The Best AI Slide Skill for OpenClaw: Generate Presentations Without Leaving Your Terminal
Felo Slides for OpenClaw turns a one-line prompt into a polished PowerPoint deck — no context switching, no design tools, no wasted time. Here's how it works.
If you're running OpenClaw as your personal AI assistant, you already know the power of having an agent that actually does things — clears your inbox, manages your calendar, handles your tasks.
But here's a workflow gap most OpenClaw users hit: you've just finished a research task, analyzed data, or drafted a project update. Now someone needs it as a slide deck. So you stop what you're doing, open PowerPoint, and spend the next hour manually building slides.
That's the problem Felo Slides for OpenClaw solves. It's a skill that converts a single natural language prompt into a finished, editable PowerPoint deck — directly from your terminal, without breaking your agent workflow.
One command. One sentence. Done.
What Is Felo Slides for OpenClaw?
Felo Slides is a skill (plugin) for OpenClaw, the open-source AI agent framework that connects large language models to your real-world tools and messaging apps.
Once installed, it adds a new capability to your OpenClaw agent: generating professional presentation decks from plain English prompts.
Here's what it looks like in practice:
felo slides "Create a 10-slide Series A pitch deck for an AI logistics startup"
That's it. Felo's AI engine takes your prompt, structures a narrative arc, generates slide content with proper hierarchy, applies clean formatting, and returns a download link to a .pptx file — all within your terminal session.
The skill handles the formatting, structure, and visual polish. You handle the message.
Why an OpenClaw Skill Instead of a Standalone Tool?
There are dozens of AI presentation makers out there. Gamma, Canva, Beautiful.ai — they all work fine as standalone web apps. So why would you want slide generation inside OpenClaw?
Because OpenClaw is built for autonomous workflows.
When you're working with OpenClaw, you're not just running commands — you're orchestrating an AI agent that handles tasks end-to-end. You've set up automations, connected messaging apps, integrated with your calendar and email. The presentation is often the final deliverable in a longer workflow.
Leaving your terminal to open a browser-based slide tool means:
- Breaking the agent workflow you've carefully built
- Re-explaining context that OpenClaw already has
- Copy-pasting content between environments
- Losing the automation thread
Felo Slides eliminates all of that. Your presentation gets built in the same environment where the work happened. OpenClaw already has the context. The skill just gives it a new output format.
This is especially powerful when you chain it with other OpenClaw workflows:
# Research a topic, then turn findings into slides
felo search "Q2 2026 SaaS market trends"
felo slides "Create a 12-slide market analysis deck based on the latest SaaS trends"
The research feeds the presentation. No middleman. No context loss. Pure automation.
How to Install and Set Up
Getting started takes about two minutes.
Method 1: Official installer (recommended)
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Felo-Inc/felo-skills/main/scripts/openclaw-install.sh)
Method 2: ClawHub CLI
clawhub install felo-slides
Step 2: Get your API key
Head to felo.ai/settings/api-keys, generate a new key, and add it to your environment.
Step 3: Run your first command
felo slides "Create a 5-slide company overview for Acme Corp"
If you get a download link back, you're good to go.
What Can You Build With It?
Felo Slides isn't limited to one type of deck. The natural language interface means you can control slide count, audience, tone, and focus areas — all from the prompt.
Pitch decks
felo slides "10-slide Series A pitch deck for an AI-powered logistics startup, focus on market size and traction"
Board updates
felo slides "Quarterly board update, 8 slides, cover revenue, product milestones, and hiring plan"
Client presentations
felo slides "Client review deck for a digital marketing campaign, 6 slides, results-focused with ROI metrics"
Workshop materials
felo slides "Workshop slides on prompt engineering best practices, 15 slides, technical audience"
Research reports
felo slides "Convert this analysis into a 12-slide stakeholder presentation on EV market trends"
The more specific your prompt, the better the output. Include audience, slide count, key topics, and tone — Felo uses all of it to shape the deck.
How It Works Under the Hood
When you run a felo slides command in OpenClaw, here's what happens:
1. Prompt parsing — The skill extracts your intent: topic, slide count, audience, tone, and any specific content requirements.
2. Content generation — Felo's AI engine structures a narrative arc for the deck. This isn't random bullet points — it builds a logical flow with an opening hook, supporting sections, data points, and a closing call-to-action.
3. Async processing — The skill submits the task and polls until the deck is ready. You'll see progress updates in your terminal. Most decks complete in under 3 minutes.
4. PPTX delivery — You get a download link to a fully formatted PowerPoint file. Open it in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote. Every element is editable — no locked objects, no proprietary formats.
