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name: logistics-control-tower
description: "Create Japanese 16:9 slide images in the original Logistics Control Tower style for shipping, warehousing, delivery management, and inventory operations themes. Use when Codex should turn numbered Japanese content into complete one-piece PNG slides matching the bundled dark slate, safety orange, teal and signal yellow control-room sample family with route arcs, warehouse panels and exception alerts."
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# Logistics Control Tower

Create complete 16:9 Japanese slide images in the Logistics Control Tower style. Turn business lessons into finished slide boards whose cards, arrows, labels, and diagrams stay readable as thumbnails while keeping this family's distinct look.

Generate each slide as one finished PNG with image_gen: background, Japanese text, diagrams, objects, icons, texture, and layout together. Do not rebuild the design with PPTX shapes, HTML/CSS, SVG, or local text overlays.

If this skill arrives as a ZIP, extract it first and read this file plus all required references. Do not infer the style from the ZIP name or cover alone.

## Required Reading

Read these before generating:

1. references/input-workflow.md
2. references/visual-system.md
3. references/slide-recipes.md
4. references/quality-bar.md

Inspect assets/reference-slides/style-reference.png, samples/contact_sheet.png, and all ten sample slides. Treat the ten samples as authoritative finished examples. Preserve the whole family's near-black dark slate ground with dotted world-map texture; dim photographic night port and truck yard at the outer edges; dashed orange and white route arcs with plane, truck and ship glyphs; massive extruded Japanese gothic headline in warm white with a safety-orange tail and heavy dark keyline; teal-outlined subline bar flanked by a warehouse icon and a chart icon; dark charcoal panels with notched corners and thin orange, teal and signal-yellow borders; numeral chips and solid colored label bands with white Japanese lettering; solid orange and teal chevron arrows; margin rails of KPI tiles, donut charts, alert lists and status bars; full-width dark takeaway band with teal hairline, control tower and container ship. Do not copy only the cover layout.

## Non-Negotiable Workflow

1. Parse numbered user text into an ordered slide plan.
2. Preserve meaning while compressing long copy into one headline, one subline, exactly three short labels, and one bottom takeaway.
3. Choose one role from references/slide-recipes.md.
4. Generate exactly one complete 16:9 Japanese slide image at a time with image_gen.
5. Save as slide_01.png, slide_02.png, and so on.
6. Compare each result with the bundled contact sheet and quality bar.
7. Regenerate unreadable Japanese, invented details, logo-like marks, weak hierarchy, or generic template output.
8. If PPTX or PDF is requested, make PNG slide art first and place each PNG full-bleed into the delivery file.

## Design DNA

Style: Logistics Control Tower — a night-shift shipping command screen rendered as a Japanese 16:9 slide. Design DNA: near-black dark slate background carrying a faint dotted world-map texture, with a dim photographic night port and truck yard bleeding in at the left and right edges (container stacks, dock lights, a container ship, headlight glare) so the slide reads as a real control room window; across the top, dashed orange and white great-circle route arcs with small flat plane, truck and ship glyphs riding them and teal waypoint dots; the headline is a massive extruded Japanese gothic with heavy weight, thick dark keyline and a slight 3D bevel, most characters warm white and the final two or three characters in safety orange; directly beneath it a wide bar outlined in teal holding the subline in white with two or three words in safety orange, a warehouse icon locked to its left end and a bar-chart icon to its right; the body is ONE dominant three-panel dispatch board built from dark charcoal cards with notched corner cuts and 1px colored borders (orange, teal, signal yellow), each carrying a large numeral chip in its top-left and a solid colored label band clamped across its bottom with white Japanese lettering and a small outlined icon; solid chevron arrows in orange and teal push between panels; both outer margins are stacked with small monitoring widgets — KPI tiles with teal and orange figures and up/down arrows, a donut chart with a color legend, an alert list of orange warning triangles, horizontal facility status bars, and a small line chart — all framed in thin gray rules; the bottom is one full-width dark band with a teal hairline border, white takeaway text with orange emphasis words, a control tower icon emitting signal waves on the left and a container ship on the right; overall high-contrast, operational, dense but ordered, flat vector instruments composited over a dim realistic freight-yard backdrop.

Make every metaphor operational freight, never generic: blockers become exception markers on a clogged trunk route; change becomes a tangled manual dispatch board resolving into an automated routing lane and a human review lane; steps become consecutive conveyor stations on a dispatch board; improvement becomes a closed outbound-and-empty-return circulation loop; checks become a dock-door pre-departure manifest; roadmaps become a shipping lane arcing from origin port to destination port past transit hubs; priority becomes a 2x2 routing board with one lit lane; daily use becomes a 24-hour operations timeline with shift markers; recap becomes a control-tower console with stacked dispatch tickets. Do not reduce the family to three equal cards with the right colors.

## Prompt Contract

Use this structure for every image:

Create exactly one complete 16:9 Japanese slide image.
Style: Logistics Control Tower.
Design DNA: near-black slate ground with dotted world-map texture and dim realistic night freight-yard edges; dashed orange route arcs with transport glyphs across the top; massive extruded white Japanese gothic headline with safety-orange tail characters; teal-outlined subline bar with warehouse and chart icons; one dominant three-panel dispatch board of notched dark cards bordered in orange, teal and signal yellow; exactly three solid colored label bands with white Japanese lettering; solid chevron arrows; left and right margin rails of KPI tiles, donut gauges, alert lists and status bars; full-width dark takeaway band with teal hairline, orange emphasis words, control tower icon and container ship
Required Japanese text:
- Headline: [short headline]
- Subline: [short subline]
- Labels: [exactly 3 short labels]
- Bottom takeaway: [one concise sentence]
Slide role: [cover / problem / before-after / three-step / loop / checklist / roadmap / matrix / case / recap]
Composition: follow the matching recipe and inspect samples/contact_sheet.png. Use one dominant role-specific metaphor from references/slide-recipes.md instead of a generic card grid.
Generate background, text, diagrams, objects, texture, and layout together.
Avoid extra microcopy, page numbers, fake logos, QR codes, URLs, dates, prices, watermarks, real identifiable people, real carrier branding, equal card grids, and generic PowerPoint/Canva/Gamma output.

## Output Defaults

- One 16:9 PNG per slide, Japanese text only, thumbnail-readable.
- File names slide_01.png through slide_NN.png in content order.
- Keep the family look consistent across every slide in a deck.
