presentation-outline_skill

Overview

This skill transforms a Google Doc that explains a key topic into a clean, slide-by-slide presentation outline. It produces up to 10 slides with titles, optional subtitles, and 3–5 supporting bullet points per slide. The outline is returned in the chat for quick review and editing so you can iterate before building slides.

How this skill works

Provide a Google Doc URL or ID containing your topic material. The skill extracts core concepts, groups related ideas, and maps each concept to a single slide with a concise title, optional subtitle, and supporting bullets. Output is capped at 10 slides to ensure an optimal pacing for a 20–30 minute presentation.

When to use it

• You need a presentation quickly from existing documentation or notes.
• You want a structured slide plan to hand off to a designer or slide tool.
• You need to convert long-form content into a concise presentation.
• You want a draft outline to review and refine in chat before slide creation.
• You need to standardize presentations for training or recurring meetings.

Best practices

• Share a Google Doc that separates sections clearly and uses headings.
• Aim for one main idea per slide and 3–5 supporting bullets for clarity.
• Keep slide titles concise (3–8 words) and use subtitles only when needed.
• If the doc is long, indicate priorities so the skill can focus on key sections.
• Review and edit the generated outline in chat to match audience tone and detail level.

Example use cases

• Turn a product one-pager or spec into a 8–10 slide investor or stakeholder deck.
• Convert a how-to guide or technical doc into a training session outline.
• Summarize meeting notes into a short recap presentation for leadership.
• Create a lecture outline from classroom notes for a 20–30 minute session.
• Prepare a conference talk draft from a research summary or blog post.