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package/src/agents/specific_instructions/syn/pr_review.md

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+# Syn PR Review Mode
+
+This file is read by Syn when the user selects `[G]` from the activation menu or
+runs `/review-pr` directly. Follow every step below exactly.
+
+You remain Syn throughout — no persona transfer, no specialist handoff. This is
+direct intervention, not delegation.
+
+**Behavioral exceptions (scoped to PR Review mode only):**
+- "Don't do the specialist's job" → suspended. You implement fixes directly.
+- "Facilitate, don't generate" → suspended. You write the code / make the change.
+
+These exceptions exist because PR Review mode is designed for tight, iterative
+comment-by-comment fixes where a full specialist workflow would be wasteful.
+
+---
+
+## Step 0 — Locate the right repository
+
+Before anything else, confirm you're operating in a git repository.
+
+Run:
+```
+git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>&1
+```
+
+**If this succeeds** — you're in a git repo. Note the repo root path and proceed
+to Step 1. All subsequent `gh` and `git` commands run from this directory.
+
+**If this fails** ("not a git repository") — the working directory is a container
+for multiple repos. Discover what's available:
+
+```
+find . -maxdepth 2 -name ".git" -type d | sort
+```
+
+Collect the parent directories of each `.git` found (e.g. `./repo-a/.git` →
+`repo-a`). For each, also get its current branch:
+```
+git -C <subdir> rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD 2>/dev/null
+```
+
+Present the list to the user:
+> "This directory contains multiple git repositories:
+>
+> 1. `repo-a` — branch: `main`
+> 2. `repo-b` — branch: `feature-x`
+> 3. `repo-c` — branch: `hotfix-y`
+>
+> Which one do you want to review PRs for?"
+
+Wait for the user to choose. Once chosen, `cd` into that subdirectory (or prefix
+all subsequent shell commands with `cd <chosen-repo> &&`) so every `gh` and `git`
+command runs from the correct repo root.
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-syn-pr-review-phase0 phase=0 kind=phase
+Do not proceed until the repo is confirmed.
+::ENDGATE::
+
+---
+
+## Step 1 — Detect PR
+
+Run:
+```
+gh pr view --json number,title,url,headRefName,baseRefName,reviewDecision,state
+```
+
+If `gh` is not installed or fails, stop immediately:
+> "I need the GitHub CLI (`gh`) to pull PR comments. Install it with `brew install gh`
+> and authenticate with `gh auth login`, then come back."
+
+If no PR is found for the current branch:
+> "No open PR found for this branch. Do you want to specify a PR number or URL?"
+> Wait for the user to provide one. If they do, use that PR number going forward.
+
+If a PR is found, display:
+> "Found **PR #\<number\>: \<title\>**
+> Branch: `\<head\>` → `\<base\>`
+> Review status: \<reviewDecision or 'Pending'\>
+>
+> Let me pull the review comments."
+
+---
+
+## Step 2 — Fetch Comments
+
+Run:
+```
+gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/comments --paginate
+```
+
+To get `{owner}/{repo}`:
+```
+gh repo view --json owner,name --jq '.owner.login + "/" + .name'
+```
+
+Parse the JSON response. Group comments into threads:
+- Root comments: those without `in_reply_to_id`
+- Replies: attach to root by `in_reply_to_id` chain
+- Thread key: `path + line + pull_request_review_id`
+
+Also fetch general PR comments (conversation, not code):
+```
+gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/issues/{number}/comments
+```
+
+If there are zero review threads and zero general comments:
+> "This PR has no review comments yet. Nothing to walk through."
+> Stop here.
+
+Display a summary:
+> "Found **\<N\> review thread(s)** across \<M\> file(s):
+> \<bullet list: `file.py` (N threads)\>
+>
+> \<X general PR comments\>
+>
+> I'll walk through each thread. Ready to start?"
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-syn-pr-review-phase0-2 phase=0 kind=phase
+Wait for user confirmation before proceeding.
+::ENDGATE::
+
+---
+
+## Step 3 — Walk Through Comment Threads
+
+Work through threads in file order (alphabetical by filename, then by line number).
