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Would love a video to show how we can use Gamma or Claude using your own brand guidelines.
Definitely would like a video on using brand guidelines to develop presentation decks and other documents in Claude Skills. Thanks…great content!
Try Gamma now ➡ https://gam.link/jeffsu TIMESTAMPS 00:00 The Problem with AI Presentations 00:42 A Realistic Presentation Outline 01:42 Generating First Draft of Your Presentation 03:55 Editing Your First Draft 05:04 Scenario 1: Reorder the Narrative 05:45 Scenario 2: Add a Slide with Live Data 06:38 Scenario 3: Verify and Source a Stat 07:22 Scenario 4: Turn Text into a Chart 08:35 Scenario 5: Fix Visual Hierarchy 09:26 Scenario 6: Merge Two Slides into One 10:29 Scenario 7: Translate The Full Deck 11:46 Pro Tips for Presentations
This distinction between “AI-generated” and “AI-thinking” is one the best professionals are already internalizing. We’ve tracked this shift with job seekers who use AI in their searches — those who treat it as a collaborator (bring an idea, let AI pressure-test it, refine with judgment) consistently outperform those treating it as an output machine. The top 1% you’re describing know that the quality of the human input still determines the quality of the result.
I just love the follow along approach it helps in learning a lot
Great breakdown of the iterative editing process! We've found that the same principle applies to job applications — most people stop at the first draft, but the real impact comes from refining each section with intention. AI tools like this are game-changers when used thoughtfully rather than expecting magic on the first try.
Amazing vid Jeff!!! Eagerly waiting for your Notion AI/Agent use cases! Hope its next
Highly informative and wonderfully entertaining commentary!
Totally agree that first-draft generation is the easy part now. The real time sink is “change only this section, keep the story, keep the layout” after stakeholder feedback. I’m building an OSS tool called slides-grab around that exact gap: slides stay as HTML, and you can literally drag-select the region you want changed and hand only that context to Claude Code/Codex. It feels much closer to iterative deck editing than “generate the whole thing again.”
great video, that's a lot of work to get to a good deck. Test Deckova AI, may be better.
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Top Comments (10)
Would love a video to show how we can use Gamma or Claude using your own brand guidelines.
Definitely would like a video on using brand guidelines to develop presentation decks and other documents in Claude Skills. Thanks…great content!
Try Gamma now ➡ https://gam.link/jeffsu TIMESTAMPS 00:00 The Problem with AI Presentations 00:42 A Realistic Presentation Outline 01:42 Generating First Draft of Your Presentation 03:55 Editing Your First Draft 05:04 Scenario 1: Reorder the Narrative 05:45 Scenario 2: Add a Slide with Live Data 06:38 Scenario 3: Verify and Source a Stat 07:22 Scenario 4: Turn Text into a Chart 08:35 Scenario 5: Fix Visual Hierarchy 09:26 Scenario 6: Merge Two Slides into One 10:29 Scenario 7: Translate The Full Deck 11:46 Pro Tips for Presentations
This distinction between “AI-generated” and “AI-thinking” is one the best professionals are already internalizing. We’ve tracked this shift with job seekers who use AI in their searches — those who treat it as a collaborator (bring an idea, let AI pressure-test it, refine with judgment) consistently outperform those treating it as an output machine. The top 1% you’re describing know that the quality of the human input still determines the quality of the result.
I just love the follow along approach it helps in learning a lot
Great breakdown of the iterative editing process! We've found that the same principle applies to job applications — most people stop at the first draft, but the real impact comes from refining each section with intention. AI tools like this are game-changers when used thoughtfully rather than expecting magic on the first try.
Amazing vid Jeff!!! Eagerly waiting for your Notion AI/Agent use cases! Hope its next
Highly informative and wonderfully entertaining commentary!
Totally agree that first-draft generation is the easy part now. The real time sink is “change only this section, keep the story, keep the layout” after stakeholder feedback. I’m building an OSS tool called slides-grab around that exact gap: slides stay as HTML, and you can literally drag-select the region you want changed and hand only that context to Claude Code/Codex. It feels much closer to iterative deck editing than “generate the whole thing again.”
great video, that's a lot of work to get to a good deck. Test Deckova AI, may be better.