Compare cards were as tall as the body whatever they held, so two columns of
four short bullets sat in cards 60% empty; a one-sentence callout sat in a
card two thirds of the slide. Both now size to the text. The callout card's
fixed brown ink was the worst contrast in the catalogue on Board Review's
mint card; it takes the theme's ink. A question slide may carry image_prompt
— a film beside the stem, drawn or left as a labelled frame like a figure.
The evidence-based formats (board review, journal club, QI, abstract, debrief)
gain a References part and the brief says the deck ends with it: DeepSeek
skipped it when it was only suggested.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016fZGJNyDvERbMgS2Uc2msP
With illustration off, or for a picture no model should draw — a real
radiograph, a run chart, a photograph — the figure or image slide used to
become a slide of text, and the deck forgot it had wanted a picture. It now
keeps a dashed, labelled frame in the picture's place, on figure slides,
full-slide images and the image shapes of custom slides, so the author can
drop their own in after downloading; the Word export says what belongs
there. Figures already drawn are never turned into frames. The one format
guidance that implied a slide authored live now says 'fill in by hand'.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016fZGJNyDvERbMgS2Uc2msP
