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Aaif dayof slides

Skill aaif/community-events/skills/aaif-dayof-slides

Turn an event's tracker entry into the slide text for the AAIF "Day of Event" deck. Use when asked to fill/write the day-of slides or event deck for an AAIF event.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add aaif/community-events --skill aaif-dayof-slides

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AAIF Day-of Slides (from the tracker)

Tooling rule — gws + Python only. Every read, edit, and write of a Drive file goes through the gws CLI, driven from Python. Prefer native Google formats: edit application/vnd.google-apps.* files with the Docs/Sheets/ Slides API. Drop to byte-level OOXML surgery on the .docx/.pptx/.xlsx zip parts (embedded fonts and untouched parts survive) only when the file genuinely is a stored Office file. Never use LibreOffice / soffice — not to edit, not to convert, and not to render a "just checking it locally" preview: it substitutes local system fonts for the brand fonts and drops OOXML it doesn't understand, so its output and its renders both misrepresent the real file. Same for unoconv and any desktop office suite. To see a file, render it through the API instead — a slide via aaif_events.slides_export.render_slide_png, a doc via gws drive files copy to a Google Doc → gws drive files export to PDF → trash the copy. Never round-trip a native Doc through .docx — it strips native features like Tabs.

Turn an event's tracker entry into the text for the chapter's "Day of Event" deck (Event Template/Slides.pptx). Fill the per-event slides from the tracker and leave the fixed brand slides ([FIXED]: About AAIF, the global-network stats) exactly as written — they are brand-standard.

Keep it terse and label-driven (the deck voice). Output as Slide N — <name>: then the fields, slide for slide, then paste into the template. Never include emails, phone numbers, door codes, or attendee names that are not already public in any post, slide, or message.

Input (from the event tracker)

  • Event : [EVENT TITLE] Series: [SERIES] Theme: [THEME + ONE-LINER]
  • When : [DATE & TIME] Venue/City: [VENUE], [CITY]
  • Host : [HOST VENUE] Members: [MEMBER LOGOS]
  • Speakers : [FOR EACH: NAME | ROLE | TALK or DEMO | "QUOTE"]
  • Agenda : [RUN-OF-SHOW: TIME | BLOCK | NOTE]
  • Next : [NEXT EVENT + DATE] Links: [LUMA / SLACK / NEWSLETTER]

Slides (in order)

 1 Cover                  6 Tonight's theme      11 Demo lineup
 2 Welcome                7 Run-of-show          12 Thank you
 3 About AAIF [FIXED]     8 On mic (speakers)    13 Join the chapter
 4 Local chapter          9 Talk one             14 Networking
 5 Network [FIXED]       10 Demos                15 Next up

Example (tested — match this format and voice; abbreviated)

Agentic AI Night:

Slide 1 — Cover: Kicker: THE AAIF COMMUNITY · Title: Agentic AI Night. · Sub: Launch Series — San Francisco · Date: WED — JUNE 24, 2026 — 17:30 — LATE · Hosted by: Host Venue Co. · With: [member logos]

Slide 6 — Tonight's theme: Label: TONIGHT'S THEME 01 · Title: Agents in production. · Body: What's working at scale, what's breaking in ways the demos never showed, what nobody's figured out yet. · Footer: STANDARDS AT WORK → MCP · AGENTS.MD · GOOSE

Slide 7 — Run-of-show: 17:30/30m Doors & networking | 18:00/5m Why we're here | 18:05/25m Talk one — Maya Chen | 18:30/25m Demos ×3 | 18:55/5m Wrap up | 19:00/60m Networking

Slide 8 — On mic: 01/TALK Maya Chen — STAFF ENGINEER — PAYMENTS — "Tool calling at scale — what broke at 10M requests a day." · 02/DEMO Diego Alvarez — AGENT INFRA — "AGENTS.md in a 4,000-repo monorepo. Yes, really." · 03/DEMO Priya Nair — GOOSE CONTRIBUTOR — "Sandboxing goose: lessons from letting agents run wild."

Slide 15 — Next up: Title: "AI in Finance" — July 22. · RSVP: lu.ma/aaif-sanfrancisco

(Slides 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 follow the same pattern.)

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