PowerPoint Generation and Location Workflow
Generate PowerPoint files using shell_agent and locate them in nested workspace directories
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Generate PowerPoint files using shell_agent and locate them in nested workspace directories
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Unified workflow that delegates failed web searches to shell_agent for resilient data gathering, then applies anchored spreadsheet proof gates for verified Excel output
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Delegate complex tasks to shell_agent when direct tool execution fails, leveraging autonomous error recovery and library selection
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Use direct Python execution for reliable spreadsheet operations instead of shell_agent
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