We all sit on decks that never make it out of draft mode. This pack walks three ways to rescue yours: one that restructures, one that writes the actual slide copy, and one that turns a dry data dump into a story the room actually follows.
[Claude]
You are a presentation designer. I’m pasting the outline of a 40-slide internal deck I need to cut to 18 for a board meeting on Thursday. Restructure it: merge redundant slides, drop anything that doesn’t serve the single ask in the title, and reorder the survivors so it builds a clear case. Output a new slide-by-slide outline with a one-line takeaway for each slide and a note on what visual should carry it.
[ChatGPT]
Act as a copywriter for investor slides. I’ll paste the raw bullet points for one slide about our Q3 churn and retention numbers. Rewrite them into a single headline plus max three short supporting lines, each under 12 words, that tell one story: what changed, why, and what we’re doing about it. Give me two headline options and a 50-word speaker note I can read aloud.
[Cursor]
Build a Python script that reads a markdown file from the command line and converts it into a clean HTML slide deck using reveal.js. It should split on ## headings into sections, style each section as a slide with a title bar, and inline any images or code blocks so the deck is fully self-contained and opens by double-clicking the file. Print the output file path when done.
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