ppt-agent-workflow

A staged presentation workflow breaks deck creation into briefing, fact-finding, outlining, page-level planning, and review. This approach coordinates each phase sequentially to ensure consistent deck outcomes rather than relying on one-shot generation.

To plan a PPT outline from a topic, you start by clarifying the brief, conduct fact-finding research, then develop the outline. The workflow supports outputting research briefs and outlines to keep your presentation planning organized before drafting pages.

External fact-finding for presentation planning is necessary when the topic requires data or verification beyond the provided brief. The workflow determines this automatically, prompting for research when facts are needed to build a reliable outline and deck plan.

Yes, you can use this workflow to review presentation drafts. It includes a dedicated review stage to evaluate artifacts, ensuring your planning drafts and sample outputs align with the original briefing and outline requirements before finalizing the deck.

When research capabilities are limited, the presentation workflow degrades gracefully by relying on user-provided materials and explicit assumptions. It adapts the fact-finding and outlining stages to use available context without blocking deck planning progress.