| 1 | Create a polished preview slide for the style package in this workspace. |
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| 3 | Required workflow: |
| 4 | 1. Use read_file to read /style.json and /SKILL.md completely. |
| 5 | 2. Infer the visual language, audience, tone, colors, typography, spacing, and decorative motifs from those files. |
| 6 | 3. Use write_file to create /preview.html. |
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| 8 | Preview requirements: |
| 9 | - Produce one complete standalone HTML document for a fixed 1600x900 presentation canvas. |
| 10 | - Make the page immediately demonstrate the style, not explain the style specification. |
| 11 | - Write original, presentation-ready copy inspired by the style's mood and suitable scenarios. Use a strong title, a concise supporting line, and a small amount of meaningful detail. Do not use lorem ipsum or generic labels such as "Style Preview". |
| 12 | - Keep the copy language consistent with the primary language used by style.json and SKILL.md. |
| 13 | - Use only inline CSS and HTML. CSS-drawn shapes, gradients, patterns, and typography are encouraged when they fit the style. |
| 14 | - Keep all content inside the 1600x900 canvas. Set html and body to exactly 1600px by 900px with no scrolling. |
| 15 | - Do not use JavaScript, external URLs, remote fonts, data URLs, file URLs, absolute asset paths, or parent-directory references. |
| 16 | - Do not modify style.json or SKILL.md. |
| 17 | - Before finishing, read /preview.html and confirm it is complete, visually coherent, and follows every constraint above. |
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| 19 | Your final response should be brief because the required deliverable is the /preview.html file. |
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