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How to turn research into a slide deck outline with Genspark Claw

Convert a research topic into a narrative slide outline with speaker notes ready for AI Slides.

Who it is forA presenter or team lead with a meeting or pitch next week and a messy pile of notes or research.

The problemBuilding a clear narrative with claim-shaped titles and sourced speaker notes from raw research takes time.

The outcomeA slide-by-slide outline with one idea per slide and sourced speaker notes, ready to paste into Genspark AI Slides.

What you need first

  • Node.js 18 or newer, installed from nodejs.org/en/download
  • A terminal and npm (npm is used by the one-line install)
  • A Genspark Claw, OpenClaw, or Hermes agent, or Claude Code or Cursor, to load the skills into
  • On macOS, Apple's command line tools (xcode-select --install) for git and npm

Steps

  1. Run mkdir -p 'gensparkclaw' && cd 'gensparkclaw' && npm install github:breakstageaxe61/genspark-claw
  2. Run npx genspark-claw install spark-slides --target claude for Claude Code, or npx genspark-claw install spark-slides --target cursor for Cursor (inferred, check the README)
  3. Run npx genspark-claw list to confirm spark-slides is available
  4. Give your agent the research notes or a rough idea and ask it to follow the spark-slides skill
  5. Review each slide title and speaker note against its source before importing into AI Slides

Prompt for your agent

Using the genspark-claw repo at github.com/breakstageaxe61/genspark-claw, install the spark-slides skill and use it on these notes: <research-notes>. Expected output: a numbered slide outline with claim-shaped titles and speaker notes that cite sources. Verify that each slide carries exactly one idea and that each speaker note names a source before reporting success.

Caveat. The skill produces an outline; building the actual deck in AI Slides is a separate step the README does not describe in detail.

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