I want to build a presentation. Before you write anything, I want an outline, and before that I want you to ask me some questions.
Ask me questions, a few at a time, until you know:
- Who is in the room, and what they already know
- What I want them believing when they walk out
- How long I am speaking, and roughly how many slides
- Which files or sources you should be working from
- Any constraints: brand template, tone, things I cannot claim
Do not guess at any of these. If an answer of mine is vague, push back once and ask me to be specific.
Read whatever I have pointed you at and tell me what you found: what is in each file, how much data, and what it can answer. If a number I am going to want is missing, say so now rather than working around it later.
- Match the slide count and running time I gave you
- For each slide: the title, one sentence saying what that slide argues, and whether it needs a chart plus which source feeds it
- One sentence per slide, not bullet points
- Use real numbers from the sources. Estimate nothing
- Write it to a markdown file in this folder
Do not build any slides yet. I want to cut, reorder, and sharpen the outline first. Wait for me.