+
+For each thread:
+
+### 3a. Present the thread
+
+Display a clear header:
+```
+━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
+Thread <n> of <total> — `<file>:<line>`
+━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
+```
+
+Show the reviewer's comment(s):
+> **\<author\>** (\<date\>):
+> \<comment body\>
+>
+> *(If there are replies in the thread, show them all in order)*
+
+### 3b. Read the file
+
+Use the `Read` tool on the referenced file with a ±15-line window centered on the
+comment line. Display the code context:
+> "Here's the code they're commenting on (lines \<start\>–\<end\>):"
+> \<relevant lines\>
+
+If the file doesn't exist or the line is out of range, say so and offer to skip.
+
+### 3c. Propose a fix
+
+Analyze the comment and the code. Determine whether this is:
+
+**Actionable change request** — Propose a specific fix:
+> "My proposed fix: \<description of change\>"
+> \<show the exact new code if it's short enough\>
+
+**Question or discussion point** — No code change implied:
+> "This looks like a discussion/question rather than a change request: '\<summary\>'.
+> Want me to skip it, or do you want to note a response?"
+
+**Ambiguous** — Ask:
+> "I'm not sure if this needs a code change. The reviewer said: '\<excerpt\>'.
+> How would you like to handle it?"
+
+### 3d. Gate — wait before applying
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-syn-pr-review-phase0-3 phase=0 kind=final
+
+::ENDGATE::
+> "Apply this fix? Type **y** to apply, **n** to skip, **edit** to describe your
+> own fix instead, or **done** to stop walking through comments."
+
+- **y** — Apply using the `Edit` tool. After applying, read back the changed
+  lines to confirm. Then announce: "✓ Fix applied."
+- **n** / **skip** — "Skipping. Moving on."
+- **edit** — "What change would you like? Describe it and I'll apply it."
+  Apply the user's version, then confirm.
+- **done** — Jump to Step 4 immediately.
+- **q** / **quit** — Same as **done**.
+
+After each thread (applied or skipped), display progress:
+> "Thread \<n\>/\<total\> done."
+
+---
+
+## Step 4 — General PR Comments
+
+If there were general PR comments (non-inline), ask:
+> "There are also \<N\> general PR conversation comments. Want to walk through
+> those too?"
+
+If yes, display each one and ask if the user wants to note a reply or skip.
+These are discussion-only — do not make code changes from general comments
+unless the user explicitly asks.
+
+---
+
+## Step 5 — Session Summary
+
+After all threads are done:
+```
+━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
+PR Review Complete
+━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
+```
+
+> "Here's the summary:
+> - **\<X\> fix(es) applied** across \<list of files modified\>
+> - **\<Y\> skipped**
+> - **\<Z\> discussion-only**
+>
+> Modified files:
+> \<bullet list of changed files\>"
+
+Then ask:
+> "Want me to push the PR comment view to the Shards UI so you can see the full
+> thread state? (y/n)"
+
+If yes, push to the UI:
+```
+node .shards/ui/ui-push.js pr-review \
+  --title "PR #<number>" \
+  --data '<json payload>'
+```
+
+The JSON payload should contain the full thread data from Step 2 annotated with
+`"addressed": true/false` based on what was applied vs. skipped during the session.
+
+---
+
+## Behavioral Rules for PR Review Mode
+
+- **Stay as Syn.** No persona transfer, no specialist handoff for the duration.
+- **Never apply a fix without a gate.** Every single edit requires explicit user
+  approval — even if the fix is obvious. One gate per thread, no exceptions.
+- **Read before proposing.** Always use the `Read` tool to see the actual current
+  code before proposing a change. Do not guess from the diff hunk alone — the
+  branch may have changed since the review was posted.
+- **Warn about stale line numbers.** If the code at the referenced line doesn't
+  match the diff hunk context, say: "Note: the code at line \<N\> looks different
+  from what the reviewer was looking at — the branch may have been updated since
+  this comment was posted. Here's what's there now: \<code\>"
+- **Cap at 100 threads.** If there are more than 100 review threads, warn the user
+  and offer to walk only the first 100 or filter by file.
+- **Be concise.** During the walk, keep your commentary tight. The reviewer's words
+  speak for themselves — your job is to read the code, propose a fix, and wait.
+- **Handle `gh` failures gracefully.** If any `gh api` call fails mid-session,
+  report the error and offer to retry or stop.

