SlideCraft — Editable PowerPoint decks from one prompt

Paste one prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or Codex and get an editable PowerPoint — action titles, sourced numbers and a review before hand-off. Not a picture of slides.

Copy the prompt See example decks GitHub

Start with one prompt

No install, no YAML. Paste this into ChatGPT (agent mode), Codex, Claude or Claude Code — any assistant that can run code and open a link — and fill in the brackets.

Study the repository https://github.com/eiler2005/slidecraft (read AGENTS.md first) and use
SlideCraft to make me an editable PowerPoint deck.

Topic: [what the deck is about]
For whom and why: [who will read it and what they should decide or do]
Length: 15–20 slides
Language: [English / Russian / …]
Content: [your notes, key points, numbers with their sources, links or files]
Style: [e.g. calm consulting look, dark keynote, or "match the colours of https://…"]

Follow the SlideCraft workflow: show me the action-title chain and 2–3 cover options before
building, cite a source for every number, then give me the .pptx and a PDF.

The assistant runs npx @eiler2005/slidecraft on its side, shows you the titles and covers to approve, then hands you the .pptx and a PDF. Tested with Codex and Claude Code. For repeat work, install it into your assistant.

Native PowerPointText, tables, charts, icons and notes stay editable — not a picture of slides.
A consulting methodAction titles, one message per slide, 46 layouts with measured limits.
Checked before you see itEvery number sourced, totals add up, text fits by PowerPoint's own rules, a final visual review.

Example decks

Built in CI from examples/ with SlideCraft 0.7.6. Click a cover to page through the deck in your browser, or download any format.

**Forward Deployed Engineers turn AI pilots into working products**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

**Shared vocabulary turns AI ambition into sound project choices**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

**SlideCraft turns a goal into a partner-ready deck you can edit**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

More examples

**Five European cities that make a perfect first trip**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

**The ERP programme is on budget but six weeks late; two decisions keep go-live in Q1**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

**FDE-инженеры превращают ИИ-пилоты в работающие продукты**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

**Key concepts for LLMs and AI agents: the shared vocabulary your first project needs**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

**We stopped closing the books and started trusting them**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

**Fabrikam turns idle truck space into same-day freight**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

**Entering the German mid-market can add €40M revenue by 2028**
PowerPoint · HTML deck · PDF · One-pager · Word memo · deck.yaml

Slides from SlideCraft example decks

Storylines × themes

14 storylines in all 7 themes — the storyline is the task, the theme is the look; any pair works.

Business case

Investment or budget request — the problem, options including do-nothing, the economics, risks and sensitivities, a recommendation, and a gated funding ask.

Business case in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue

Business case in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Business case in Executive — Executive **recommended**

Business case in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Case study

Lessons-learned story of a project or initiative — context, challenge, what we did, results, what we learned, what we would do differently, and recommendations.

Case study in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue

Case study in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Case study in Editorial — Editorial **recommended**

Case study in Midnight — Midnight **recommended**

Case study in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Client proposal

Proposal to a client — our understanding of the problem kept apart from our approach, then scope, plan, team, proof, commercials and next steps.

Client proposal in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Client proposal in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Client proposal in Editorial — Editorial

Client proposal in Executive — Executive **recommended**

Client proposal in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Executive update

Status-first update for a board or steerco — RAG headline, plan vs actual vs forecast, what changed, risks and issues, and the decisions needed.

Executive update in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Executive update in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Executive update in Editorial — Editorial

Executive update in Executive — Executive **recommended**

Executive update in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Investment memo

Make the case for (or against) an investment or acquisition to an investment committee — thesis, market, business quality, valuation, risks and a clear recommendation.

Investment memo in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue

Investment memo in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Investment memo in Editorial — Editorial **recommended**

Investment memo in Executive — Executive **recommended**

Investment memo in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Narrative story

A story-led talk that makes one idea memorable — hook, stakes, journey, turning point, insight and a call to action.

Narrative story in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue

Narrative story in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Narrative story in Editorial — Editorial **recommended**

Narrative story in Executive — Executive

Narrative story in Midnight — Midnight **recommended**

Narrative story in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch **recommended**

Pitch deck

Investor pitch — the problem, the solution, why now, market, product, business model, traction, competition, go-to-market, team, financials and the ask.

