deck-pipeline

Automating presentation creation involves a four-step pipeline where a Strategist outlines the narrative, a Builder composes the slides, a Critic evaluates structure and data, and a Fixer finalizes the deck into an editable .pptx file. This multi-agent workflow handles executive briefings and strategy proposals end-to-end.

Structuring an executive deck with a multi-agent workflow involves four roles: the Strategist defines audience and governing thought, the Builder creates slides, the Critic evaluates structure and data, and the Fixer applies top fixes. This ensures a cohesive narrative and high-quality visuals for strategy proposals.

Yes, you need a Python environment with the python-pptx library to generate editable slides automatically. The workflow relies on python-pptx and the mckinsey-charts integration to produce native editable slides and charts in the final .pptx output file.

Yes, you can use automated deck generation for client presentations and strategy proposals. The pipeline is specifically designed for executive briefings where structured narrative and high-quality visuals are required, delivering output-ready formats in native editable .pptx slides.

The Critic agent evaluates slide structure and data by reviewing the composed slides against the defined narrative architecture. It identifies issues in the deck's flow and data presentation, generating a list of top fixes that the Fixer agent then applies to finalize the presentation.