Once Visk is connected, you just talk to your AI as usual — it picks up Visk when the task involves PowerPoint. Here’s a flavour of what to ask for; copy one and make it yours.
Where a prompt mentions a file, attach it in your MCP client, or point at its path in agent CLIs like Claude Code.
From scratch
Describe the deck and let the AI structure it slide by slide.
Create a 10-slide pitch deck for a seed-stage climate-tech startup called Verdant that sells rooftop-solar analytics to commercial landlords.
Turn this memo into a presentation for the exec team — keep it to 8 slides, one key message per slide, with a summary slide up front. [paste the memo]
Build a deck explaining how our onboarding flow works, with a flow diagram slide showing the four stages.
On your brand
Give it your master template and every slide comes out in your colours, fonts, and layouts.
Here’s our corporate template — build a 6-slide Q3 business review on it, using the existing layouts.
Use this deck as the brand reference and create a new presentation about our 2026 hiring plan in exactly the same style.
Editing a deck
Hand it an existing .pptx and ask for changes — they’re applied in place.
Make slide 4 less wordy — cut it down to three bullets and tighten the headline.
Swap the chart on slide 2 to horizontal bars and sort the categories by value.
Screenshot every slide, find anything that overflows or looks cramped, and fix it.
Update all the numbers in this deck with the figures from the attached spreadsheet.
Assembling & exporting
Combine decks, reorder, and export the result.
Take slides 3–7 from this deck and merge them into the end of my draft, then renumber the agenda.
Add an agenda slide after the title slide, move the summary to the end, and export the deck as a PDF.
The AI can also combine Visk with everything else it’s connected to — pull numbers from your data sources, summarise documents, or run a deck build on a schedule inside an automated workflow. 