Pitch deck in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Pitch deck in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Pitch deck in Midnight — Midnight **recommended**

Pitch deck in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch **recommended**

Post-mortem

A blameless review of what happened, why, what it cost and the changes that prevent a repeat — with owners and dates.

Post-mortem in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue

Post-mortem in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Post-mortem in Editorial — Editorial **recommended**

Post-mortem in Executive — Executive **recommended**

Post-mortem in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Product overview

Product or launch overview for customers or internal stakeholders — the job to be done, how it works, key features, proof, roadmap, packaging and a call to action.

Product overview in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Product overview in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Product overview in Editorial — Editorial **recommended**

Product overview in Executive — Executive

Product overview in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch **recommended**

Project kickoff

Align a team and its sponsors on why the project exists, what is in and out of scope, how it will run and what success looks like.

Project kickoff in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Project kickoff in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Project kickoff in Editorial — Editorial

Project kickoff in Executive — Executive **recommended**

Project kickoff in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Research readout

Findings readout for a survey, user research or analysis — the question, method and sample, one finding per slide, implications, recommendations and an appendix.

Research readout in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Research readout in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Research readout in Editorial — Editorial **recommended**

Research readout in Executive — Executive

Research readout in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Sales / customer QBR

Review the quarter with a customer or account team — results against plan, value delivered, what is changing and the plan and asks for next quarter.

Sales / customer QBR in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Sales / customer QBR in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Sales / customer QBR in Editorial — Editorial

Sales / customer QBR in Executive — Executive

Sales / customer QBR in Midnight — Midnight

Sales / customer QBR in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch **recommended**

Strategy recommendation

Answer-first recommendation for a decision maker — the governing thought up front, three reasons, the plan and the ask.

Strategy recommendation in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Strategy recommendation in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Strategy recommendation in Editorial — Editorial

Strategy recommendation in Executive — Executive **recommended**

Strategy recommendation in Midnight — Midnight

Strategy recommendation in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch

Training / workshop

Teach one method or tool so participants can use it tomorrow — objectives, the idea, a worked example, practice and a recap.

Training / workshop in Corporate Blue — Corporate Blue **recommended**

Training / workshop in Editorial Fintech — Editorial Fintech

Training / workshop in Editorial — Editorial **recommended**

Training / workshop in Executive — Executive

Training / workshop in Midnight — Midnight

Training / workshop in Modern Pitch — Modern Pitch **recommended**

Layouts

46 layouts — each one a content contract with capacity limits. Shown in consulting-classic.

Title — cover — `title` · cover
Use for the cover that frames the deck, or a closing slide with the ask and contacts.

Title — closing — `title` · closing
Use for the cover that frames the deck, or a closing slide with the ask and contacts.

Agenda and section divider — agenda — `agenda` · agenda
Use for the agenda at the start of a deck, or a section divider that shows where the audience is in the story.

Agenda and section divider — section-divider — `agenda` · section-divider
Use for the agenda at the start of a deck, or a section divider that shows where the audience is in the story.

Executive summary — scr — `exec-summary` · scr
Use for the answer-first summary: the whole argument on one page, readable without the rest of the deck.

Executive summary — key-messages — `exec-summary` · key-messages
Use for the answer-first summary: the whole argument on one page, readable without the rest of the deck.

Key points — columns — `key-points` · columns
Use for two to four parallel points that together prove the title, each with a short heading, support and an optional proof number.

Key points — cards — `key-points` · cards
Use for two to four parallel points that together prove the title, each with a short heading, support and an optional proof number.

Key points — list — `key-points` · list
Use for two to four parallel points that together prove the title, each with a short heading, support and an optional proof number.

Component composition — regions — `composition` · regions
Assemble several existing native exhibits in explicit body regions, keeping one shared frame and theme.

Big statement — statement — `big-statement` · statement
Use for the one thing the audience must remember: a single bold statement, a customer quote or one hero number, with room to breathe.

Big statement — quote — `big-statement` · quote
Use for the one thing the audience must remember: a single bold statement, a customer quote or one hero number, with room to breathe.

Big statement — hero-number — `big-statement` · hero-number
Use for the one thing the audience must remember: a single bold statement, a customer quote or one hero number, with room to breathe.

Text and image — image-right — `text-image` · image-right
Use for a story beat that needs a photo or illustration next to a few short paragraphs, such as a customer case or a site visit.

Text and image — image-left — `text-image` · image-left
Use for a story beat that needs a photo or illustration next to a few short paragraphs, such as a customer case or a site visit.

