Start with the decision your audience needs to make.
A strong deck answers a question. Before you ask Claude for slides, state who will read them, what they need to decide, and what evidence you have.
The first skill will turn that brief into a proposed storyline. Each slide should make one point, and each point should help the reader understand the recommendation.
Review the storyline before you work on the layout. Read the slide titles in order: they should tell the story even without the charts underneath.
What to check
- Name the audience and the decision.
- Write the recommendation in one sentence.
- Give each slide a title that states its point.

