# One brief. A deck worth reading.

Five slides. One decision to make.

Use in: Claude · conversation or Artifacts

Reviewed: 2026-10-09

## Before you start

- Your notes, evidence and brand references.
- Claude; editable Artifacts depend on plan and settings.

## How to use it

1. Attach the references and paste the notes.
2. Ask for five slides with one message per slide.
3. Check the story and evidence before requesting export or extra slides.

## Prompt to copy

Turn my notes into a five-slide presentation: the problem, supporting evidence, proposed approach, trade-offs and one next step. Use one message per slide and my attached brand references. Mark missing evidence; do not invent metrics. Give me an editable artifact where available, otherwise a slide-by-slide outline. Notes: [paste your notes].

## A practical example

Illustrative scenario, not a measured case study.

Present a two-week onboarding pilot: problem, observed drop-off, proposed change, trade-offs and a decision to run the pilot. If no drop-off data exists, mark the evidence gap.

## Check the result

- Each slide makes one point.
- Numbers come from your notes or are marked as missing.
- An outline is a valid fallback when an editable artifact is unavailable.

Claude expanded designs, decks and docs in conversations on September 16. Artifact and template access differ by plan and settings. Start with one small deliverable before expanding it.

## Official reference

[Anthropic · September 16, 2026](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/17153992-what-are-artifacts-and-how-do-i-use-them)



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