storyline

Name: storyline
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Author: adriaanmostert1976-lab

Construct a presentation narrative spine with a governing thought and supporting arguments.

Updated Jun 17, 2026

Search Tags:#storytelling #presentation design #presentation planning #argument structure #narrative pyramid

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npx skills add https://github.com/adriaanmostert1976-lab/adriaan-toolkits --skill storyline-adriaanmostert1976-lab

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Skill: storyline
Source: https://github.com/adriaanmostert1976-lab/adriaan-toolkits/tree/main/source/design-toolkit/storyline
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adriaanmostert1976-lab/adriaan-toolkits --skill storyline-adriaanmostert1976-lab

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you design the argument structure of your presentation on a single page, ensuring a clear narrative flow from question to recommendation.

Core Features & Use Cases

Argument Design: Develop a structured argument from a single governing thought.
Narrative Pyramid: Organize ideas in a logical, top-down pyramid structure.
Use Case: Use this Skill when you have findings but no narrative, or when a reviewer asks for a concise answer to a complex question.

Quick Start

Utilize the storyline skill to lay out the narrative spine for your presentation, starting with the governing thought and building supporting arguments.

Frequently Asked Questions about storyline

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I structure a presentation argument from a governing thought?▼

To structure a presentation argument, you build a narrative pyramid that organizes ideas top-down from a governing thought. This creates a logical flow from a specific question to your final recommendation on a single page.

What is the Pyramid Principle for presentation planning?▼

The Pyramid Principle for presentation planning is a method that organizes arguments top-down from a central governing thought. It provides a narrative spine that answers complex questions with clear, concise messaging.

When do I need a narrative spine for my presentation?▼

You need a narrative spine when you have research findings but lack a cohesive narrative structure. It is particularly useful when structuring complex arguments or when a reviewer requests a concise answer to a specific question.

Can I design a presentation narrative on a single page?▼

Yes, you can design a presentation narrative on a single page by defining a governing thought and building a supporting argument structure. This approach ensures a clear narrative flow from question to recommendation.

How do I build a supporting argument structure for complex arguments?▼

To build a supporting argument structure for complex arguments, you start with a governing thought and organize supporting points into a top-down pyramid. This ensures your presentation planning adheres to the Pyramid Principle with clear messaging.

What is the best way to outline a presentation recommendation?▼

The best way to outline a presentation recommendation is to construct a narrative pyramid starting with your governing thought. This method structures complex arguments logically, ensuring a clear flow from the initial question to the final recommendation.