Presentations gives anyone making sales, product, team, or conference decks a repeatable path from rough idea to finished presentation. It installs story-first Markdown drafts, reusable branded slides, and a self-contained HTML deck engine with presenter notes and PDF export, so you can shape the message before designing every slide.
What does the Presentations workflow install?
your-folder/ # The folder where you add the workflow└── presentations/ # One home for presentation work ├── presentations.md # A record of completed decks ├── snippets.md # Reusable company, team, and closing slides ├── drafts/ # Outlines and slide notes │ └── <presentation>.md # The key message and slide-by-slide story └── slides/ # Browser-ready presentations ├── template.html # The reusable deck design and controls └── <presentation>.html # A generated, self-contained deck- Story-first drafts keep the message clear before design takes over.
- Browser-ready decks include keyboard navigation, fullscreen, speaker notes, a timer, and PDF export.
- Personalized slide snippets make recurring company and team slides easy to reuse.
What does Presentations look like in practice?
Shape the story before making slides
- You ask: "Help me build a 20-minute Q3 pipeline review for the leadership team."
- The agent works from: The audience, event details, duration, your company context, voice, and the presentation draft structure.
- You get: A dated Markdown draft with one key message, a timed outline, and slide-by-slide notes.
Turn the approved story into a deck
- You ask: "Turn the Q3 pipeline review into slides."
- The agent works from: The approved draft, the HTML deck template, and your personalized company and team slide snippets.
- You get: A self-contained HTML deck with minimal slides, speaker notes, presenter controls, and browser-based PDF export.
How does Presentations adapt to you?
- Install Presentations from Marketplace in Palette Desktop.
- Your agent personalizes the reusable slides from the context it can find.
- Draft the story, generate the deck, and open the finished HTML file in a browser.
Palette Desktop creates a checkpoint before installation, so you can restore the folder if you want to start over.
How do you create a deck after installation?
Help me shape a Q3 pipeline review. # start with the story
Turn the approved draft into slides. # generate the browser-ready deck
Log the presentation I gave today. # update the presentation history
Common questions
Presentations FAQ
What does the Presentations workflow create?
It creates structured Markdown drafts and self-contained HTML slide decks with keyboard navigation, themes, presenter notes, a timer, and browser-based PDF export.
Does Presentations require a slide-building service?
No. The generated deck is a self-contained HTML file with no build step or external dependency, so you can open it directly in a browser.
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