winter-super-cli 2026.5.15

package/resources/local/codex/plugins/cache/openai-primary-runtime/presentations/26.505.10851/skills/presentations/subagent-instructions.md

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+Use this file only when the main agent has explicitly assigned you a bounded
+slide or asset task. The main agent owns deck coherence. Your job is to rebuild
+the approved reference image into one clean editable artifact-tool presentation JSX slide.
+
+Do the following loop exactly:
+
+1. Read the assigned deck brief, source-style audit or style-direction file,
+   design-system lock, approved reference image, reference QA notes, source
+   notes, icon manifest, and data files before editing.
+   For template-following tasks, also read `template-audit.txt`,
+   `template-frame-map.json`, `deviation-log.txt`, the relevant source slide
+   render, the corresponding source layout JSON, `template-inspect.ndjson`,
+   extracted template assets, `template-manifest.json`, and the starter deck
+   manifest before editing.
+2. Create one ESM slide module that exports a single artifact-tool presentation JSX
+   slide function for your assigned slide.
+3. Build a temporary one-slide artifact-tool deck by calling only your
+   exported function.
+4. Render that slide to PNG and layout JSON with the provided absolute path to
+   `render_artifact_slide.mjs`. Always pass `--layout`.
+5. Run `node <check_layout_quality.mjs> --layout <your-layout-json>` after every
+   render.
+6. Compare the rendered PNG to the approved reference image at readable size and
+   note a prioritized list of issues, including visual mismatches and any
+   layout-quality failures.
+7. Repeat from step 2 to fix issues. Repeat this process at least 3 times until
+   the slide matches the reference image as well as practical and
+   `check_layout_quality.mjs` has no errors. If exact matching would be worse
+   because of factual, legibility, or editability constraints, get as close as
+   possible, make it look clean, and document the deviation.
+8. If `check_layout_quality.mjs` reports an error, fix the slide. Do not return
+   a slide with checker errors unless the main agent explicitly provided an
+   allowlist and written reason.
+9. Warnings from `check_layout_quality.mjs` must be inspected visually. Fix
+   warnings involving title/hero gutters, KPI text, split inline text, tight
+   text boxes, or text/image collisions unless there is a clear reason not to.
+10. Return only your slide module and any cropped/reused assets. Do not return a
+   standalone deck as the final artifact.
+
+Reference fidelity rules:
+
+1. Use the reference image as a template/layout comp, not loose inspiration.
+   Preserve composition, hierarchy, visual rhythm, spacing, color balance, scale,
+   and mood where practical.
+2. Do not just use the reference image as a background image for the whole slide.
+3. Do not replace a strong reference composition with a generic shared layout.
+   Shared components are for repeated deck chrome, not for flattening slide
+   bodies.
+4. Fix imagegen artifacts: garbled text, fake UI, distorted icons, rough labels,
+   bad contrast, decorative clutter, unsupported metrics, and any
+   do-not-rebuild elements called out by the main agent.
+5. Keep slide copy concise. Do not add paragraphs or extra explanatory text just
+   because space exists.
+
+Template-following rules:
+
+1. Treat the source deck as the design system unless the main agent explicitly
+   says the user requested redesign.
+2. For template PPTXs, the assigned slide must come from a duplicated source
+   slide in the starter deck. Do not create a fresh theme-matched layout unless
+   the main agent documents a rebuild exception.
+3. Preserve the assigned source skeleton's title frame, content frame, image
+   wells, footers, page markers, decorative chrome, component geometry,
+   typography voice, spacing rhythm, and crop language.
+4. Fill inherited component slots. Do not place a fresh custom layout on top of
+   the template just because it is easier.
+5. Classify inherited elements as
+   `keep`, `rewrite`, `replace`, or `delete` and keep that classification
+   visible in your return notes.
+6. Prefer extracted template assets and crops over new visuals when they are
+   part of the intended template language.
+7. Record every intentional template deviation with the reason and affected
+   element. Unexplained frame drift, missing chrome, blank image wells, and new
+   palette/type/surface language are blocking defects.
+
+Asset and icon rules:
+
+1. Use vetted brand assets provided by the main agent whenever possible.
+2. For generic icons in the reference image, first look for the closest matching
+   Lucide icon and use it, preferably with
+   `ctx.addLucideIcon(slide, { name: "IconName", left, top, width, height,
+   color, strokeWidth })`. You may also use pre-rendered Lucide assets supplied
+   by the main agent.
+3. Do not manually draw icons with lots of shapes, lines, or SVG paths when a
+   Lucide icon is close enough.
+4. For photos, complex decorative visuals, device mockups, abstract hero art,
+   non-Lucideable diagrams, shadows/glows, and complex visual effects from the
+   reference comp, crop/reuse the visual asset when native reconstruction would
+   be slower or visibly worse.
+5. For logos and complex brand marks, use high-quality official assets or clean
+   source-provided crops. Do not use rough, fuzzy, distorted, or off-brand
+   crops. Do not use imagegen-cropped logos as final assets.
+6. Do not use imagegen crops for factual text, chart labels, source notes,
+   metrics, or data-bearing UI.
+7. Record final icons, logos, and repeated asset marks in the icon manifest with
+   source type, icon/library name or asset path, color, size, slide usage,
+   approval status, and notes.
+
+Hard layout rules:
+
+1. Declare layout zones before drawing. Use constants such as `SAFE`, `HEADER`,
+   `FOOTER`, `TEXT_ZONE`, `VISUAL_ZONE`, `CHART_ZONE`, and `KPI_ZONE`. Keep all
+   major text, KPI cards, charts, and hero visuals inside their assigned zones.
+2. No major text box may overlap a hero image, diagram, chart, table, or visual
+   zone unless the prompt explicitly asks for text-over-image.
+3. Leave at least 24px of gutter between major text blocks and hero
+   images/diagrams/charts. Do not let bounding boxes merely look close enough;
+   the layout JSON must show separation.
+4. Do not split a single sentence across multiple text boxes just to style one
+   phrase. Use one text box, separate lines, or a standalone emphasized phrase.
+5. KPI cards must reserve separate vertical slots for label, value, suffix, and
+   note. Leave enough room for font fallback.
+6. Treat font fallback as normal. Every text box needs slack: at least 10-20%
+   extra width and height beyond the expected text.
+7. Cropped images must be placed in aspect-ratio-compatible frames unless
+   intentionally masked.
+8. Do not invent quantitative claims. Every number must be sourced from the
+   prompt/source notes, derived transparently, or omitted.
+
+Your module must look like this:
+
+```js
+export async function slide01(presentation, ctx) {
+  const slide = presentation.slides.add();
+  // Author editable text, images, charts, tables, and shapes here.
+  return slide;
+}
+```