The async handling is worth highlighting. Unlike tools that block your terminal while generating, Felo Slides works in the background. Your OpenClaw agent can keep working on other tasks while the deck builds.
Real-World Workflow: From Agent Task to Slides in 5 Minutes
Here's a workflow I use regularly with OpenClaw:
Scenario: Your OpenClaw agent just finished gathering competitive intelligence. Now you need to present findings to your team in 30 minutes.
Step 1: OpenClaw has already gathered the data (via scheduled task or on-demand research)
Step 2: Review the findings in your terminal or messaging app
Step 3: Generate the deck
felo slides "Create an 8-slide competitive analysis deck on AI supply chain platforms, include market leaders, feature comparison, pricing models, and strategic recommendations, executive audience"
Step 4: Download the .pptx, make final tweaks, and present
Total time: About 5 minutes. The alternative — manually building this deck in PowerPoint — would take 90 minutes minimum.
What Makes It Different from Other AI Slide Tools
| Feature | Felo Slides (OpenClaw) | Browser-based AI slide tools |
|---|---|---|
| Environment | Terminal / Agent workflow | Web browser |
| Context switching | None — stays in your automation | Must leave current work |
| Input method | Natural language prompt | Form fields + prompt |
| Agent chaining | Works with other OpenClaw skills | Standalone only |
| Async processing | Yes — doesn't block terminal | Varies |
| Output format | Editable .pptx | Varies (some lock formats) |
| Setup | 2-minute install | Account creation + onboarding |
| Best for | Agent users, automation builders | General business users |
The key differentiator isn't the slide quality — most AI tools produce decent-looking decks these days. It's the workflow integration. Felo Slides lives where your agent already works. That's what saves the real time.
OpenClaw-Specific Advantages
Because Felo Slides is built specifically for OpenClaw, it takes advantage of the platform's unique capabilities:
1. Messaging app integration
OpenClaw works through WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, and other messaging platforms. That means you can generate presentations from your phone:
Message to OpenClaw: "Create a 10-slide product roadmap deck for Q3"
Your agent handles it, and you get a download link back in the chat. No laptop required.
2. Scheduled automation
Set up OpenClaw to generate weekly status reports automatically:
# Every Friday at 4pm, generate a weekly update deck
cron: "0 16 * * 5"
task: felo slides "Weekly team update, 5 slides, cover completed tasks, blockers, and next week priorities"
3. Multi-step workflows
Chain Felo Slides with other OpenClaw skills for complete automation:
# 1. Scrape competitor websites
# 2. Analyze pricing changes
# 3. Generate executive summary deck
# All automated, no human intervention
4. Cross-platform access
Because OpenClaw runs as a personal AI assistant accessible from any device, your presentation generation capability travels with you. Terminal, phone, tablet — same skill, same quality.
Tips for Getting the Best Output
Be specific about your audience. "Investor pitch" and "team standup" produce very different decks. Tell Felo who's watching.
Specify slide count. Without a number, the skill picks a reasonable default. But if you know you need exactly 8 slides for a 15-minute slot, say so.
Include key topics. Instead of "marketing deck," try "marketing deck covering Q2 campaign results, channel performance, and budget allocation for Q3." More detail = more relevant content.
Chain with research. The most powerful use of Felo Slides is after OpenClaw has already gathered information. The agent has context from your session, which makes the generated content more specific and data-informed.
Edit the output. Felo gives you a strong first draft, not a final product. Spend 5 minutes reviewing, adjusting key numbers, and adding your personal insights. A polished AI-assisted deck beats a rushed manual one every time.
Who Is This For?
Felo Slides for OpenClaw is built for people who already use AI agents for automation:
- Founders and executives who run OpenClaw as a personal assistant and need to generate board updates, investor decks, or team presentations on demand
- Consultants who use OpenClaw to manage client research and need to package findings into deliverable decks quickly
- Product managers who automate status reporting and want presentation generation as part of their workflow
- Researchers and analysts who produce findings through OpenClaw and need to present them to non-technical stakeholders
- Automation builders who are creating end-to-end workflows and want presentation generation as a final output step
If you're already using OpenClaw for task automation, email management, or research, adding Felo Slides to your skill set is a no-brainer. It's one more output format for work your agent is already doing.
Get Started
Install Felo Slides in your OpenClaw environment and generate your first deck in under 3 minutes:
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Felo-Inc/felo-skills/main/scripts/openclaw-install.sh)
Or via ClawHub:
clawhub install felo-slides
Then try it:
felo slides "Create a 10-slide product launch deck for an AI search engine"
Just a skill that turns your agent's work into slides.