Ten editable meeting decks, already filled with a worked example

Open a deck, replace the demo content with your meeting facts, and present. Each deck has 10 slides in 16:9 with a dark "ops terminal" look. The demo story (a fictional retailer and its ops partner) shows what each slide should say, so you edit instead of starting from a blank page.

Who this is for: consultants, agency leads, project managers and founders who send recaps, client updates and weekly or board updates and want them to look consistent.

What you get

• 10 decks: meeting recap, client update, weekly update, proposal outline, QBR lite, async standup, decision log, board update lite, kickoff recap, retro actions.
• Prompts (prompts/notes-to-slides.md) that turn raw notes into the text the cards expect: recap fill, weekly update, client tone, external client update.
• Guides: INSTALL.md, docs/HOW_TO_CUSTOMIZE.md, docs/GOOGLE_SLIDES.md.
• A root SKILL.md so a coding agent can pick the right deck and fill it from your real notes with python-pptx, marking any missing fact as NEED_INPUT instead of inventing it.

Read before you buy

• The decks are PowerPoint files. Google Slides converts them on import, so rounded cards can flatten and long text can wrap; check fonts after converting.
• This does not generate slides from a prompt by itself. You, or your agent, supply the facts.
• Cards do not shrink text to fit. Keep replacements close to the demo length and check the layout visually before you send.
• All names and numbers in the demos are invented.