Built on Spatial Deck, an open-source (MIT) presentation framework. Paste rough notes, a Google Slides export, a PDF, or a PowerPoint outline and get back ONE finished HTML file: double-click to present in any browser, or drag it onto a free host for a live share link. Animated slides, themed sections, a constellation overview map, and speaker notes wired to a presenter view — no PowerPoint, no code, no account. Drop a NOTE: marker anywhere in your input and it writes that part for you.
Upload any rough PowerPoint deck — bullet-point graveyards, cluttered charts, inconsistent fonts — and receive a boardroom-ready McKinsey-grade executive presentation. Pyramid Principle restructuring + Midnight Executive design system in one pass.
Create polished, animation-rich HTML presentations from scratch or convert PowerPoint decks into responsive web slides.
This Codex skill turns reports, research notes, and meeting outputs into an executive-ready slide storyline with message titles, evidence mapping, visual recommendations, and speaker notes.
Turn any topic, document, notes, or raw information into a clear, professional presentation with structured slides, compelling content, speaker notes, and visual recommendations.
Create polished browser-native HTML slide decks for pitches, reports, keynotes, Chinese production-style presentations, Swiss-style layouts, magazine-style decks, and single-file web presentations. 生成高质量浏览器原生 HTML 演示文稿，适合 pitch deck、经营报告、产品发布、中文杂志风/瑞士风 PPT、单文件网页幻灯片交付。
Turn a topic or outline into a finished, browser-navigable HTML slide deck you can present full-screen and export cleanly to PDF — no PowerPoint, no design skills required.
Most decks fail for one reason: they pile up information and never answer "so what?" McKinsey trains that out of you — one idea per slide, an action title that states the takeaway, a storyline that builds to a single recommendation. This Skill turns that discipline into a clean, self-contained HTML deck: storyline structured, every headline sharpened to its point, every slide built to carry the argument. Present like the room is full of decision-makers.