package/resources/local/codex/plugins/cache/openai-primary-runtime/presentations/26.505.10851/skills/presentations/templates/design-system-template.md

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+# Design System Lock
+
+## Slide Geometry
+- Slide size:
+- Safe margins:
+- Grid:
+
+## Source Style Summary
+- Real source-deck grammar:
+- Preserved motifs:
+- Improved motifs:
+- Motifs explicitly rejected:
+
+## Brand Assets
+- Logo asset:
+- Logo dimensions and placement:
+- Brand-mark quality check:
+- Banned brand treatments:
+- Official/source asset locations:
+
+## Typography
+- Title:
+- Subtitle:
+- Body:
+- Label:
+- Footnote:
+- Casing rules:
+
+## Palette
+- Primary:
+- Secondary:
+- Neutral:
+- Positive/negative/accent:
+- Usage rules:
+
+## Header
+- Title tab geometry:
+- Header rule:
+- Page/section naming:
+- Allowed variations:
+
+## Footer
+- Source line:
+- Page marker:
+- Bottom ribbon policy:
+- Footer icon policy:
+
+## Icons
+- Allowed icon family/source:
+- Default generic icon library: Lucide unless another coherent library is explicitly selected.
+- Stroke/fill/size:
+- Placement rules:
+- Banned icon treatments:
+- Icon manifest path:
+- Imagegen crop policy:
+
+## Asset Source Hierarchy
+1. Official brand assets and source-provided assets:
+2. Native editable artifact-tool presentation JSX/PPT shapes:
+3. Lucide or selected coherent icon library:
+4. Editable labels/cards instead of weak icons:
+5. Approved clean crops from official/source assets:
+6. Imagegen crops as last-resort exceptions only:
+
+## Charts
+- Bar style:
+- Line style:
+- Labels:
+- Axes/gridlines:
+- Callouts:
+- Source/value rules:
+
+## Cards And KPIs
+- Card geometry:
+- Value style:
+- Label style:
+- Note style:
+- Max density:
+
+## Reusable Components
+- addHeader:
+- addFooter:
+- addSourceLine:
+- addLogo:
+- addKpiCard:
+- addBottomRibbon:
+- addMiniBarChart:
+- addSectionTab:
+
+## Imagegen Reference Contract
+- Must preserve in every prompt:
+- Source/style audit details to include:
+- Header/footer/logo/page-marker rules to include:
+- Icon/chart/card rules to include:
+- What imagegen may explore:
+- What imagegen may not decide:
+- Regenerate criteria:
+- Do-not-rebuild annotation categories:
+
+## Banned Motifs
+- Placeholder icons:
+- Rough logo crops:
+- Random glyphs/emoji:
+- Acronym tiles as icons:
+- Mixed icon systems:
+- Crude diagrams:
+- Other:

