PPT Universal Prompt Master

Problem

When preparing a deck, the blocker is often not whether slides can be produced, but which structure, tone, and density to ask the model for. The same topic needs different prompts for an internal weekly update, an academic review, an investor pitch, or a board summary. Some require conclusions first, some need a complete evidence chain, some need narrative pacing, and some must include a speaker script. This skill helps convert a rough idea into a reusable PPT prompt rather than handing over one generic template.

How It Works

It loads from seven scenario templates: General Purpose, Professional and Authoritative, Easy to Understand, Funding and Commercial, Narrative and Emotional, High-End Formal, and Make-and-Present. The workflow starts with the user's topic and style, confirms what the deck is for and who it is for, then fills the theme into placeholders such as 【插入主题】 or 【插入想法】 in references/prompt-templates.md. The output is a ready-to-copy PPT prompt for another model. If needed, it can also continue with a PPT outline or slide-by-slide content.

Boundaries

It is most useful when the main task is to write an accurate prompt for decks such as internal reports, classroom demos, onboarding, pitch decks, brand stories, or annual summaries. It does not replace fact-checking, financial compliance review, visual design, or animation. For best results, provide a clear topic, audience, and desired length so the generated prompt does not become too broad.