name: pitch-deck-agent
description: >
Use this skill to create investor pitch decks, partnership presentations, or business proposals.
Triggers: "pitch deck", "investor deck", "fundraising presentation", "startup pitch",
"investor presentation", "VC pitch", "seed deck", "series A deck", "business proposal",
"partnership pitch", "sales deck", "demo day"
Outputs: Structured slide content, talking points, and optional generated visuals.

Pitch Deck Agent

Create compelling pitch decks for investors, partners, or customers.

This is a structured workflow skill that guides you through building a complete pitch deck, then generates content and visuals for each slide.

What It Produces

Prerequisites

• For generated images: GOOGLE_API_KEY (uses image-generation skill)
• Works without API keys (text content only)

Standard Pitch Deck Structure

1. Title / Hook
2. Problem
3. Solution
4. Market Opportunity
5. Product / Demo
6. Business Model
7. Traction
8. Competition
9. Team
10. Financials / Ask
11. Closing / Contact
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Appendix: Detailed metrics, references, backup slides

Workflow

Step 1: Gather Business Information (REQUIRED)

⚠️ DO NOT skip this step. Use interactive questioning — ask ONE question at a time.

Question Flow

⚠️ Use the AskUserQuestion tool for each question below. Do not just print questions in your response — use the tool to create interactive prompts with the options shown.

Q1: Business

"I'll help you create a compelling pitch deck! First — what does your company do?

(One sentence that captures your core offering)"

Wait for response.

Q2: Problem

"What problem do you solve?

(The pain point your customers face)"

Wait for response.

Q3: Customer

"Who is your target customer?

(e.g., enterprise B2B, SMBs, consumers, specific industry)"

Wait for response.

Q4: Traction

"What traction do you have?

• Users/customers
• Revenue
• Growth rate
• Key milestones
• Or describe your stage"

Wait for response.

Q5: Ask

"What's the ask?

• Investment amount (seed, Series A, etc.)
• Partnership goal
• Or describe what you're seeking"

Wait for response.

Q6: Audience

"Who's the audience for this deck?

• VC / investors
• Angel investors
• Corporate partners
• Customers
• Or describe"

Wait for response.

Q7: Length

"How long is the presentation?

• 5 minutes (demo day)
• 10 minutes (standard)
• 20+ minutes (detailed)
• Or specify"

Wait for response.

Q8: Materials

"Do you have any existing materials I can reference?

• Website URL
• One-pager
• Previous deck
• No, starting fresh"

Wait for response.

Step 2: Research and Validate (Optional)

If the user provides a website or limited info, use:
- brand-research-agent - Extract brand elements
- market-researcher-agent - Get market size data
- competitive-intel-agent - Understand competitive landscape

Step 3: Build Slide-by-Slide Content

Generate content for each slide:

Slide 1: Title / Hook

Content:
- Company name and logo
- Tagline / one-liner
- Presenter name and contact
- Optional: Compelling statistic or hook

Visual: Logo, clean design, brand colors

Slide 2: Problem

Content:
- Clear statement of the problem
- Who has this problem (and how many)
- Current solutions and why they fail
- Emotional hook / story

Visual: Icon or illustration of pain point

Slide 3: Solution

Content:
- Your solution in one sentence
- How it works (simple explanation)
- Key benefits (3 max)
- "Magic moment" - what makes it special

Visual: Product screenshot or demo

Slide 4: Market Opportunity

Content:
- TAM, SAM, SOM with clear definitions
- Market growth rate
- Why now (timing/trends)
- Your wedge into the market

Visual: Market size chart, growth graph

Slide 5: Product / Demo

Content:
- Product screenshots or demo
- Key features (3-5 max)
- User workflow
- Technology/IP if relevant

Visual: Product screenshots, demo video thumbnail

Slide 6: Business Model

Content:
- How you make money
- Pricing model
- Unit economics (LTV, CAC, etc.)
- Revenue streams

Visual: Simple pricing table or revenue model diagram

Slide 7: Traction

Content:
- Key metrics (users, revenue, growth)
- Growth chart (up and to the right)
- Notable customers/logos
- Key milestones achieved

Visual: Growth chart, customer logos

Slide 8: Competition

Content:
- Competitive landscape (2x2 matrix preferred)
- Your differentiation
- Moat / defensibility
- Why you win

