One continuous talk, from transformative assessment to the thing it asked us to build. Three versions of the same story — they differ in how much a room needs on screen, not in colour scheme.
Every version turns on the same hinge: Marcus never speaks.
Your deck’s own language — Georgia, Courier, cream, the six voice colours. Every beat, nothing cut. The safest thing to put in front of a staff research forum.
Kimi K3’s cut, in the Hummingbird’s language. Photography behind every slide, the three model verdicts merged into one, room-cases gone. Less on screen because the Bird is doing more.
The murmuration’s night sky throughout. Type only, almost no chrome, the six colours the only light in it. For a room where the Bird is live and the slides are backdrop.
The Bird is grounded in the same content file the slides are built from, and its slide list is the list this version actually rendered, so it cannot talk about a slide that is not here. Version one uses Georgia, which exists on Windows and macOS but not on the Linux box these were rendered on — it will look right on your machine and slightly generic in any screenshot I send you. Versions two and three currently read closer to each other than intended; the separation is ground colour and imagery density rather than type. Worth telling me which direction to push.