Don’t ask an AI for a PowerPoint file. Ask it for what your audience actually sees: a web page. Then give it a skill, with written rules, a template and automatic checks, so every slide stays consistent.
All 10 decks in order · 45 min · ←→ slides, ↑↓ decks, D for the take-home notes
Cornwall to Copenhagen — the reusable intro slide every talk borrows
An old complaint, always aimed at the presenter and never at the tool. And why the tool’s limit has now gone
Count the conversions between your idea and someone’s phone. Then an honest list of what HTML costs you
What a Claude Code skill is, and the three things inside ours: rules in words, a template and automatic checks
One prompt, built live: the agent reads the rules, writes the slide, and the check catches its mistakes
Two things a slide couldn’t do, a talk that is just a list of files, and a live engine from AIPLA (Exhibit A)
The development loop, animated. The same loop built the live slide earlier
The room, someone opening the link weeks later, and the person who asks for the slides
The close, and where to find every deck and the template
Reusable contact slide — LinkedIn, email, AILANG, workshops, Multivac
