When to use
- You need an actual slide deck — a sales pitch, an all-hands update, a client review — not a bulleted outline you'd still have to build yourself.
- You have a template deck with your brand layouts and want new slides added or duplicated in that same style, not a generic deck from scratch.
- You need real charts inside the deck (bar, line, pie, combo) built from your actual numbers, not a picture of a chart.
- You want speaker notes added to an existing deck for a presentation you're about to give.
Do not use it for Word documents, PDFs, or spreadsheets — that's the DOCX, PDF, or XLSX skill.
What it does
- Builds new decks with real slide layouts sized to the correct canvas (16:9 widescreen unless told otherwise), native PowerPoint charts built from the data given, and lists rendered as real bullets — not a literal "•" character typed into a text box.
- Edits existing decks and templates: duplicates a slide with all its layout intact, reorders or removes slides, and cleans up anything left over from a deletion, so the result still opens cleanly in PowerPoint.
- Adds speaker notes as real presenter notes attached to a slide, not visible text pasted onto the slide itself.
- Reads decks: extracts the text of every slide, including from a template, so content can be mapped onto the right layout before anything is built.
- Checks its own output: after building or editing a deck, it validates the file structure and looks at rendered slide images before handing it back, so a corrupted chart or a broken layout doesn't silently ship.
How to use
- Describe the deck: audience, occasion, slide count, and the real numbers or story it needs to carry — e.g. "a 10-slide client review deck, last month's KPIs, ending with a renewal ask."
- If you have a brand template or an existing deck, share it — the AI works from your layouts and colors instead of inventing new ones.
- Give the actual data for any chart; the skill will not invent figures to fill a slide that looks empty.
- Open the exported file in PowerPoint or Keynote for a final pass — The AI checks its own render for broken slides, but the pitch and the ask are still your call.
Best for
Founders, salespeople, and teams who need a real, on-brand slide deck — pitches, client reviews, internal updates — without opening PowerPoint themselves.