What you get

  • One offline HTML deck with editor and presenter notes
  • PowerPoint export with native text
  • Seven recipes from thesis to discussion
  • A source ledger of facts, assumptions and questions
  • Optional pictures and narrated pre-read

Good for

  • Pre-meeting briefings
  • Reading groups and classes
  • Turning a blog post into a talk

Not for

  • Unchecked articles
  • Original research talks
  • Sales decks

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Article to Slides" (article-to-slides) for this: Turn this 4,000-word article on four-day work weeks into a 7-slide briefing for our leadership offsite, with three discussion questions.

In a coding agent

/popnow-article-to-slides Turn this 4,000-word article on four-day work weeks into a 7-slide briefing for our leadership offsite, with three discussion questions.

Then try

Add a narrated version people can listen to before the offsite.

Generate a picture for the evidence slide, quote first.

What to have ready

  • The article and permission to quote it
  • Audience and discussion goal
  • Approved claims and figures
  • Slide count

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Questions

Will it change the article's meaning?

It keeps the thesis and argument as written, and anything it infers is labeled. Claims that are not approved stay in the notes as open questions.

Can it use a link instead of pasted text?

If your agent can read the link, yes. Make sure you are allowed to quote the piece.

Are pictures required?

No. The deck reads fine with labeled frames; up to three pictures can be added if they help.

How long is the deck?

Six to ten slides suits most articles, but you choose the count.