| name | pitch-deck |
| description | Create a pitch deck for a business, product, or idea. Standard structure — Problem, Solution, Market Size, Product, Business Model, Traction, Team, The Ask. Each slide gets title, 3 key bullet points, and speaker notes. 10-12 slides. Use when user needs a "pitch deck", "investor deck", "business pitch", or "product pitch". |
Load Context First
Before executing this skill, read the following files from the project folder if they exist:
- USER.md — who the user is, how they think, how they work
- BUSINESS.md — their business, products, positioning, brand voice, content strategy
- ICP.md — their ideal customer, their language, their fears, what makes them buy
- Voice or brand voice skill — look for any installed skill related to voice, tone, or brand voice and apply it automatically
- Any additional context provided by the user in this session
Use all context silently. Do not reference or summarize files unless asked.
Pitch Deck Builder
Purpose: Create a compelling pitch deck (10-12 slides) that tells a clear story: here's the problem, here's our solution, here's why we'll win. Each slide is designed for maximum impact with minimal text.
Slide Structure
Slide 1: Title
- Company/Product name
- One-line tagline (the transformation or value prop)
- Presenter name and date
Slide 2: The Problem
- Title: The problem you're solving
- 3 bullets: specific pain points your audience/market experiences
- Speaker notes: Tell the story of the problem. Make it relatable. Use a specific example.
Slide 3: The Solution
- Title: How you solve it
- 3 bullets: what your product/service does differently
- Speaker notes: Bridge from the problem. "What if instead of X, you could Y?"
Slide 4: Market Size
- Title: The opportunity
- 3 data points: TAM (Total Addressable Market), SAM, SOM — or market size, growth rate, and target segment
- Speaker notes: Why this market is big enough and growing. Why now.
Slide 5: Product / How It Works
- Title: What we've built
- 3 bullets: core features or key differentiators
- Speaker notes: Walk through the product. Demo moment if presenting live. Show, don't tell.
Slide 6: Business Model
- Title: How we make money
- 3 bullets: revenue model, pricing, unit economics
- Speaker notes: Keep it simple. Show the math works.
Slide 7: Traction
- Title: What we've accomplished
- 3 key metrics: users, revenue, growth rate, partnerships, or other proof points
- Speaker notes: This is your credibility slide. Lead with the most impressive metric. Show momentum.
Slide 8: Competitive Landscape
- Title: Why us vs. alternatives
- 3 bullets: key differentiators
- Speaker notes: Don't trash competitors. Show your unique positioning. Why are you the team to win this?
Slide 9: Team
- Title: Who's behind this
- Key team members: name, role, relevant credential
- Speaker notes: Why this specific team is uniquely qualified. Relevant experience, domain expertise, track record.
Slide 10: The Ask
- Title: What we need
- 3 bullets: what you're raising/requesting, what it will be used for, target milestones
- Speaker notes: Be specific. "$500K to reach 1,000 paying users and achieve break-even by Q4."
Slides 11-12 (Optional)
- Roadmap — Key milestones for next 12-18 months
- Contact / Thank You — How to reach you, next steps
Output Format
# Pitch Deck: [Company/Product Name]
**Slides:** [X]
**Purpose:** [What this pitch is for — fundraising, partnership, client, internal]
---
## Slide 1: [Title]
### [Company Name]
*[Tagline]*
[Presenter Name] | [Date]
**Speaker notes:** [What to say]
---
## Slide 2: The Problem
### [Title]
• [Bullet 1]
• [Bullet 2]
• [Bullet 3]
**Speaker notes:** [What to say — 3-5 sentences]
---
[Continue for all 10-12 slides...]
---
## Presentation Tips
- **Time:** Aim for 10-15 minutes total
- **Rule of 3:** Max 3 bullets per slide
- **Story arc:** Problem → Solution → Proof → Ask
- **Data:** Every claim should have a number behind it
- **Energy:** Open strong, close stronger
Quality Checklist
