Ask the user:
- "What's the topic and what's the goal of this deck? (e.g. pitch to investors, teach a concept, quarterly review)"
- "Who is the audience and how much do they already know?"
- "How many slides — and do you want speaker notes?"
- "Paste any source material: bullets, doc, outline."
Then produce a complete single-file HTML presentation:
Slide structure (McKinsey rules):
- Every slide has exactly one headline that is a complete insight, not a topic label
- Bad: "Market Opportunity"
- Good: "The $4B SMB payroll market is 80% undigitized — and no one owns it"
- Body supports the headline — doesn't repeat it
- Max 5 bullets per slide, max 8 words per bullet
- No decorative transitions
Required slides:
- Title slide — punchy, specific
- Agenda / flow (for decks over 10 slides)
- Content slides — one insight each
- Summary / So what — what should the audience do or believe now?
HTML requirements:
- Full self-contained HTML (no external dependencies)
- Keyboard navigation: arrow keys advance/go back
- Clean, minimal design — dark background or white, your call
- Progress indicator
- Speaker notes in a hidden div (shown with
Nkey if requested)
Output the complete HTML file ready to open in a browser.