ppt-speech-creator_skill

Overview

This skill helps you convert raw material into structured PPT content and generates page-by-page spoken scripts. It supports scenarios like year-end reviews, project retrospectives, product launches, and performance reports, with automatic or user-specified total timing. The output focuses on concise slide content, data-driven points, and calibrated verbatim speaker notes.

How this skill works

The skill analyzes user input to detect PPT type, extract key facts or data, and apply a template-based structure (cover → agenda → content → summary → thanks). It assigns time per slide automatically or redistributes a user-provided total duration, then generates slide titles, 3–5 concise bullets, suggested visual elements, and a calibrated word-counted verbatim script for each slide. Final output includes timing checks and simple quality validations.

When to use it

• Preparing year-end summaries, performance reviews, or promotion reports
• Creating project retrospectives or post-mortem presentations
• Designing product launch decks, investor or client pitches
• Building training modules or structured teaching sessions
• When you need both slide text and a ready-to-read speaker script
• When you want slides aligned to a strict total presentation length

Best practices

• Provide audience, purpose, and any key data upfront to improve accuracy
• Limit each slide to one core idea and 3–5 short bullets
• If supplying tables/CSV, highlight priority metrics or columns to focus on
• Specify total duration only if you need strict timing; otherwise use automatic mode
• Review the generated outline first and confirm before full script generation
• Use the quality checklist to verify timing, word count, and data interpretation

Example use cases

• Annual review: convert OKR tables and achievements into a 8–10 slide report with per-slide scripts
• Project post-mortem: summarize background, lessons learned, and next steps with clear time allocation
• Product launch: produce problem→solution→features→market→call-to-action slides plus polished presenter notes
• Promotion/role report: craft a concise narrative of responsibilities, results, and career plan for a 5–8 minute delivery
• Training session: outline modules, learning objectives, and exact speaking text for each module slide