presentation-notes
Presentation Notes
Generate speaker notes designed for natural, conversational delivery — not scripts to read verbatim.
Philosophy
- Riff from headlines — the slide is the prompt, not the script
- Add context verbally — explain the "why" that isn't on screen
- Tell stories — concrete examples land better than abstractions
- Acknowledge the room — react to the audience, don't just broadcast
- Land the key point — each slide has ONE thing to remember
Note Format
Speaker notes should be scannable prompts, not paragraphs.
Per-slide structure:
## Slide: [Headline]
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