Create a Google Slides deck from a structured outline. Unlike create_presentation, which takes raw slides, this one applies Google's own layouts, so it suits decks meant to look designed. Pick a layout per slide and fill only the slots that layout provides; Google positions everything via placeholders (no manual geometry). Layouts are Google's own PredefinedLayout names, so they match the Slides API you already know. Layout → slots: TITLE = title + subtitle (opening slide); SECTION_HEADER = title only (a divider — no subtitle); TITLE_AND_BODY = title + bullets OR body; TITLE_AND_TWO_COLUMNS = title + body/bullets (LEFT) + body_right/bullets_right (RIGHT) — fill both sides or the empty one shows as a blank box when edited; MAIN_POINT / BIG_NUMBER / TITLE_ONLY = title only; BLANK = nothing. Set bullets for lists (it wins over body when both are given); keep each slide to one idea. Workflow: build, then call describe_slides to catch dropped content / overflow / overlap, then preview_slides for a final visual check.
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