package/resources/local/codex/plugins/cache/openai-primary-runtime/presentations/26.505.10851/skills/presentations/templates/icon-manifest-template.json

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+{
+  "default_icon_library": "Lucide",
+  "asset_source_hierarchy": [
+    "official_brand_or_source_asset",
+    "native_editable_shape",
+    "lucide_or_selected_icon_library",
+    "editable_label_or_card",
+    "approved_clean_official_source_crop",
+    "imagegen_crop_last_resort"
+  ],
+  "items": [
+    {
+      "id": "",
+      "slides": [],
+      "role": "generic_icon",
+      "source_type": "lucide_or_selected_icon_library",
+      "library": "Lucide",
+      "icon_name": "",
+      "asset_path": "",
+      "color": "",
+      "size_px": 128,
+      "stroke_width": 1.8,
+      "approval_status": "approved",
+      "notes": ""
+    }
+  ],
+  "last_resort_imagegen_crops": [
+    {
+      "id": "",
+      "slides": [],
+      "asset_path": "",
+      "reason_no_better_source_exists": "",
+      "approved_by_main_agent": false,
+      "not_logo_brand_mark_generic_icon_chart_label_or_ui_symbol": true,
+      "notes": ""
+    }
+  ]
+}

package/resources/local/codex/plugins/cache/openai-primary-runtime/presentations/26.505.10851/skills/presentations/templates/visual-qa-template.md

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+# Visual QA
+
+## Mechanical Verification
+- PPTX exists and is non-empty:
+- Expected slide count:
+- Rendered preview count:
+- Layout checker:
+- Icon manifest checker:
+- Empty media check:
+
+## Contact Sheet Review
+- Does the deck look like one coherent presentation?
+- Do any slides look like a different template?
+- Which slides or repeated elements, if any, are materially weaker than the rest of the deck?
+- Which slides need remediation before delivery?
+- Do important text blocks have enough space and hierarchy?
+
+## Reference Comp QA
+- Reference contact sheet reviewed before rebuild:
+- Weak reference comps regenerated:
+- Useful comps approved for rebuild:
+- Do-not-rebuild elements:
+- Final rebuild compared against approved references:
+- Final slides weaker than references:
+
+## Template Fidelity QA
+- Template inspection script run:
+- `template-inspect.ndjson` reviewed:
+- All source slides inventoried:
+- Output slide to source slide map complete:
+- Starter deck generated from duplicated source slides:
+- Starter manifest reviewed:
+- Source skeleton slide(s):
+- Source renders reviewed:
+- Source layout JSON reviewed:
+- `template-frame-map.json` complete:
+- No output slide rebuilt from theme only:
+- Template chrome/master furniture preserved:
+- Page markers/footer/source rails preserved:
+- Title/body/image/table/chart frames preserved:
+- Image wells filled or intentionally removed:
+- Extracted template assets reused where appropriate:
+- Dominant fonts available or substitution disclosed:
+- New palette/type/surface language avoided unless redesign requested:
+- Deviations recorded in `deviation-log.txt`:
+- Adapted slides compared against source renders slide by slide:
+
+## System Consistency
+- Header/title tabs:
+- Footer/source lines:
+- Page markers:
+- Logo/brand marks:
+- Icon family:
+- Icon manifest complete:
+- Generic icons from approved library:
+- Imagegen icon/logo crops present:
+- Bottom ribbons:
+- Chart language:
+- KPI/card language:
+- Title casing:
+
+## Structured Visual QA
+- Connected series continuous and passing through intended markers:
+- Bars / dots / labels aligned to the same axis or baseline logic:
+- Connectors attached to intended source / target objects:
+- Arrow directionality meaningful and consistent:
+- No floating slashes, detached strokes, or pseudo-arrows:
+- Box systems reflect real grouping, with equal-role boxes aligned and padded consistently:
+- Labels visibly attached to the mark, connector, or container they describe:
+- Tables / matrices preserve row and column grammar at thumbnail size:
+
+## Slide-by-Slide Findings
+- Add one entry per slide reviewed:
+
+## Taste Blockers
+- Placeholder-looking icons:
+- Broken arrows/glyphs:
+- Rough bitmap crops:
+- Missing icon manifest/provenance:
+- Imagegen-cropped final icons/logos:
+- Acronym tiles as icons:
+- Weak or unofficial-looking brand marks:
+- Mixed title-tab geometry:
+- Footer/ribbon drift:
+- Generic or crude diagrams:
+- Floating connectors or detached chart segments:
+- Decorative arrows with no semantic purpose:
+- Misaligned equal-role boxes:
+- Labels detached from the objects they describe:
+- Dense or cramped text:
+- KPI cards with cramped labels or notes:
+- Claim/support mismatch:
+- Unsupported quantitative claims:
+
+## Issue Ledger
+| Issue | Slide(s) | Severity | Fix path | Status |
+|---|---:|---|---|---|
+|  |  |  |  |  |
+
+Severity values:
+- `blocker`: must fix before delivery.
+- `fix-before-delivery`: should fix before delivery.
+- `accepted-tradeoff`: may remain only with a short reason.
+
+## Required Fixes Before Delivery
+- Add each unresolved blocker or fix-before-delivery issue:
+
+## Resolved Fixes
+- Add each issue resolved after remediation:
+
+## Final Decision
+- Pass/fail:
+- All blocker/fix-before-delivery issues resolved:
+- Remaining compromises to disclose:

