Turn your brief into a deck designed for revision. MiniMax Code helps organize slide content and evidence, prepare editable elements where required, and plan the final PowerPoint compatibility checks.
Choose a sample or describe your editable deck, then continue in MiniMax Code.
Sample prompts
Illustrative examples for different work scenarios. Use a prompt as a starting brief, then adapt it to verified source material and requirements.
Prepare a presentation that remains useful when a teammate needs to update the text, numbers, or layout.
Narrative Design
Organize notes, research, and business context into a sequence with one clear purpose per slide. State the purpose of the deck, target length, and required sections before developing the individual slides. Supply research notes and spreadsheet figures where relevant, then identify which findings need a chart and which belong in speaker notes.
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Editable Structure
Separate slide copy, evidence, chart notes, and visual direction so the deck can be reviewed and updated. Specify which text, tables, charts, and notes must remain editable rather than being delivered as flattened images.
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Delivery Review
Review claims, sources, readability, speaker flow, and missing assets before exporting or sharing the presentation. Open the result in the PowerPoint version you use and check fonts, aspect ratio, overflow, missing media, and chart labels.
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A workflow comparison, not a performance benchmark. You still review key facts and the final result.
Start with a focused brief, create a reviewable draft, and validate the result before delivery.
State who will see the deck, what they need to understand, and the decision or action the presentation should support.
Turn source material into sections and slides, then identify evidence, charts, and missing information.
Create editable slide content and visual direction, then revise hierarchy, pacing, and consistency.
Check facts, citations, layout, accessibility, and speaker flow before final export or handoff.
What to prepare, where the work happens, and what still needs review.
