Presentation Builder
Turn a goal and rough notes into a structured executive deck outline — without inventing data.
You need a first-draft executive slide structure from a blank page — not polished design. AI outlines; you refine story, data, and visuals.
- Presentation goal / topic
- Audience
- Desired slide count (default 8 to match Day 1 demo)
- Any must-include points (optional)
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Steps
- Replace the placeholders with relevant, non-sensitive source material.
- Paste the prompt into your approved chat assistant.
- Compare every fact, owner, number and date against the input. Edit before using.
Create an 8-slide executive presentation outline for the goal below. For each slide provide: - Slide title - 3–5 speaker bullets (outcome-focused, no filler) - Suggested visual (chart, table, diagram, or simple layout note) Structure preference (adapt only if the goal truly needs it): 1) Executive Summary 2) Current Snapshot 3) Key Drivers / Problems 4) Opportunity Map 5) Playbook / Approach 6) Quick Wins 7) Metrics 8) Next Steps / Ask Rules: - Do not invent statistics, quotes, or case studies - Use placeholders like [metric] or [customer example] where data is needed - Keep language executive-clear and global-English friendly - This is a structured first draft, not finished slide design Goal: [e.g., improving customer retention] Audience: [e.g., leadership team] Must include: [optional bullets] - Do not add new commitments, causes, meetings or deadlines. Preserve uncertainty. - Keep proposals separate from agreed actions; mark missing information as TBD.
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Limits, compatibility & evidence
- The response is a draft; it can omit or misread details.
- Do not add commitments, infer decisions or treat proposed actions as agreed.
- Use an employer-approved tool and remove confidential or personal information.
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Microsoft Copilot (and similar). For slide apps, paste the outline into your deck tool; do not claim auto-designed finished slides.
Evidence
Illustrative example reviewed for fidelity on 18 September 2026. No recorded execution in external AI tools; compatibility is a text-format expectation, not a tested-model claim.
ExampleSee a realistic input → output +
Goal: improving customer retention Audience: leadership team Must include: onboarding friction, enterprise risk accounts, FAQ + pause on feature emails
1) Executive summary - Goal: improve customer retention. - Focus: onboarding friction, enterprise risk accounts, FAQ and feature-email pause. - Decision required: [confirm the specific ask]. Visual: goal and three focus areas. 2) Current snapshot - Retention baseline: [data needed]. - Enterprise risk: [account evidence needed]. - Onboarding friction: [observations needed]. Visual: table with unfilled metric cells. 3) Onboarding friction - Describe observed issues: [evidence needed]. - Affected users: [data needed]. - Avoid asserting a cause without evidence. Visual: evidence list. 4) Enterprise risk accounts - List accounts: [names needed]. - Explain risk signals: [evidence needed]. - Confirm review owners: [TBD]. Visual: risk table. 5) FAQ and feature-email pause - Clarify the intended FAQ scope. - Confirm the status and scope of the pause. - Identify dependencies: [TBD]. Visual: dependency diagram. 6) Proposed next actions — not agreed - Validate the source data. - Ask for owners. - Agree dates before committing. Visual: draft checklist. 7) Measurement proposal - Candidate measure: retention [baseline TBD]. - Candidate measure: onboarding completion [baseline TBD]. - Confirm availability and definitions. Visual: blank scorecard. 8) Next steps - Confirm the decision sought. - Assign owners only after agreement. - Set dates only after confirmation. Visual: open questions list.
Advanced versionAdd a one-page narrative + anti-hallucination check: +
Using the Presentation Builder rules above, also deliver: A) A 90-second verbal narrative (what you’d say if slides fail) B) A “Data needed” list — every placeholder that must be filled before presenting C) Explicit line: “No statistics were invented in this outline.” Goal: [goal] Audience: [audience] Must include: [optional]
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