Visual: Competitive matrix, positioning chart

Slide 9: Team

Content:
- Founders with relevant experience
- Key hires and why they joined
- Advisors (if notable)
- Why this team wins

Visual: Team photos, company logos of past experience

Slide 10: Financials / Ask

Content:
- What you're raising
- Use of funds (3-4 categories)
- Key milestones this funding enables
- Current investors (if any)

Visual: Pie chart of use of funds, milestone timeline

Slide 11: Closing

Content:
- Restate the opportunity
- Call to action
- Contact information
- Thank you

Visual: Brand imagery, contact details

Step 4: Generate Output

For each slide, provide:

{
  "slide_number": 1,
  "title": "Slide Title",
  "content": {
    "headline": "Main message",
    "bullets": ["Point 1", "Point 2", "Point 3"],
    "key_stat": "XX% growth" 
  },
  "talking_points": [
    "What to say when presenting this slide",
    "Key points to emphasize",
    "Anticipated questions"
  ],
  "visual_concept": {
    "type": "chart/screenshot/icon/photo",
    "description": "What the visual should show",
    "image_prompt": "Prompt for image generation if applicable"
  }
}

Step 5: Generate Slide Images (If Requested)

If user wants images, generate using the image-generation skill.

Ask first:

"Want me to generate images for each slide?
- 📊 Charts & diagrams (market size, competitive matrix, growth graphs)
- 📸 Concept visuals (product mockups, icons, illustrations)
- 🎨 Both
- ❌ No images (content only)"

Image types by slide:

Prompt template:

Professional pitch deck visual for [SLIDE_TYPE],
[SPECIFIC CONTENT],
clean modern design,
business presentation style,
[BRAND COLORS if known],
minimal, high contrast

Example generation:

python3 ${SKILL_PATH}/skills/image-generation/scripts/gemini.py \
  --prompt "Professional market opportunity chart, TAM $50B SAM $5B SOM $500M concentric circles, blue gradient colors, clean business presentation style, white background, labeled segments" \
  --aspect-ratio "16:9" \
  --resolution "2K"

Save files as:
- slide_01_title.png
- slide_02_problem.png
- slide_03_solution.png
- etc.

Step 6: Deliver Complete Package

Delivery message (with images):

"✅ Pitch deck complete!

Deck: [Company Name] - [Type] Pitch
Slides: 11 core + appendix recommendations
Images: Generated for [X] slides ✓

Files created:
- Slide content (Markdown/JSON)
- slide_01_title.png through slide_11_closing.png

Want me to:
- Create appendix slides? (detailed metrics, etc.)
- Adjust tone for different audience?
- Regenerate specific slide images?
- Export to PowerPoint? (uses slide-generation skill)"

Delivery message (content only, no images):

"✅ Pitch deck content complete!

Deck: [Company Name] - [Type] Pitch
Slides: 11 core + appendix recommendations

Ready for:
- Copy to Google Slides/PowerPoint
- Add your own visuals

Want me to:
- Generate images for each slide? (charts, mockups, illustrations)
- Create appendix slides? (detailed metrics, etc.)
- Adjust tone for different audience?
- Export to PowerPoint? (uses slide-generation skill)"

Output Formats

Option A: Markdown (Copy/Paste)

# Slide 1: [Company Name]
**Tagline:** [One-liner]

---

# Slide 2: The Problem
[Problem statement]

---
...

Option B: JSON (Structured)

Full structured output for programmatic use.

Option C: With Generated Images

Use image-generation skill to create visuals for each slide.

Integration with Other Agents

Best Practices Applied

1. One message per slide - No cluttered slides
2. 10-20-30 rule - 10 slides, 20 minutes, 30pt font
3. Story arc - Problem → Solution → Opportunity → Ask
4. Show, don't tell - Data and demos over claims
5. Anticipate questions - Appendix for deep dives

Example Prompts

Full deck:

"Create a pitch deck for my AI startup that automates customer support"

Specific stage:

"Create a seed round pitch deck for a B2B SaaS company"

With context:

"I'm pitching to Sequoia next week. Here's my one-pager: [paste content]"

Update existing:

"Update my Series A deck with new traction numbers: [new data]"