Text — bullets — `text` · bullets
Use for plain text when no exhibit fits — bullets, short paragraphs or two columns. Also where imported slides land.

Text — two-column — `text` · two-column
Use for plain text when no exhibit fits — bullets, short paragraphs or two columns. Also where imported slides land.

Text — paragraphs — `text` · paragraphs
Use for plain text when no exhibit fits — bullets, short paragraphs or two columns. Also where imported slides land.

Before and after — panels — `before-after` · panels
Use for a change told as two states — how things are today and how they will be — with one number on each side.

Freeform HTML — body — `freeform` · body
Use for a browser-first creative exhibit no layout covers: HTML and CSS inside the standard frame, checked for overflow and text size like every other slide.

Freeform canvas — body — `freeform-canvas` · body
Use for custom HTML with shared title, source and page chrome by default. Explicit frame:none is reserved for a verified full-page composition that owns all chrome.

Native canvas — body — `native-canvas` · body
Use for bespoke compositions that must remain editable in PowerPoint: every rectangle, line and text block is a native PPTX object.

KPI tiles — tiles — `kpi-tiles` · tiles
Use for 2–4 headline numbers that prove the title at a glance, each with its label, change and context.

KPI tiles — strip — `kpi-tiles` · strip
Use for 2–4 headline numbers that prove the title at a glance, each with its label, change and context.

Evidence panorama — metric-and-cards — `evidence-panorama` · metric-and-cards
Connect one sourced headline metric to four parallel models, implications or use cases; equal cards express categories, not relative magnitude.

Chart with takeaway — bar — `chart-takeaway` · bar
Use for one chart that proves the title, with the interpretation in a side panel.

Chart with takeaway — line — `chart-takeaway` · line
Use for one chart that proves the title, with the interpretation in a side panel.

Chart with takeaway — stacked — `chart-takeaway` · stacked
Use for one chart that proves the title, with the interpretation in a side panel.

Chart with takeaway — column — `chart-takeaway` · column
Use for one chart that proves the title, with the interpretation in a side panel.

Chart with takeaway — combo — `chart-takeaway` · combo
Use for one chart that proves the title, with the interpretation in a side panel.

Waterfall — full — `waterfall` · full
Use for a bridge that explains how a starting total becomes an ending total through positive and negative drivers.

Waterfall — with-takeaway — `waterfall` · with-takeaway
Use for a bridge that explains how a starting total becomes an ending total through positive and negative drivers.

Bubble and scatter chart — bubble — `bubble-chart` · bubble
Use for items positioned on two measured dimensions — with bubble size for a third, or quadrant dividers for a portfolio (growth-share) view.

Bubble and scatter chart — scatter — `bubble-chart` · scatter
Use for items positioned on two measured dimensions — with bubble size for a third, or quadrant dividers for a portfolio (growth-share) view.

Bubble and scatter chart — portfolio — `bubble-chart` · portfolio
Use for items positioned on two measured dimensions — with bubble size for a third, or quadrant dividers for a portfolio (growth-share) view.

Marimekko — shares — `marimekko` · shares
Use for market structure in one picture: segment size as column width and each player’s share as the stack within it.

Tornado (sensitivity) — bars — `tornado` · bars
Use for showing which assumptions move a result most: each driver’s downside and upside around the base case, widest on top.

Football field (ranges) — ranges — `football-field` · ranges
Use for comparing value ranges from several methods on one axis — valuation, price corridors or estimates — against a reference such as the offer.

Funnel / pyramid — funnel — `funnel` · funnel
Use for a conversion funnel (where volume is lost) or a pyramid (levels that build on each other).

Funnel / pyramid — pyramid — `funnel` · pyramid
Use for a conversion funnel (where volume is lost) or a pyramid (levels that build on each other).

Data table — plain — `data-table` · plain
Use for a compact table of exact values where the reader needs to look up or compare several attributes at once.

Data table — with-takeaway — `data-table` · with-takeaway
Use for a compact table of exact values where the reader needs to look up or compare several attributes at once.

Options comparison — text — `options-comparison` · text
Use for comparing 2–5 options on the same criteria and showing which one wins and why.

Options comparison — rating — `options-comparison` · rating
Use for comparing 2–5 options on the same criteria and showing which one wins and why.

2×2 matrix — plot — `matrix-2x2` · plot
Use for prioritising items on two dimensions, or naming four strategic positions.

