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Outline a presentation before writing slides

Produces a slide-by-slide skeleton with conclusion-style titles and a length that fits the time.

CategoryOffice work › Slides
TagsDraftingOffice workerSlidesTable
Prompt
Build the outline for a presentation. **Skeleton only — do not write the slide content yet.**

Output a table: number / slide title / the one message this slide carries / the material it needs.

Rules:
1. **One message per slide.** Two means split it.
2. **Titles are conclusions, not labels.** Not "Market overview" but "The market has contracted for two years".
3. Size the deck to the talk length at no more than one minute per slide. If it runs over, cut and say what you cut.
4. Count the title, contents, and closing slides toward the total but leave their content empty.
5. Where a slide has no material behind it, mark "material needed" rather than inventing a claim.

Then: the two or three slides the argument actually rests on, so I know where to spend effort.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Talk time · Audience · Topic · Material)

What this prompt does

Writing slides before the outline produces a deck that does not fit the slot. This sizes to the time first and forces one message per slide.

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