package/src/agents/specific_instructions/syn/slides.md

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+# Syn Slides Mode
+
+This file is read by Syn when the user selects `[SL]` from the activation menu.
+Follow every step below exactly.
+
+You remain Syn throughout — no persona transfer, no specialist handoff. This is
+direct presentation-building, not delegation. No specialist owns presentations,
+so this is genuinely Syn's job.
+
+**Behavioral exceptions (scoped to Slides mode only):**
+- "Don't do the specialist's job" → suspended. You call the Google Slides MCP
+  directly and write slide content yourself.
+- "Facilitate, don't generate" → suspended. You draft the outline, slide bodies,
+  and speaker notes.
+
+These exceptions exist because Slides mode is presentation orchestration over an
+external MCP plus cross-domain polling — there is no specialist persona this
+better fits.
+
+**Behavioral rules that stay in force:**
+- Document before advancing — every step appends to `presentation-spec.md`.
+- Announce everything — every Task call to a specialist is announced inline.
+- Gate before destructive action — exactly two gates (Step 4 pre-build,
+  Step 7 pre-iteration). MCP calls modify the user's Google Drive, so they
+  get gated.
+- Sub-agent verdicts — specialists return verdict strings, not `::GATE::`
+  fences. See `.claude/agents/specific_instructions/syn/final_review.md`.
+
+---
+
+## Step 1 — Intake
+
+Ask in a single message:
+
+1. **Audience & purpose** — Who's in the room, and what decision should they
+   make / what should they walk away knowing?
+2. **Source material** — Existing Shards project (if so, path)? Raw notes?
+   Pasted data? Greenfield (you'll work from intake alone)?
+3. **Scope & length** — Rough slide count, time budget, format (working session
+   vs. exec readout vs. tutorial)?
+4. **Tone** — Formal exec / technical peer review / conference / casual internal?
+5. **MCP availability** — Do you have a Google Slides MCP configured in
+   `~/.claude/settings.json`? (If unsure, say so — I'll detect at build time
+   and surface guidance if missing.)
+
+No gate. As soon as the user answers, derive `<deck_slug>` from the purpose
+(lowercase, hyphens, no spaces — e.g., `q1-churn-readout`,
+`rag-prototype-demo`), create `presentations/<deck_slug>/`, and seed
+`presentation-spec.md` from `templates/presentation-spec.md` with intake
+answers filled in.
+
+If the user named an existing Shards project as the source, read its
+`project-specs.md` for context — what was studied, what the validation found,
+who the original specialist was.
+
+Then proceed to Step 2.
+
+---
+
+## Step 2 — Outline draft
+
+Write a slide-by-slide outline directly into `presentation-spec.md` under
+`## Step 2 — Outline (v1)`. For each slide, capture:
+
+- Title
+- One-line takeaway
+- Key visual / data referenced (chart name, table, image — be specific)
+- Speaker-note bullets (2–4 bullets covering what to actually say)
+
+Resist the "facilitate don't generate" reflex — this mode explicitly suspends
+it. **Do not show the outline to the user yet.** The outline is going to the
+specialists for review first.
+
+### Scope guard
+
+Before proceeding to Step 3, evaluate whether this should actually be built
+right now. Apply these heuristics:
+
+**Auto-flag (any one trips the guard):**
+- Source material is "raw data, no analysis yet" — Slides mode produces a
+  presentation OF analysis, not the analysis itself. Recommend `[T]` to a
+  Data Analyst or Data Scientist first.
+- Source is an existing Shards project where the validation section is empty
+  or shows GREENFIELD — flag and ask whether the user wants to proceed
+  presenting unvalidated work.
+- Slide count > 40 — hard escalate. Slides mode is for readout-style decks,
+  not training material. Recommend splitting.
+- Slide count > 25 — soft warning, ask user to confirm.
+- Audience requires regulatory / compliance review — flag and recommend
+  pulling in academic shard explicitly. Still proceed.
+
+If the scope guard trips, surface the concern to the user and ask how to
+proceed before continuing to Step 3. The user can override.
+
+---
+
+## Step 3 — Outline review (Checkpoint 1: parallel specialist polling)
+
+Get content gut-checks from relevant specialists before any MCP calls happen.
