Slide Decks

Generate styled, length-controlled slide decks from an agent’s knowledge

Slide Decks

Generate ready-to-present slide decks from any agent’s knowledge base. Aivah pulls the source material the agent was trained on, structures it into a slide narrative, and renders the result so you can review, download, or push it into a live conversation.

Open from Side nav → Productivity (/productivity) and pick Slide deck in the Type selector.

Configure

Click Edit in the productivity toolbar to open the slide-deck dialog.

Setting	Options	What it controls
Style	Academic, Doraemon, Custom	Visual tone and copy density. Academic prioritises citations and dense slides; Doraemon uses a friendlier, more visual look; Custom lets you describe the style yourself.
Length	Short (5–8), Medium (8–12), Long (12–15)	Approximate slide count. Short is great for an intro or recap; Long covers comprehensive walkthroughs.

Confirm to save the configuration, then click Generate in the toolbar.

Edit Slide Settings – pick Style and Length, save, then Generate

Workflow

1. Pick the source agent

   Use the Agent selector. The infinite-scroll search makes it easy to find the right one even in large libraries.

2. Choose style and length

   Click Edit, set Style and Length, then close the dialog.

3. Generate

   Click Generate. The agent enters a generation state and the Document Creating Banner appears in any active conversation tied to that agent.

4. Review in the gallery

   Newly generated decks appear in the gallery under the toolbar. Click any slide to:

   • Open it full-screen
   • Download the deck
   • Push the slide into your active conversation as context

Where decks live

• Productivity gallery – the fastest view, scoped to the active agent.
• Integrations → AI Drive → Files → Slides – global, browsable across every agent.
• Avatar chat – pick the same agent and open it in a presentation scene (Present 1 / Present 2) to deliver the deck with a 3D avatar.

Best practices

• Train the agent thoroughly first – decks reflect the depth of the underlying knowledge. Add the relevant URLs, PDFs, and notes before generating.
• Use Academic style for dense, source-heavy decks – it’s the cleanest format for whitepapers and research summaries.
• Use Custom to dial in your own brand – describe the tone, palette, or layout you want and the generator will mirror it.
• Iterate on length – generate Short for a snapshot, then Long for a full readout once the structure feels right.
• Pair with Mind maps – they’re a great way to visualize the relationships between slides before formal delivery.