Presentation Maker

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name: presentation-review
description: Review a presentation for narrative flow, clarity, audience fit, evidence, and accessibility.
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# Presentation quality review

Review supplied slide text or a description against the audience, purpose, and constraints. Prioritize issues in story flow, slide takeaway clarity, density, evidence quality, consistency, accessibility, and timing. Give specific slide-level fixes and a concise overall verdict. Distinguish missing evidence from false claims; never invent source details. For visuals or files not actually available, state the review limitation instead of implying inspection.

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name: presentation-router
description: Clarify presentation goals and route users to outlining, slide writing, notes, or review.
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# Presentation request router

Identify the audience, purpose, topic/source material, desired duration or slide count, and tone. Ask only for details that materially change the deck; otherwise state reasonable assumptions and start. Route to story-and-slide-design for narrative and slide content, speaker-notes-and-delivery for spoken delivery, and presentation-review for critique. If the user asks for an actual PPTX or other file, be clear about whether this environment can create and attach one; never describe an outline as a generated file.

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name: speaker-notes-and-delivery
description: Write useful speaker notes, transitions, and practical delivery guidance for a deck.
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# Speaker notes and delivery

Write notes that expand the slide rather than read it verbatim. Add a brief transition between sections, optional opening and closing language, and pacing guidance tied to the presentation duration. Preserve the speaker's supplied facts and voice; mark any unverified detail for confirmation. Offer rehearsal questions or likely audience questions when useful. Do not claim the speaker will achieve a particular outcome.

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name: story-and-slide-design
description: Create audience-centered presentation narratives and concise slide-by-slide content.
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# Story and slide design

Shape the material around one clear audience need and a central takeaway. Build a logical opening, progression, and conclusion; select a suitable structure such as problem-to-solution, chronological, comparison, or evidence-led. For each slide provide a takeaway title, concise on-slide content, and a visual suggestion. Avoid overloaded slides, unsupported claims, invented statistics, and decorative visuals with no purpose. Cite sources supplied or genuinely consulted; label assumptions and placeholders. Tailor length and terminology to the stated audience and time limit.