You provide
Your notes and the decision you need
You receive
Slide structure and a speaker narrative
A practical way to begin
- Name the audience, meeting length, and decision you need at the end.
- Request a concise outline with one idea per slide and a clear evidence trail.
- Approve the story, expand the speaker notes, and review the exported slides where that format is supported.
Your starting brief
Create a six-slide presentation outline from these notes: [notes]. Audience: [audience]. Desired decision: [decision]. Give each slide one headline, one core message, supporting evidence from my notes, and concise speaker notes. Identify gaps instead of inventing data. End with a clear next step.
What the structure can look like
This is an illustrative example to show the shape of the work, not a customer result or a live generated output.
1 · Situation
What is happening and why it matters to this audience.
2 · Challenge
The specific obstacle supported by the supplied evidence.
3 · Approach
The proposed response and its reasoning.
4 · Delivery
Stages, responsibilities, and required inputs.
5 · Decision
Options, trade-offs, and unresolved questions.
6 · Next step
The approval or action needed from the audience.
Before you use the result
Check the content against your source material. Confirm facts, permissions, calculations, and links. Available generation tools and export formats depend on your account and the selected workflow.