What problem does it solve? Turning notes, outlines, or a rough idea into a presentable slide deck is slow and error-prone: decks end up as topic lists without an argument, slides overflow with text, and numbers get invented to fill gaps. This Skill builds a complete deck with a one-claim-per-slide spine, strict layout constraints, and bracketed placeholders for any fact the user did not supply. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Argument-first spine: Writes one sentence per slide before building anything, so the deck reads as an argument rather than a table of contents. - Deck-type templates: Supports pitch, sales, product launch, QBR, board update, all-hands, kickoff, research readout, training, and conference talk formats with audience-appropriate slide counts. - Real file output: Produces a 16:9 .pptx via python-pptx with speaker notes, or falls back to a self-contained HTML deck when PowerPoint writing is unavailable. - No fabricated data: Uses bracketed placeholders like [ARR] for unknown numbers and labelled empty frames instead of fake charts. - Use Case: A founder says "make a pitch deck for my bakery, going to seed investors" and receives a 10-12 slide .pptx with a problem-to-ask spine, a fixed theme, and placeholders for traction metrics. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build a pitch deck for your business aimed at your specific audience, and it will deliver a ready-to-present .pptx file.
