fsi-strip-profile

Workflow

1. Clarify Requirements

• Ask the user: Single-slide or multi-slide (3-4 slides)?
• Ask the user: Any specific focus areas or topics to emphasize?
• Only after user confirms, proceed to research

2. Research & Planning

Data Sources:

• Primary: Company filings (BamSEC, SEC EDGAR - "Item 1. Business", MD&A), investor presentations, corporate website
• Market data: Bloomberg, FactSet, CapIQ (price, shares, market cap, net debt, EV, ownership)
• Estimates: FactSet/CapIQ consensus for NTM revenue, EBITDA, EPS
• News: Press releases from last 90 days, M&A activity, guidance changes

Required Metrics:

• Financials: Revenue, EBITDA, margins (%), EPS, FCF for ±3 years
• Valuation: Market Cap, EV, EV/Revenue, EV/EBITDA, P/E multiples
• Growth: YoY growth rates (%)
• Ownership: Top 5 shareholders with % ownership
• Segments: Product mix and/or geographic mix (% breakdown)

Normalization:

• Convert all amounts to consistent currency
• Scale consistently ($mm or $bn throughout, not mixed)

Before Building:

• Print outline to chat with 4-5 bullet points per item (actual numbers, no placeholders)
• Print style choices: fonts, colors (hex codes), chart types for each data set
• Get user alignment: "Does this outline and visual strategy align with your vision?"

3. Slide-by-Slide Creation

CRITICAL: You MUST create ONE slide at a time and get user approval before proceeding to the next slide.

For EACH slide:

1. Create ONLY this one slide with PptxGenJS
2. MANDATORY: Convert to image for review - You MUST convert slides to images so you can visually verify them:

``bash soffice --headless --convert-to pdf presentation.pptx pdftoppm -jpeg -r 150 -f 1 -l 1 presentation.pdf slide ``

1. MANDATORY VISUAL REVIEW: You MUST carefully examine the rendered slide image before proceeding:
2. Text overlap check: Scan every text element - do any labels, bullets, or titles collide with each other?
3. Text cutoff check: Is any text truncated at boundaries? Are all words fully visible?
4. Chart boundary check: Do charts stay within their containers? Are ALL axis labels fully visible?
5. Quadrant integrity: Does content in one quadrant bleed into adjacent quadrants?
6. If ANY overlap or cutoff is detected: Fix immediately using these strategies in order:
7. First: Reduce font size (go down 1-2pt)
8. Second: Shorten text (abbreviate, remove less critical info)
9. Third: Adjust element positions or container sizes
10. Re-render and verify again - do not proceed until all text fits cleanly
11. Show slide image to user with download link
12. STOP and wait for explicit user approval before creating the next slide. Do NOT proceed until user confirms.

YOU MUST CHECK FOR THESE SPECIFIC ISSUES ON EVERY PAGE:

• Table rows colliding with text below them
• Chart x-axis labels cut off at bottom
• Long bullet points wrapping into adjacent content
• Quadrant content bleeding into adjacent quadrants
• Title text overlapping with content below
• Legend text overlapping with chart elements
• Footer/source text colliding with main content

Slide Format Requirements

Information Density is Critical

The #1 goal is MAXIMUM information density. A busy executive should understand the entire company story in 30 seconds. Fill every quadrant to capacity.

Per quadrant targets:

• Company Overview: 6-8 bullets minimum (HQ, founded, employees, CEO/CFO, market cap, ticker, industry, key stat)
• Business & Positioning: 6-8 bullets (revenue drivers, products, market share %, competitive moat, customer count, geographic mix)
• Key Financials: Table with 8-10 rows OR chart + 4-5 key metrics (Revenue, EBITDA, margins, EPS, FCF, growth rates, valuation multiples)
• Fourth quadrant: 5-7 bullets (ownership %, recent M&A, developments, catalysts)

Information packing techniques:

