Summarize a slide deck
Separates what the presenter actually claims from the data used to back it, working from pasted slide text.
| Category | Translate & summarize › Document summary |
|---|---|
| Tags | SummarizingSlidesOffice worker |
Summarize this slide deck. Produce: 1. The argument in three sentences — what the deck is trying to get the audience to accept. 2. Claims and their support — a table: claim / what backs it / slide number. Mark any claim with no support as "asserted". 3. Numbers cited, with what they are measuring and the period they cover. 4. What the deck does not address that its argument needs. 5. The three slides worth reading in full. Rules: - *Do not fill in gaps between slides.* Deck text is fragmentary; if the connection between two slides is unstated, write "connection not shown". - Distinguish the presenter's claims from data they cite. Speaker notes and titles are claims; charts and figures are data. - Keep slide numbers so I can go back.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (What I need from it · Slide text)
What this prompt does
Deck text is fragmentary, so claims and facts blur together. This regroups by argument rather than slide order and flags slides that assert without support.
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