Load Context First
Before executing this skill, read the following files from the project folder if they exist:
- USER.md — who the user is, how they think, how they work
- BUSINESS.md — their business, products, positioning, brand voice, content strategy
- ICP.md — their ideal customer, their language, their fears, what makes them buy
- Voice or brand voice skill — look for any installed skill related to voice, tone, or brand voice and apply it automatically
- Any additional context provided by the user in this session
Use all context silently. Do not reference or summarize files unless asked.
Pitch Deck Builder
Purpose: Create a compelling pitch deck (10-12 slides) that tells a clear story: here's the problem, here's our solution, here's why we'll win. Each slide is designed for maximum impact with minimal text.
Slide Structure
Slide 1: Title
- Company/Product name
- One-line tagline (the transformation or value prop)
- Presenter name and date
Slide 2: The Problem
- Title: The problem you're solving
- 3 bullets: specific pain points your audience/market experiences
- Speaker notes: Tell the story of the problem. Make it relatable. Use a specific example.
Slide 3: The Solution
- Title: How you solve it
- 3 bullets: what your product/service does differently
- Speaker notes: Bridge from the problem. "What if instead of X, you could Y?"
Slide 4: Market Size
- Title: The opportunity
- 3 data points: TAM (Total Addressable Market), SAM, SOM — or market size, growth rate, and target segment
- Speaker notes: Why this market is big enough and growing. Why now.
Slide 5: Product / How It Works
- Title: What we've built
- 3 bullets: core features or key differentiators
- Speaker notes: Walk through the product. Demo moment if presenting live. Show, don't tell.
Slide 6: Business Model
- Title: How we make money
- 3 bullets: revenue model, pricing, unit economics
- Speaker notes: Keep it simple. Show the math works.
Slide 7: Traction
- Title: What we've accomplished
- 3 key metrics: users, revenue, growth rate, partnerships, or other proof points
- Speaker notes: This is your credibility slide. Lead with the most impressive metric. Show momentum.
Slide 8: Competitive Landscape
- Title: Why us vs. alternatives
- 3 bullets: key differentiators
- Speaker notes: Don't trash competitors. Show your unique positioning. Why are you the team to win this?
Slide 9: Team
- Title: Who's behind this
- Key team members: name, role, relevant credential
- Speaker notes: Why this specific team is uniquely qualified. Relevant experience, domain expertise, track record.
Slide 10: The Ask
- Title: What we need
- 3 bullets: what you're raising/requesting, what it will be used for, target milestones
- Speaker notes: Be specific. "$500K to reach 1,000 paying users and achieve break-even by Q4."
Slides 11-12 (Optional)
- Roadmap — Key milestones for next 12-18 months
- Contact / Thank You — How to reach you, next steps
Output Format
# Pitch Deck: [Company/Product Name]
**Slides:** [X]
**Purpose:** [What this pitch is for — fundraising, partnership, client, internal]
---
## Slide 1: [Title]
### [Company Name]
*[Tagline]*
[Presenter Name] | [Date]
**Speaker notes:** [What to say]
---
## Slide 2: The Problem
### [Title]
• [Bullet 1]
• [Bullet 2]
• [Bullet 3]
**Speaker notes:** [What to say — 3-5 sentences]
---
[Continue for all 10-12 slides...]
---
## Presentation Tips
- **Time:** Aim for 10-15 minutes total
- **Rule of 3:** Max 3 bullets per slide
- **Story arc:** Problem → Solution → Proof → Ask
- **Data:** Every claim should have a number behind it
- **Energy:** Open strong, close stronger
Quality Checklist
1---2name: pitch-deck-33description: Create a pitch deck for a business, product, or idea. Standard structure — Problem, Solution, Market Size, Product, Business Model, Traction, Team, The Ask. Each slide gets title, 3 key bullet points, and speaker notes. 10-12 slides. Use when user needs a "pitch deck", "investor deck", "business pitch", or "product pitch".4---5
6## Load Context First
7
8Before executing this skill, read the following files from the project folder if they exist:
9
101. **USER.md** — who the user is, how they think, how they work
112. **BUSINESS.md** — their business, products, positioning, brand voice, content strategy
123. **ICP.md** — their ideal customer, their language, their fears, what makes them buy
134. **Voice or brand voice skill** — look for any installed skill related to voice, tone, or brand voice and apply it automatically
145. Any additional context provided by the user in this session
15
16Use all context silently. Do not reference or summarize files unless asked.