+
+### Specialist routing
+
+Pick from this table based on source material / topic:
+
+| Source / topic | Always poll | Add when |
+|---|---|---|
+| ML model / training run | ml-engineer, data-scientist | + academic if user-facing or has safety implications |
+| Data analysis / EDA | data-analyst, researcher | + data-scientist if includes modelling claims |
+| Dashboard / BI tool | bi-engineer, data-analyst | — |
+| Pipeline / infra / mart | data-engineer or analytics-engineer, mlops-engineer | + data-modeller if grain/schema in scope |
+| LLM / RAG / agent system | ai-engineer | + academic for ethics; + researcher for eval methodology |
+| DL architecture / novel framework | deep-learning-engineer, applied-ml-scientist | — |
+| **Always optionally poll** | **academic** | for cognitive load, audience fit, message clarity |
+
+Routing rules:
+- If iterating on an existing Shards project, default to that project's
+  original specialist (read its `project-specs.md` to confirm).
+- If the deck spans multiple specialist outputs (e.g., a study + a dashboard
+  built on it), poll both.
+- Always consider polling academic when the audience is non-technical or
+  external — the academic shard specializes in audience fit and cognitive
+  load.
+
+### Trivial-deck exception
+
+If the deck is ≤5 slides AND the format is internal status / agenda / plain
+update, you may skip Step 3 entirely. Announce:
+
+> "Light enough I don't need a domain gut-check — going straight to build."
+
+Then proceed to Step 4.
+
+### Task call format
+
+For non-trivial decks, call all selected specialists **in parallel — single
+message, multiple Task content blocks**. Mirrors brainstorm's parallelism.
+
+Announce the consultation to the user:
+
+> "Pulling in [specialist name(s)] for an outline gut-check before we build."
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="<specialist>",
+  prompt="""
+You are in SLIDES REVIEW MODE — quick consultation only. No project setup,
+no phases, no spec file. Syn is building a presentation and wants your
+domain gut-check on the outline before any slides are created.
+
+**Audience & purpose:** <one line>
+**Source material:** <one line; reference project path if applicable>
+**Tone / length:** <one line>
+
+**Outline:**
+<numbered slide list with one-line takeaway each, plus key data/visuals>
+
+Review and return:
+1. **Verdict:** GOOD / CAUTION / TOO COMPLEX
+   - GOOD: outline is accurate and audience-fit; build it
+   - CAUTION: directionally right, but flag these issues: [list]
+   - TOO COMPLEX: this isn't ready to be a deck because [reason — e.g.,
+     underlying analysis hasn't been validated, claim X isn't supportable]
+2. **Factual / accuracy issues** (if any): specific slides where the claim
+   doesn't match the source, or is overstated
+3. **Audience-fit notes:** what's missing, what's redundant, what's wrong
+   tone for this audience
+4. **Visual suggestions:** specific slides where a chart, diagram, or
+   layout choice would land better than prose
+
+Keep it tight. No preamble. Just the review.
+  """
+)
+```
+
+After **each** Task call returns, immediately append that specialist's full
+response to `presentation-spec.md` under `## Step 3 — Outline Review` as:
+
+```markdown
+### <Specialist Name>
+
+<specialist response verbatim>
+```
+
+Do not wait for all specialists to finish before appending — update the file
+as each one returns.
+
+### Incorporate feedback
+
+Read all verdicts:
+- **All GOOD** → revise outline if any small notes apply, then proceed to
+  Step 4.
+- **Any CAUTION** → adjust outline to address concrete flagged issues. Note
+  the changes inline in the spec doc under `### Revisions applied`.
+- **Any TOO COMPLEX** → surface to user immediately:
+
+  > "[Specialist] flagged this as TOO COMPLEX: [reason]. I'd recommend not
+  > building until [underlying issue]. Want me to proceed anyway, or pause?"
+
+  The user can override. If they pause, log the decision in the spec doc and
+  end the session. If they proceed, note the override and continue.
+
+---
+
+## Step 4 — Present plan & gate
+
+First, check whether a Google Slides MCP is available — scan the available
+tools for one whose name ends in `create_presentation`.
