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Slides is a vertical workbench for slide creation. Switch the workbench mode and send a request, and the right side of the window turns into a slide-specific HTML canvas.

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Workspace

The right side of the window has three tabs:
TabWhat it does
DeckThe rendered slides, navigable left/right
OutlineThe outline the agent uses to drive deck generation. You confirm the outline before slides are produced
FilesThe underlying source files behind the deck
The canvas is a 16:9 HTML slide workspace (default 1280 × 720). Use the left/right arrows in the bottom-right corner — or your keyboard arrows — to switch between slides.

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Creating a deck

1

Switch to Slides

In the input box, click the workbench switcher (defaults to General) and choose Slides.
The default workbench can be changed in QoderWork settings — set Slides as your default if it’s the surface you live in.
2

Tell the agent what you want

Describe the topic, audience, and the structure you have in mind. For example: “Make a deck on the development of large models in China; use the slides template I just shared.”You can also dictate the brief with the microphone — see Voice Input.
3

Confirm the outline

The agent finds a starting point and proposes an outline under the Outline tab. Review and confirm; iterate on the structure first if needed.
4

Watch slides fill in

Once the outline is confirmed, the agent creates slide slots and fills them in page by page. The center pane shows slide thumbnails (SLIDES — N / N); the right pane renders the current slide.

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Iterating

  • Add to the queue. Send follow-up instructions in the bottom input box — “swap to a comparison-table layout” — they’re applied after the current step.
  • Stop a run. Click the stop button next to the input to halt generation mid-flight.
  • Switch tabs to inspect. Open Outline to re-read the structure, or Files to inspect the source files behind the deck.
  • Switch models. Use the model dropdown (e.g. Standard) to change models for the next step.
Strong briefs name the audience and the takeaway, not just the topic. “5-min internal update for the engineering team — what shipped, what’s next, one ask” lands far better than “weekly update.”

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Present, export, save as template

The top-right corner has three actions:
  • Present — switch to a fullscreen presentation view for live demos and reviews.
  • Export — download the deck as PPTX, PDF, or HTML.
  • Save as Template — save the current deck as a reusable template for future runs.

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Use cases

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Internal review deck

Make a 10-slide internal review deck for our weekly engineering sync.
Cover: shipped this week (3 items), in-progress (2 items), risks &
asks (1 slide), next week's focus. Use a clean, monochrome layout.

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Conference talk from a doc

@design-launch.md
Turn this launch doc into a 15-minute conference talk in 18 slides.
Open with the problem, demo halfway through, end with a call to action.

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Quick proposal deck

Build a short proposal deck (8 slides) for a new partnership.
Audience: enterprise BD lead. Tone: confident, evidence-driven.
Sections: problem, our angle, proof points, the ask.