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The deck is the deliverable, so start it earlier

On a workbench, the presentation is usually the artefact everyone remembers. Felo Slides produces the outline from the material already in the task, so the deck stops being the thing you write last.

For knowledge workOutline to exportNo design skills needed
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Skills → Add skill → Upload skill → felo-slides

Arrives as
An uploaded package
Input
A prompt or your notes
Comes back as
Slide-by-slide outline
Then
Export and style
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Import it like any other package

Slide generation is a normal Felo skill bundle, so WorkBuddy treats it exactly like the research ones. The difference is in what it asks for: a place to write the export.

  1. 01

    Package the skill folder

    Take the felo-slides folder from the repository. Everything it needs sits inside the folder, including the manifest WorkBuddy reads on import.

  2. 02

    Import under Skills

    Skills → Add skill → Upload skill, then select the folder. Confirm the permission list matches what a generator should need.

  3. 03

    Try it on a document you already have open

    The first run is easier to judge on material you know well. Convert something already written, then decide whether the outline ordering suits your audience.

Then convert something you already wroteTurn the notes in this task into a six-slide outline for a non-technical audience, then export it.
What you get back

An outline in the shape of a meeting

The skill writes headings and the one line of argument under each. That is the part a colleague will actually disagree with, so it is the part worth reviewing before anyone opens a design tool.

  1. 01

    The situation

    What is true today, in one sentence a newcomer would understand.

  2. 02

    Why now

    The change that makes this urgent rather than interesting.

  3. 03

    What we propose

    The recommendation, stated before the reasoning.

  4. 04

    The trade-off

    What this costs, and who feels that cost first.

  5. 05

    The plan

    Three steps, with the owner and the date next to each.

  6. 06

    The ask

    The decision you need in the room, and by when.

Ask for a second version with fewer slides for the executive round. Cutting an outline is fast; cutting a finished deck is not.

In practice

Prompts that produce a deck you can send

Say who the deck is for. The same material becomes a different outline for a different room.

Type thisTurn these meeting notes into an eight-slide update for the leadership team. Lead with the decision, not the background.What comes back

An outline that opens on the ask, which is what a leadership deck is judged on.

Type thisBuild a training deck from this process document, one concept per slide, with a check question at the end of each section.What comes back

A teaching structure rather than a summary, with the checks already placed.

Check it worked

Before you present it, check three things

A generated deck fails in ways that are visible from the audience side, so check from their seat.

1

Every number has a home

If a figure appears without a slide explaining where it came from, an audience member will ask. Add the slide or cut the number.

2

The ask is on one slide

If you need four slides to explain what you want, the deck is doing two jobs. Split it or cut it.

3

It still reads without you

The deck will be forwarded. Read the headings alone, in order, and check they tell the story without your narration.

FAQ

What WorkBuddy users ask about decks

Do I need a design tool as well?
Only if the deck has to match a strict brand. The skill gets you a defensible structure; applying the house template is normally a separate, quick step at export.
Can it work from a document I already have?
Yes. Attach the document and ask for the outline. For very long sources, Felo Content to Slides is the better fit because it is built for that input.
How many slides should I ask for?
Ask for fewer than you think and add. A generated outline is easy to extend and hard to cut once someone has seen all six sections.
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