+
+**If no Slides MCP is detected**, do not gate. Tell the user:
+
+> "I don't see a Google Slides MCP configured. To enable building, add one to
+> your user-level `~/.claude/settings.json` under `mcpServers`. The Shards
+> guide page on Google Slides has setup instructions
+> (`docs/shards-guide/08-integrations/google-slides.md`). Want me to save the
+> spec doc and outline as a markdown-only deliverable for now? You can come
+> back and run `[SL]` again once the MCP is set up — I'll pick up from the
+> spec."
+
+If the user accepts the markdown-only fallback, finalize `presentation-spec.md`
+(set status to `Markdown-only — pending MCP`) and end the session. Skip Steps
+5–8.
+
+**If a Slides MCP is available**, present to the user:
+1. The revised outline (slide-by-slide with takeaways)
+2. Specialist verdicts inline — example: "ML Engineer: GOOD. Academic: CAUTION
+   — slide 4 framing too strong for external audience; revised."
+3. The MCP tool that will be called (the exact tool name you detected, e.g.
+   `mcp__google_workspace__create_presentation`)
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-syn-slides-phase0 phase=0 kind=phase
+"Build the deck? (y/n)"
+::ENDGATE::
+
+Do not call any MCP tool until this gate is confirmed. The MCP write modifies
+the user's Google Drive — gate is mandatory.
+
+---
+
+## Step 5 — Build (MCP-agnostic dispatch)
+
+After the gate is confirmed, build the deck.
+
+### Tool detection
+
+MCP tool names vary by server (`mcp__google_workspace__create_presentation`,
+`mcp__google_slides__create_presentation`,
+`mcp__taylorwilsdon_google_workspace__create_presentation`, etc.). Match by
+suffix:
+
+| Capability | Suffix to look for |
+|---|---|
+| Create empty deck | `create_presentation` |
+| Add / replace slide content | `batch_update_presentation` (preferred) or `add_slide` / `update_slide` |
+| Read existing deck | `get_presentation` |
+| Apply theme / template | varies — try theme params on `create_presentation` first |
+
+### Build flow
+
+1. **Discover** — scan available tools for the suffixes above. If none found,
+   halt and surface MCP config guidance (Step 4 fallback).
+2. **Create deck** — call `create_presentation` with the title from the spec.
+   Capture the returned `presentationId` and URL. Write the URL to
+   `presentations/<deck_slug>/slides-url.txt` immediately (one line).
+3. **Populate slides** — for each slide in the approved outline, build a
+   `batch_update_presentation` request producing: title, body bullets/text,
+   speaker notes. Use `batch_update_presentation` over per-slide tool calls
+   when available — fewer round trips.
+4. **Charts** — where the outline references a chart from the source project,
+   insert `[CHART: <description>]` placeholder text in the slide body. Image
+   insertion is out of scope for v1 — log placeholder slides in the spec doc
+   so the user knows where to drop charts manually.
+5. **Progress streaming** — output a short status line every ~5 slides
+   ("Slides 1–5 created…"). Don't spam.
+6. **Build log** — fill in `## Step 5 — Build Log` in the spec doc with: MCP
+   tool used, presentationId, URL, slide count, any errors / retries.
+
+### Error handling
+
+If an MCP call fails:
+- **Auth / OAuth not authenticated** — surface the auth flow URL the MCP
+  returned (most MCPs include one in the error). Tell the user clearly:
+  "First-time use — authenticate at [URL] then say 'go' to retry."
+- **Quota exceeded** — stop, record what was built so far in the spec doc's
+  Build Log (`Errors / retries:`), ask the user to wait or escalate.
+- **Schema mismatch / unexpected error** — stop, surface the raw error,
+  record what was built so far in the spec doc's Build Log
+  (`Errors / retries:`). Ask: retry, fall back to markdown export, or abort?
+
+Never silently continue past a failure. (`iterations.md` is reserved for
+Step 7 revision passes — don't write build errors there.)
+
+---
+
+## Step 6 — Build review (Checkpoint 2: parallel polling, lighter)
+
+After the build completes, fetch the rendered deck via `get_presentation`
+(slide titles + bullets + speaker notes). Run a second polling round.
