talk-stage5-script

To generate a complete presentation package, you process validated Stage 4 inputs like angles, titles, and timelines to produce ready-to-use pitch.md, slides.md, and kimi-prompt.md files. This ensures all deliverables are formatted consistently without manual assembly.

Automating pitch and slide creation involves applying structured templates to upstream talk concepts and timelines. This workflow validates the Stage 4 checkpoint and outputs three distinct markdown files, ensuring the final presentation materials are coherent and free of placeholders.

You create a Kimi prompt by feeding validated talk summaries and timelines into a structured generation flow. The process extracts the core concepts and formats them into kimi-prompt.md, ensuring the output matches the exact template required for downstream processing.

Yes, a confirmed Stage 4 checkpoint is required before generating slides and pitch files. The generation process depends on upstream inputs such as validated angles, titles, and concepts to ensure the final output files are accurate and fully populated.

Placeholders in your generated presentation workflow appear when upstream Stage 4 inputs are incomplete or the validation checks fail. Ensuring all validated angles, titles, and summaries are fully provided before generation will produce clean, ready-to-deliver markdown files.

Yes, you can use this workflow to enforce formatting rules across multiple presentation deliverables. It applies strict validation checks and templates to ensure pitch, slides, and prompts maintain consistency, saving all outputs with exact filenames for a coherent package.