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 # Channel Wiki: #cogarch-v1-shorts
 _Channel ID: 1547923343905259601_
 _Created: 2026-09-11 10:54 UTC_
-_Last sync: 2026-09-25 03:02 UTC_
-_Latest processed human message: 1552659408217968721_
+_Last sync: 2026-09-26 03:02 UTC_
+_Latest processed human message: 1552962884965761069_
 
 ## Purpose
 
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 - Channel skill repository: https://gitea.lego-cloud.eu/cognitive-architect-v1-skills-code-agent/cogarch-v1-channel-shorts
 - Current verified deck: `/opt/data/cogarch-v1-shorts/workspace/vscode-local-setup-4-working-with-skills/release/2026-09-22-ibm-cognitive-architect-shorts-vscode-local-setup-4-working-with-skills-1.0.1.pptx`.
 - Current verified preview: `/opt/data/cogarch-v1-shorts/workspace/vscode-local-setup-4-working-with-skills/release/2026-09-22-ibm-cognitive-architect-shorts-vscode-local-setup-4-working-with-skills-1.0.1-preview.png`.
-- `Architecture in an AI World` current revised deck: `/opt/data/cogarch-v1-shorts/workspace/architecture-in-an-ai-world/release/2026-09-24-cognitive-architect-session-01-architecture-in-an-ai-world-1.7.0.pptx` (11 slides; SHA-256 `4b13be8517fb67de6c252fa1342c1f41f64954c05c47c0e028681c437e7d4e4c`).
-- Current deck preview (vertical sequence, slides 1–11 stacked one by one with visible slide-number headers): `/opt/data/cogarch-v1-shorts/workspace/architecture-in-an-ai-world/release/2026-09-24-cognitive-architect-session-01-architecture-in-an-ai-world-1.7.0-preview-vertical-numbered.png`.
-- Reproducible source is in `/opt/data/cogarch-v1-shorts/workspace/architecture-in-an-ai-world/source/`; v1.7.0 is built by `build_session_01_v170.py`.
+- `Architecture in an AI World` current revised deck: `/opt/data/cogarch-v1-shorts/workspace/architecture-in-an-ai-world/release/2026-09-25-cognitive-architect-session-01-architecture-in-an-ai-world-1.9.1.pptx` (11 slides; SHA-256 `f93c98dd4ef40871b547e5de950d3ceb47a70eb7dcfff9d01523c8c881e3845d`).
+- Current individual slide previews: `/opt/data/cogarch-v1-shorts/workspace/architecture-in-an-ai-world/preview/1.9.1/slide-01.png` through `slide-11.png`.
+- Reproducible source is in `/opt/data/cogarch-v1-shorts/workspace/architecture-in-an-ai-world/source/`; v1.9.1 is built by `build_session_01_v191.py`.
 - Deck decision: former slides 3–5 were consolidated into one slide based on slide 4. The combined slide places six participant questions around one shared architecture model and incorporates the architecture content of purpose, structure, qualities, decisions, ownership, and traceability.
 - Deck decision: former slides 6–7 were consolidated into one slide based on slide 6. The combined slide preserves the Architect Curates / AI Accelerates split and adds a compact Encode → Act → Validate → Learn feedback loop.
 - Deck decision: three visual reference slides were added after the shared-model slide: FINOS CALM, Structurizr, and ArchiMate. Each carries a verified, clickable link to its official documentation; the deck duration changed to 15–20 minutes.
-- Presentation preview decision: when showing a full deck, stack slide images vertically in sequence, one slide per row, and add a clearly visible slide-number header above every slide; do not use a thumbnail contact sheet.
+- Opening-slide decision: address a top-tier architect audience with a substantive, debatable thesis rather than a basic orientation statement. Preserve design as a continuing hard problem; present AI as multiplying architectural decisions and the coherence burden, not replacing the design challenge. Do not mention cheaper code. Current thesis: “AI does not reduce the challenge of design. It multiplies the decisions architecture must keep coherent.”
+- Presentation preview decision (supersedes the earlier composite-preview rule): always return every slide as its own image attachment, in slide order. Do not combine slides into a single vertical image or thumbnail contact sheet, because combined previews are difficult to view. When the user changes or reinforces this preview approach, immediately return the latest presentation version as separate slide images; do not only acknowledge or record the preference.
+- Deck-content decision: remove “prompt enablement backbone” and “minutes” from the referenced deck location. The source message does not identify a slide number, so the exact target location remains **UNKNOWN** in this ledger rather than inferred.
 
 ## Action Items
 
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 - `1547923376725565491` — RootAtSkic requested: “Set up this channel.”
 - `1552630471056302161` — RootAtSkic started the `Architecture in an AI World` short from the enablement-channel presentation.
-- `1552631460748468336`, `1552644274615619595` — full-deck previews must stack slides vertically and visibly number each slide.
+- `1552631460748468336`, `1552644274615619595` — earlier full-deck preview approach used a numbered vertical composite; this was later superseded.
+- `1552947379068731483` — RootAtSkic changed the preview rule: always return one separate image per slide because a single combined image is difficult to view.
+- `1552948492727619615` — RootAtSkic clarified that this rule requires immediately returning the latest presentation-version slide images, not merely recording the preference.
+- `1552949611071537164` — RootAtSkic rejected the opening slide’s cheap-code-centered statement and directed the session framing toward preparing architecture for an AI world; cheaper code is only one circumstance within the broader change.
+- `1552955903546892342` — RootAtSkic clarified that cheaper code should not appear on the opening slide at all.
+- `1552960206533562389` — RootAtSkic rejected the elementary “Preparing architecture for an AI world” line and required an opening worthy of top architects rather than language that talks down to them.
+- `1552961770610622485` — RootAtSkic rejected wording that implied the design challenge disappears; the opening must preserve design as difficult while explaining the additional AI-era coherence burden.
+- `1552962884965761069` — RootAtSkic directed: “Drop prompt enablement backbone and minutes from there”; exact slide/location was not stated in the message.
 - `1552645349875777558`, `1552647879347142710`, `1552657484303568927` — consolidate former slides 3–5 using slide 4 as the basis and former slides 6–7 using slide 6 as the basis.
 - `1552659377788420109`, `1552659408217968721` — include one linked documentation slide each for FINOS CALM, Structurizr, and ArchiMate.