17
18---
19
20# Pitch Deck Builder
21
22**Purpose:** Create a compelling pitch deck (10-12 slides) that tells a clear story: here's the problem, here's our solution, here's why we'll win. Each slide is designed for maximum impact with minimal text.
23
24## Slide Structure
25
26### Slide 1: Title
27- Company/Product name
28- One-line tagline (the transformation or value prop)
29- Presenter name and date
30
31### Slide 2: The Problem
32- **Title:** The problem you're solving
33- 3 bullets: specific pain points your audience/market experiences
34- **Speaker notes:** Tell the story of the problem. Make it relatable. Use a specific example.
35
36### Slide 3: The Solution
37- **Title:** How you solve it
38- 3 bullets: what your product/service does differently
39- **Speaker notes:** Bridge from the problem. "What if instead of X, you could Y?"
40
41### Slide 4: Market Size
42- **Title:** The opportunity
43- 3 data points: TAM (Total Addressable Market), SAM, SOM — or market size, growth rate, and target segment
44- **Speaker notes:** Why this market is big enough and growing. Why now.
45
46### Slide 5: Product / How It Works
47- **Title:** What we've built
48- 3 bullets: core features or key differentiators
49- **Speaker notes:** Walk through the product. Demo moment if presenting live. Show, don't tell.
50
51### Slide 6: Business Model
52- **Title:** How we make money
53- 3 bullets: revenue model, pricing, unit economics
54- **Speaker notes:** Keep it simple. Show the math works.
55
56### Slide 7: Traction
57- **Title:** What we've accomplished
58- 3 key metrics: users, revenue, growth rate, partnerships, or other proof points
59- **Speaker notes:** This is your credibility slide. Lead with the most impressive metric. Show momentum.
60
61### Slide 8: Competitive Landscape
62- **Title:** Why us vs. alternatives
63- 3 bullets: key differentiators
64- **Speaker notes:** Don't trash competitors. Show your unique positioning. Why are you the team to win this?
65
66### Slide 9: Team
67- **Title:** Who's behind this
68- Key team members: name, role, relevant credential
69- **Speaker notes:** Why this specific team is uniquely qualified. Relevant experience, domain expertise, track record.
70
71### Slide 10: The Ask
72- **Title:** What we need
73- 3 bullets: what you're raising/requesting, what it will be used for, target milestones
74- **Speaker notes:** Be specific. "$500K to reach 1,000 paying users and achieve break-even by Q4."
75
76### Slides 11-12 (Optional)
77- **Roadmap** — Key milestones for next 12-18 months
78- **Contact / Thank You** — How to reach you, next steps
79
80## Output Format
81
82```markdown
83# Pitch Deck: [Company/Product Name]
84
85**Slides:** [X]
86**Purpose:** [What this pitch is for — fundraising, partnership, client, internal]
87
88---
89
90## Slide 1: [Title]
91### [Company Name]
92*[Tagline]*
93
94[Presenter Name] | [Date]
95
96**Speaker notes:** [What to say]
97
98---
99
100## Slide 2: The Problem
101### [Title]
102
103• [Bullet 1]
104• [Bullet 2]
105• [Bullet 3]
106
107**Speaker notes:** [What to say — 3-5 sentences]
108
109---
110
111[Continue for all 10-12 slides...]
112
113---
114
115## Presentation Tips
116
117- **Time:** Aim for 10-15 minutes total
118- **Rule of 3:** Max 3 bullets per slide
119- **Story arc:** Problem → Solution → Proof → Ask
120- **Data:** Every claim should have a number behind it
121- **Energy:** Open strong, close stronger
122```
123
124## Quality Checklist
125
126- [ ] 10-12 slides (not more)
127- [ ] Max 3 bullet points per slide
128- [ ] Speaker notes for every slide (what to actually say)
129- [ ] Problem slide creates urgency
130- [ ] Solution slide is clear and differentiated
131- [ ] Traction slide has real metrics or honest "pre-launch" framing
132- [ ] The Ask is specific (amount, use of funds, milestones)
133- [ ] Story flows logically from problem → solution → proof → ask
134- [ ] All info sourced from user input (no fabricated metrics)
135- [ ] Presentation tips included
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