gaia-slide-deck

Automate slide-deck creation by inputting a topic, audience, takeaway, and context to generate a complete specification. A six-phase pipeline sequences the narrative arc, enforces one-idea-per-slide, and outputs structured markdown with speaker notes and layout references.

Structure presentation visuals and speaker notes by delegating slide-by-slide authoring to the Vermeer subagent. This enforces a formal visual-design system, ensuring cohesive narrative flow and design consistency across the entire deck specification.

Generate a slide-deck specification by providing your topic, target audience, core takeaway, and presentation context. The pipeline processes these inputs through audience briefs, content inventory, and narrative arc phases to produce a finalized slide outline.

Automated presentation generation works for live talks, workshops, and async presentations. The pipeline tailors the narrative arc and speaker notes to the provided context, ensuring the final slide-deck specification suits your specific delivery format.

The pipeline outputs a markdown file named slide-deck-{date}.md in the docs/creative-artifacts directory. This file contains the complete slide-deck specification, including one key message per slide, formal layout references, and detailed speaker notes.

Enforcing a one-idea-per-slide rule is a core constraint of the generation pipeline. It sequences content through a formal visual-design system, ensuring each slide communicates a single key message while maintaining narrative consistency throughout the deck.