, with its slides, title, and design. When the deck is only an input — get me the data from this, source material for a different deck, or the look to build in — do not attach it here; it travels on message_slidely or set_design_system instead.

initialize_working_presentation

Shows the user the design systems they can build this deck with and opens the picker. Pass the chatId; without it the pick has no chat to attach to. This tool only lists and shows — the picker saves the chosen design itself through set_design_system. The user's pick then arrives as their own message naming the design they chose, so wait for that rather than sending Slidely anything straight after this. Once it arrives the design is already set — do not call this again to confirm it: every call opens another card.

list_design_systems

Shows the user their Slidely presentations as a library card — the decks they own, those with slides separated from the empty ones, newest first. Use it when the user wants to carry on with something they made earlier rather than start fresh. They pick from the card, and their pick arrives as their own message naming the deck; match that name to its presentationId here and call set_presentation_as_working_presentation with it.

list_presentations

Gets a Slidely presentation: its slides in order, recent chats, and a card showing the deck with thumbnails, download, and per-slide actions. When the user reports removing slides, call this again before using slide ids — theirs is the current deck. Set isPptxRequired only when the user explicitly wants the whole deck as a downloadable .pptx you can fetch — it triggers a slow full-deck build, so leave it off otherwise.

get_presentation

Lists the Slidely skills available to you, each with the description that says when it applies and the files it contains. Call this before any Slidely work, then read the skill whose description matches what the user is asking for.

list_skills

Reads a Slidely skill and returns the whole thing — its instructions and every reference that goes with them. Pass the name from list_skills; pass a `path` from that skill's `files` only when you want one file on its own. Follow what it returns for the rest of the presentation work.

read_skill