package/resources/local/codex/plugins/cache/openai-primary-runtime/spreadsheets/26.505.10851/.codex-plugin/plugin.json

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+{
+  "name": "spreadsheets",
+  "version": "26.505.10851",
+  "description": "Create, edit, analyze, visualize, render, and export spreadsheets in Codex.",
+  "author": {
+    "name": "OpenAI",
+    "email": "support@openai.com",
+    "url": "https://openai.com/"
+  },
+  "homepage": "https://openai.com/",
+  "repository": "https://github.com/openai/openai",
+  "license": "MIT",
+  "keywords": [
+    "sheet",
+    "sheets",
+    "spreadsheet",
+    "spreadsheets",
+    "excel",
+    "csv",
+    "xlsx",
+    "xls",
+    "workbook"
+  ],
+  "skills": "./skills/",
+  "interface": {
+    "displayName": "Spreadsheets",
+    "shortDescription": "Create and edit spreadsheet files",
+    "longDescription": "Create, edit, inspect, render, verify, and export XLSX, CSV, and TSV spreadsheets locally. Use Spreadsheets when the durable output or target is a spreadsheet, workbook, sheet, or CSV file.",
+    "developerName": "OpenAI",
+    "category": "Productivity",
+    "capabilities": [
+      "Interactive",
+      "Write"
+    ],
+    "websiteURL": "https://openai.com/",
+    "privacyPolicyURL": "https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy/",
+    "termsOfServiceURL": "https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use/",
+    "composerIcon": "./assets/icon.png",
+    "logo": "./assets/logo.png",
+    "defaultPrompt": [
+      "Create a spreadsheet to analyze this company's financials",
+      "Create a corporate expense report template for my company",
+      "Take this bank statement CSV and create a full spreadsheet to analyze my transactions"
+    ],
+    "brandColor": "#107C41",
+    "screenshots": []
+  }
+}

package/resources/local/codex/plugins/cache/openai-primary-runtime/spreadsheets/26.505.10851/README.md

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+# Spreadsheets
+
+Spreadsheets is the file-type wrapper plugin for spreadsheet artifact workflows.
+
+This plugin is bundled into the Codex primary runtime.
+
+## Included Skills
+
+- `Spreadsheets`: create, edit, analyze, visualize, render, and export spreadsheet files such as `.xlsx`, `.xls`, `.csv`, and `.tsv`.
+
+## Discoverability
+
+Use this plugin for spreadsheet-oriented terms from the file-type naming model: sheet, sheets, Excel, CSV, model, spreadsheet, spreadsheets, workbook, tracker, and `.xlsx`.
+
+## Source And Copy Flow
+
+This plugin package is generated from `lib/artifacts/skills` and copied into `plugins/spreadsheets` through `lib/artifacts/skills/mapping.json`.