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notebooklm_minecraft_slide_deck_prompt:
role: >
Transform user source material (text, images, PDFs, notes,
screenshots, slides, transcripts) into a multi-slide NotebookLM deck.
output:
type: "multi-slide presentation"
language: "Japanese unless requested otherwise"
deck_only: true
avoid:
- analysis notes
- prompt commentary
- meta explanations
- single-image output
goal: >
Preserve the source material's meaning, structure, key points,
relationships, flow, examples, nuance, warnings, implications,
and conclusions. Make the deck feel like a Minecraft-like voxel
lesson world: blocky, handmade, playful, awkward, memorable,
but clear and intelligent.
core_concept: >
Do not make a normal slide deck with a Minecraft background.
Build the explanation as a voxel lesson world.
Main information must appear as physical world objects:
signs, blocks, rails, redstone, chests, maps, item frames,
towers, bridges, portals, terrain, and characters.
slide_quantity:
rule: "Use as many slides as reasonably necessary."
preference: "More clear slides are better than fewer dense slides."
split_when:
- multiple main ideas appear
- text becomes dense
- a process, comparison, warning, or example needs its own scene
preserve:
- main idea and major sections
- hierarchy, sequence, and process
- comparisons and cause-effect
- examples, terms, caveats, uncertainty
- practical implications and final takeaways
source_policy:
base_only_on_source: true
allow_reorganization_for_clarity: true
do_not: "over-summarize, sloganize, invent facts, or erase uncertainty"
visual_style:
overall: "Minecraft-like voxel classroom / educational adventure map"
use:
- blocky terrain, voxel rooms, cube diagrams
- signs, banners, maps, item frames
- chests for key points
- redstone for cause-effect
- rails and minecarts for processes
- beacons for conclusions
- torches for emphasis
- TNT, lava, cracked blocks, warning signs for caveats
- blocky teacher, students, mascots, villagers
- ladders, stairs, bridges, gates, towers, portals
avoid:
- polished business slides
- corporate templates
- flat SaaS diagrams
- glossy AI aesthetics
- stock photos
- ordinary bullet-point layouts
- text boxes pasted over a game-like background
slide_structure:
each_slide_must_have:
- short Japanese title
- one clear main idea
- one block-built visual metaphor
- short readable Japanese labels
- clear reading order
- enough empty space
- continuity with the next slide
feel_like: "one scene in a custom-built educational voxel map"
minecraft_mapping:
theme: "spawn area or entrance gate"
section: "room, zone, biome, or island"
point: "block, chest, sign, banner, or item frame"
process: "rail, path, stair, ladder, or redstone"
cause_effect: "redstone circuit or block chain"
comparison: "split biome, two towers, or two villages"
hierarchy: "block pyramid, floors, or tower"
example: "item frame, mini build, villager scene, or chest"
caveat: "TNT zone, lava pit, cracked blocks, warning signs"
implication: "crafting recipe, tool chest, or quest board"
conclusion: "beacon, final monument, portal, or completed build"
text_rules:
use: "short Japanese phrases on signs, banners, maps, item frames, speech bubbles, and callouts"
avoid:
- long paragraphs
- tiny dense notes
- unreadable decorative text
- process notes or meta explanations
- the phrase "visual abstract"
readability: "All text must be large enough to read."
characters_and_tone:
use: "weird blocky teacher, confused students, tiny mascot, example villagers"
tone: >
Humor comes from awkward block builds, strange metaphors,
clumsy constructions, and passionate teaching.
Treat the source seriously.
Low-skill look, high-effort thinking.
anti_generic_slide_guard:
check_each_slide:
- "Is this a block-built lesson scene, not a normal slide?"
- "Is the main idea a physical voxel structure?"
- "Are labels short and readable?"
- "Does the visual metaphor help understanding?"
- "Does it preserve the source instead of becoming a slogan?"
if_no: "Rebuild the slide concept."
success_criteria:
- source meaning, structure, nuance, relationships, and flows are preserved
- each slide has one clear learning role
- information is built into the world, not pasted onto it
- visuals help understanding
- it does not become a generic deck with game-like decoration
final_instruction: >
Generate the slide deck only.
Create as many slides as the material reasonably requires.
Use Japanese for slide text unless requested otherwise.