Three decks, three scales.
Complete slides.json files you can render, inspect, and modify. Each one was generated by a single agent prompt.
These examples use a real corporate template and cover different presentation types. Each JSON file contains both a plan (narrative structure) and ops (slide operations). Download the JSON, point it at the template, and render.
Quarterly revenue review — 5 content slides
A compact board-level review with KPIs, charts, and a data table. Demonstrates that even a short deck can carry a complete narrative arc.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Content slides | 5 |
| Total slides | 8 (+ title, disclaimer, end) |
| Charts | 2 (bar, line) |
| Tables | 1 |
| Shapes | 32 |
Slide outline:
- Title: Q3 2025 Revenue Performance
- KPI: Total ARR grew 34% YoY to $127M, exceeding target by $8M
- Bar chart: Enterprise segment drove 60% of new bookings in Q3
- Table: All regions exceeded quota, with APAC leading at 128% attainment
- Line chart: Net revenue retention climbed to 118%, a 6-point improvement since Q1
- Recommendation: Three investment priorities will sustain growth trajectory into Q4
- Disclaimer
- End slide
Render it:
slides render \
--slides-json @example_quarterly_review.json \
--profile design-profile.json \
--output quarterly_review.pptx
View the prompt that generated this deck
/slides-build "5-slide quarterly revenue review for the board.
ARR hit $127M (+34% YoY), enterprise drove 60% of bookings,
all regions beat quota, NRR at 118%.
End with Q4 investment priorities."
Product launch strategy — 10 content slides
A mid-size strategy deck covering market opportunity, product differentiation, competitive analysis, revenue model, and go-to-market phasing. Uses section dividers and a wider range of archetypes.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Content slides | 10 |
| Total slides | 13 (+ title, disclaimer, end) |
| Charts | 2 (bar, pie) |
| Tables | 1 |
| Shapes | 136 |
| Section dividers | 2 |
Slide outline:
- Title: Project Aurora: AI-Powered Customer Service
- Executive summary: Aurora reduces resolution time by 45% while improving CSAT by 12 points
- Section: Market Opportunity
- Bar chart: Customer service AI market will reach $31B by 2027, growing at 24% CAGR
- Three-column: Three unmet needs create a $4.2B addressable opportunity
- Section: Product & Differentiation
- Two-column: Real-time sentiment analysis + autonomous resolution — no competitor offers both
- Table: Feature comparison confirms Aurora leads in 5 of 7 critical capabilities
- Pie chart: Subscription model captures 73% of revenue
- Process flow: Three-phase GTM: design partners → segment expansion → full launch
- KPI: Year 1 targets: $18M ARR, 200 enterprise accounts, 92% retention
- Disclaimer
- End slide
Render it:
slides render \
--slides-json @example_product_launch.json \
--profile design-profile.json \
--output product_launch.pptx
View the prompt that generated this deck
/slides-build "10-slide product launch strategy for Aurora,
an AI customer service platform. Cover market sizing ($31B by 2027),
three unmet needs, feature comparison vs. competitors,
subscription revenue model (73%), and three-phase GTM.
Year 1 targets: $18M ARR, 200 accounts, 92% retention."
Market expansion analysis — 15 content slides
A comprehensive investment case with three distinct sections, multiple chart types, scenario analysis, and a clear recommendation. Demonstrates how agent-slides handles longer decks with section structure and narrative flow.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Content slides | 15 |
| Total slides | 18 (+ title, disclaimer, end) |
| Charts | 4 (2 bar, 1 line, 1 pie) |
| Tables | 2 |
| Shapes | 172 |
| Section dividers | 3 |
Slide outline:
- Title: Southeast Asia Market Expansion
- Executive summary: SEA represents a $2.8B opportunity with 28% margins; recommend $45M phased investment
- Section: Market Landscape
- Bar chart: SEA digital economy grew 20% in 2025 to $218B
- Line chart: SaaS adoption in SEA reached 34% enterprise penetration
- Three-column: Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand represent 78% of the addressable market
- Section: Competitive Analysis
- Table: No incumbent holds more than 15% share — fragmented across 12 players
- Two-column: Platform advantages in localization and compliance create defensible differentiation
- Section: Financial Case
- Bar chart: Revenue ramp reaches $67M by Year 3
- Pie chart: Indonesia accounts for 42% of projected Year 3 revenue
- KPI: Investment payback in 2.4 years with IRR of 38%
- Process flow: Four-phase rollout: pilot → validate → expand → scale
- Table: Three scenarios show positive NPV even under conservative assumptions
- Recommendation: Recommend Board approval of $45M phased investment
- Disclaimer
- End slide
Render it:
slides render \
--slides-json @example_market_expansion.json \
--profile design-profile.json \
--output market_expansion.pptx
View the prompt that generated this deck
/slides-build "15-slide market expansion strategy for Southeast Asia.
$2.8B opportunity, 28% margins, $45M phased investment.
Cover: SEA digital economy ($218B), SaaS adoption trends,
top 3 markets (Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand = 78%),
competitive fragmentation (no player >15%), our localization edge,
revenue ramp to $67M by Y3, IRR 38%, 2.4yr payback,
four-phase rollout, three scenarios (all NPV-positive).
Recommend Board approval for Q2 2026 pilot in Indonesia."
Try it yourself
Each example follows the same pattern the agent uses:
- Extract a template into a project directory with
slides extract - Build a
slides.jsonwith a plan + operations - Render to
.pptxwithslides render - QA the output with
slides qa
To modify an example, edit the JSON directly or use /slides-edit on the rendered .pptx. The JSON files are self-contained — every operation is explicit, so you can trace exactly how each slide is built.