Banana Slides
An AI-native slide-deck generator built on nano banana pro, aiming at "Vibe PPT" — decks from a sentence, an outline, or per-page descriptions, with template images and smart material parsing. Runs its larger feature efforts through Superpowers design specs and implementation plans.
Reviewed last month · Jul 19, 2026
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- 9 months
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- 3 days ago
- Latest release
- v0.4.0 Feb 9, 2026
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Spec structure
- Location
docs/superpowers/- Formats
- Markdown
- Notes
- Two subdirectories of date-prefixed Markdown:
specs/holds two design specs (2026-04-26-desktop-app-design.md,2026-04-27-gpt-researcher-integration-design.md) andplans/holds four implementation plans, including2026-06-28-desktop-packaging-final-acceptance.mdand a companion scoring-rubric plan. The repo's public docs are Chinese-first; the spec corpus itself is English, with one design doc mixing Chinese prose.
Assessment drift: moderate
Spec-to-code drift
Moderate. Superpowers usage here is episodic rather than blanket: five spec-path commits total, covering two
feature efforts (the Electron desktop app and a gpt-researcher integration). Within the covered area the specs
stay live — the 2026-07-02 packaging fix shipped a fresh acceptance plan and scoring rubric in the same commit as
the code. But the project moves at a daily-ship tempo (100+ commits in the three weeks before this review, last
push 2026-07-18), and the bulk of that work carries no activity under docs/superpowers/, leaving a 16-day gap
between the newest spec commit and the latest push.
Defects and rework
One early signal: the most recent spec-path commit is itself a rework commit — fix: stabilize Electron desktop release packaging — and it routed that rework back through the plan workflow, adding a final-acceptance plan and
a scoring rubric rather than just patching code. Broader defect trends are not yet assessed.
Maintenance outcomes
Too early to judge. The spec-driven desktop packaging effort has reached release-candidate stage (tagged
v0.9.0-rc releases), which suggests the plans carried that feature to shippable form, but there is not yet
enough history to compare spec-driven work against the rest of the codebase.
Timeline
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Latest spec activity
"fix: stabilize Electron desktop release packaging" landed two new desktop-packaging plans (final-acceptance and scoring-rubric) alongside 58 code files.
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Superpowers adopted
First commits to `docs/superpowers/`: "docs: add desktop app design spec" plus its implementation plan, followed the same day by a design spec and plan for gpt-researcher integration.