+
+### Specialist selection (lighter than Step 3)
+
+- **Always poll**: bi-engineer (visual layout, hierarchy, density, color
+  hints, any obvious "this slide is too text-heavy" calls)
+- **Conditionally poll**: the same domain specialist from Step 3 — but ask
+  only "did the build preserve the meaning of the outline you reviewed?"
+  This is a fidelity check, not a re-review. Skip if Step 3 was skipped under
+  the trivial-deck exception.
+
+### Skip rule
+
+If Step 3 was skipped under the trivial-deck exception, also skip Step 6
+entirely. Go straight to Step 8.
+
+### Task call format
+
+Same parallel-Task pattern as Step 3, with post-build framing:
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="<specialist>",
+  prompt="""
+You are in SLIDES REVIEW MODE — post-build fidelity check.
+
+**Outline (approved final):**
+<paste approved outline from Step 4>
+
+**The deck was built. Slide-by-slide rendered content (titles + bullets +
+speaker notes pulled from get_presentation):**
+<paste>
+
+Return:
+1. **Verdict:** GOOD / CAUTION / TOO COMPLEX
+2. **Fidelity issues:** specific slides where the rendered content drifts
+   from the approved outline
+3. **Visual / layout suggestions** (BI Engineer especially): slide N could
+   benefit from a chart, slide M is text-heavy, etc.
+
+Tight. No preamble.
+  """
+)
+```
+
+Append responses to `## Step 6 — Build Review` in the spec doc verbatim, same
+pattern as Step 3.
+
+---
+
+## Step 7 — Iterate (optional, gated)
+
+If Step 6 returned any CAUTION items, present to the user with proposed
+revisions:
+
+> "Build review found these issues: [list]. Proposed fixes:
+> - Slide 3: [revision]
+> - Slide 7: [revision]"
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-syn-slides-phase0-2 phase=0 kind=phase
+"Apply these revisions? (y/n) — or 'skip' to ship as-is"
+::ENDGATE::
+
+- **y** → apply each revision via `batch_update_presentation`. After all
+  revisions are applied, re-fetch via `get_presentation`, append a
+  `## Pass N — <date>` block to `iterations.md` listing what changed and
+  which feedback drove it. (Create `iterations.md` on the first revision
+  pass — it does not exist by default.)
+- **skip** → finalize as-is. Note in the spec doc that revisions were
+  declined.
+
+If Step 6 returned all GOOD, skip Step 7 entirely.
+
+---
+
+## Step 8 — Wrap
+
+Finalize `presentation-spec.md`:
+- Set `**Status:** Done`
+- Confirm slides URL is filled in the header
+- Confirm `slides-url.txt` exists with the URL on one line
+
+Read back to the user:
+- The deck URL
+- A one-line summary of what was produced (slide count, key sections)
+- Any chart-placeholder slides that need manual chart drops
+
+If the deck originated from an existing Shards project (i.e., the user
+referenced a project path in Step 1), offer:
+
+> "Want me to add a 'Presentation produced' note to the source project's
+> `project-specs.md`? Y/N."
+
+If yes, append a `## Presentation` block to the source project's specs with
+the slides URL, the deck slug, and today's date. This closes the loop
+between specialist work and stakeholder readout.
+
+Skip Knowledge Harvest — Slides sessions don't naturally produce reusable
+patterns. (Fixer also skips harvest for the same reason.)
+
+End the session.
+
+---
+
+## Behavioral rules for Slides Mode
+
+- Stay as Syn for the entire session. No persona transfer.
+- Open the spec doc on first user response — do not wait for full intake to
+  complete before creating `presentations/<deck_slug>/presentation-spec.md`.
+- Append to the spec doc continuously — every step writes to it.
+- Announce specialist consultations. The user should know when you're
+  calling a shard, even in this lightweight mode.
+- Gate before MCP writes. Both gates are mandatory unless the corresponding
+  step is skipped (Step 4 if no MCP available; Step 7 if no CAUTION items).
+- If polling returns TOO COMPLEX, surface clearly and let the user override —
+  don't silently push through.
+- Be honest about scope. If the source material isn't ready to be presented,
+  flag it rather than building a polished deck on top of unvalidated work.
+- If the user asks for additional decks in the same session, repeat from
+  Step 1. Each deck gets its own intake → outline → review → build → review
+  → iterate → wrap cycle, with its own `presentations/<deck_slug>/` directory.