• Combine related facts: "HQ: Austin, TX; Founded: 2003; 140K employees"
• Always include numbers: "$50B revenue" not "large revenue"
• Add context: "EBITDA margin: 25% (vs. 18% industry avg)"
• Include YoY changes: "Revenue: $125M (+28% YoY)"
• Use percentages: "Enterprise: 62% of revenue"

If a quadrant looks sparse, add more:

• Segment breakdowns with %
• Geographic revenue splits
• Customer concentration (top 10 = X%)
• Recent contract wins with $ values
• Guidance vs. consensus
• Insider ownership %

Line spacing - use single textbox per section:

def add_section(slide, x, y, w, header_text, bullets, header_size=10, bullet_size=8):
    """Header + bullets in single textbox with natural spacing"""
    tb = slide.shapes.add_textbox(x, y, w, Inches(len(bullets) * 0.18 + 0.3))
    tf = tb.text_frame
    tf.word_wrap = True

    # Header paragraph
    p = tf.paragraphs[0]
    p.text = header_text
    p.font.bold = True
    p.font.size = Pt(header_size)
    p.font.color.rgb = RGBColor(0, 51, 102)
    p.space_after = Pt(6)  # Small gap after header

    # Bullet paragraphs
    for bullet in bullets:
        p = tf.add_paragraph()
        p.text = bullet
        p.font.size = Pt(bullet_size)
        p.space_after = Pt(3)
    return tb

Key spacing principles:

• Put header + bullets in SAME textbox (no separate header textbox)
• Use space_after = Pt(6) after header, Pt(3) between bullets
• Don't hardcode gaps - let paragraph spacing handle it naturally
• If content overflows, reduce font by 1pt rather than removing content

• 3-4 dense slides - use quadrants, columns, tables, charts
• Bullets for ALL body text - NEVER paragraphs. Use ONE textbox per section with all bullets inside - do NOT create separate textboxes for each bullet point. Use PptxGenJS bullet formatting:

```javascript // CORRECT: Single textbox with bullet list - each array item becomes a bullet // Position in top-left quadrant (Company Overview) - after header with accent bar slide.addText( [ { text: 'Headquarters: Austin, Texas; Founded 2003', options: { bullet: { indent: 10 }, breakLine: true } }, { text: 'Employees: 140,000+ globally across 6 continents', options: { bullet: { indent: 10 }, breakLine: true } }, { text: 'CEO: Elon Musk; CFO: Vaibhav Taneja', options: { bullet: { indent: 10 }, breakLine: true } }, { text: 'Market Cap: $850B (#6 globally by market cap)', options: { bullet: { indent: 10 }, breakLine: true } }, { text: 'Segments: Automotive (85%), Energy (10%), Services (5%)', options: { bullet: { indent: 10 } } } ], { x: 0.45, y: 0.95, w: 4.5, h: 2.6, fontSize: 11, fontFace: 'Arial', valign: 'top', paraSpaceAfter: 6 } );

// WRONG: Multiple separate textboxes for each bullet - causes alignment issues // slide.addText('Headquarters: Austin', { x: 0.5, y: 1.0, bullet: true }); ```

Bullet formatting tips:

• bullet: { indent: 10 } - controls bullet indentation (smaller = tighter)
• paraSpaceAfter: 6 - space after each paragraph in points
• Pack multiple related facts into each bullet (e.g., "HQ: Austin; Founded: 2003")
• Include specific numbers and percentages for information density
• Title case for titles (not ALL CAPS), left-aligned
• Consistent fonts everywhere including tables
• Company's brand colors - YOU MUST research actual brand colors via web search before creating slides. Do not guess or assume colors.
• Follow brand guidelines if provided

Visual Reference

See examples/Nike_Strip_Profile_Example.pptx for layout inspiration. Adapt colors to each company's brand.

First Page Layout

Must pass "30-second comprehension test" for a busy executive.

Slide Setup (CRITICAL)

Use 4:3 aspect ratio (standard IB pitch book format):

const pptx = new pptxgen();
pptx.layout = 'LAYOUT_4x3';  // 10" wide × 7.5" tall - MUST USE THIS

Slide Coordinate System

PptxGenJS uses inches. 4:3 sli