one-pager-and-slide-outline

name	one-pager-and-slide-outline
description	Create concise sales one-pagers and slide outlines for revenue enablement and product messaging use cases. Use when asked to turn source material into a leave-behind, briefing note, internal memo, or slide outline for seller training, launch enablement, stakeholder briefings, or rollouts. Route message strategy to value-prop-and-positioning.

One Pager And Slide Outline

Turn messy source input into a clear one-pager and slide-ready structure that teams can use quickly.

Confirm Inputs First

• If a current revenue-enablement-context exists, use it first for ICP/persona language, stage context, and proof norms.
• Confirm audience and use context.
• Confirm single primary objective for the artifact.
• Confirm source materials and evidence quality.
• Confirm delivery format preference (one-pager, slides, or both).
• Confirm whether this is net-new narrative or a rewrite.
• If inputs are incomplete, ask for only the minimum missing items or proceed with labeled assumptions.

Read The Right Reference

• Read references/narrative-outline-template.md when you need the default structure and section-level constraints.

Default Workflow

1. Define one thesis and one ask. Decide what the audience should believe and what you want them to do next.
2. Pull the source into claims, proof, and implications. Separate the facts from the interpretation.
3. Draft the one-pager. Use a simple flow: context, problem, approach, proof, decision, and next steps.
4. Pick the audience version. Adjust the tone and emphasis for exec, seller, partner, or launch use.
5. Skip the slides if you do not need them. If the ask is only for a memo, stop at the one-pager.
6. Turn sections into slide headlines. Write assertion headlines, not topic labels.
7. Build the outline. Use one idea per slide, plus the supporting proof and speaker note intent.
8. Move extra detail to the appendix. Keep the core slides tight and decision-oriented.
9. Route adjacent work: For message strategy, use value-prop-and-positioning. For final visual production, use the user's presentation tool of choice.

Output Contract

• One-page narrative brief with concise sectioning.
• Slide outline with takeaway headline per slide.
• Audience variant notes and emphasis guidance.
• Evidence map linked to each core claim.
• Suggested appendix topics and notes.
• Assumptions list when source inputs were incomplete.

What To Avoid

• Mixing multiple objectives into one overloaded narrative.
• Producing topic-label slides instead of assertion headlines.
• Reusing one audience voice across exec, seller, partner, and launch contexts.

Quality Bar

• Narrative has one dominant argument with no competing storyline.
• Slide headlines are assertions, not topic labels.
• Evidence supports each major claim.
• Output is concise enough for rapid stakeholder review.
• Next actions are explicit and owner-ready.