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PPT Outline Generator

Office Efficiency Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Creating a PPT outline is often difficult when the topic is clear but the structure is not. Classroom reports, work reviews, defenses, product pitches, and event plans need different logical flows. @user_1636f9a8/ppt-outline-generator focuses on content architecture rather than visual design, turning a topic into a page-by-page outline that can be pasted into PowerPoint, Keynote, WPS, or online presentation tools.

How It Works

  • Scenario recognition: infers classroom, work report, defense, product intro, or event plan, then selects a matching template.
  • Structure generation: produces cover, agenda, sections, summary, and thank-you pages, with P[X/Y] page labels.
  • Content filling: keeps one core claim per slide and 3~5 supporting points to avoid cluttered slides.
  • Data placeholders: marks missing facts with tokens like [market share data].
  • Chart suggestions: recommends bar charts, pie charts, flowcharts, etc., where useful, marked with 📊.
  • Design notes: suggests color, font, image, and animation direction without imposing a fixed visual style.

Boundaries

It is best for building a new outline from scratch. It is not intended for minor edits to an existing deck or for producing visual design, templates, or animation details. If only a topic is provided, it infers the scenario and notes that the choice can be adjusted. The user still needs to fill in data, verify conclusions, and confirm that the total page count matches the presentation time.

Use Cases

  • Outline a course literature review with sections and charts.
  • Outline a monthly report with metrics, issues, and plans.
  • Outline a promotion defense with results, impact, and proof.
  • Outline a product pitch with pain points, value, and path.

Best For

  • Analysts turning metrics and actions into monthly decks.
  • Students outlining thesis defense background, methods, results.
  • PMs pitching product value, pain points, and rollout path.
  • Event planners outlining goals, flow, budget, and risks.