2×2 matrix — quadrants — `matrix-2x2` · quadrants
Use for prioritising items on two dimensions, or naming four strategic positions.

SWOT — grid — `swot` · grid
Use for an internal (strengths, weaknesses) and external (opportunities, threats) view of a position — with the implications that follow.

SWOT — with-implications — `swot` · with-implications
Use for an internal (strengths, weaknesses) and external (opportunities, threats) view of a position — with the implications that follow.

Five forces — diagram — `five-forces` · diagram
Use for judging how attractive an industry is: the five competitive forces, each rated and evidenced, with the verdict.

PESTEL — grid — `pestel` · grid
Use for the macro trends — political, economic, social, technological, environmental, legal — that shape a market, each with its impact.

Business model canvas — canvas — `business-model-canvas` · canvas
Use for the whole business model on one page: segments, value proposition, channels, relationships, revenue, resources, activities, partners and costs.

Value chain — porter — `value-chain` · porter
Use for showing where a business creates or loses value: Porter's primary activities in order, support activities across them, and the margin.

McKinsey 7S — diagram — `seven-s` · diagram
Use for checking whether an organisation is set up for a change: the seven elements, each rated aligned, partial or gap, with the evidence.

Issue / driver tree — issue — `issue-tree` · issue
Use for breaking a question into MECE sub-questions (issue tree) or a metric into its drivers (driver tree).

Issue / driver tree — driver — `issue-tree` · driver
Use for breaking a question into MECE sub-questions (issue tree) or a metric into its drivers (driver tree).

Maturity model — grid — `maturity-model` · grid
Use for showing where an organisation stands on a maturity scale and where it should get to — one capability as a staircase, or several on one grid.

Maturity model — staircase — `maturity-model` · staircase
Use for showing where an organisation stands on a maturity scale and where it should get to — one capability as a staircase, or several on one grid.

Coverage map — grid — `coverage-map` · grid
Use for showing the state of many functions at once on stable geometry — what is covered, partly covered, planned or missing.

Architecture with register — zones — `architecture` · zones
Use for showing where in a system a problem sits and what to do about it: components in zones, requests and responses, and a numbered register linked to markers on the diagram.

Evidence chain — chain — `evidence-chain` · chain
Use for showing what an answer rests on: each check, its source and its result in order, ending in the conclusion and what would overturn it.

Risk heatmap — heatmap — `risk-matrix` · heatmap
Use for showing the main risks by likelihood and impact, with owners and mitigations.

Process steps — chevrons — `process-steps` · chevrons
Use for a sequence of 3–6 steps where order matters — an approach, a method or a customer journey.

Process steps — numbered — `process-steps` · numbered
Use for a sequence of 3–6 steps where order matters — an approach, a method or a customer journey.

Timeline — milestones — `timeline` · milestones
Use for dated milestones or a phased roadmap on one shared time axis.

Timeline — gantt — `timeline` · gantt
Use for dated milestones or a phased roadmap on one shared time axis.

Stages and gates — gates — `gate-matrix` · gates
Use for a stage-gate plan: what each stage delivers and what evidence opens the next one, and who decides.

Current vs proposed process — lanes — `process-compare` · lanes
Use for showing what changes in a process: today’s steps against the proposed ones, with changed steps highlighted.

Role calendar — grid — `cadence` · grid
Use for showing who takes part when: roles or forums against a shared calendar, with recurring meetings, decisions, outputs and work periods.

Callouts and steps — image-left — `callout` · image-left
Use for showing someone how to do something on a screen or object: numbered callouts on the picture, the action and expected result for each, and how to check it worked.

Team cards — cards — `team-cards` · cards
Use for introducing the people behind a proposal: who leads, who delivers, who the client sponsors are.

Team cards — compact — `team-cards` · compact
Use for introducing the people behind a proposal: who leads, who delivers, who the client sponsors are.

Org chart — tree — `org-chart` · tree
Use for a reporting structure two levels deep: who leads, which units report to them and who sits in each.

RACI / decision rights — raci — `raci` · raci
Use for showing who is Responsible, Accountable, Consulted and Informed for each decision or activity.

Next steps — actions — `next-steps` · actions
Use for the closing slide that turns the recommendation into owned, dated actions, with or without the decision requested.

Next steps — decision — `next-steps` · decision
Use for the closing slide that turns the recommendation into owned, dated actions, with or without the decision requested.

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