Weekly slide decks that build themselves from your data
You've used AI to make a slide deck. Everyone has. It generates a file, hands it over, and walks away. Then next month the numbers change and you're rebuilding the same deck from scratch.
Agent-Native Slides doesn't hand you a file. It's a free, open-source deck app where the AI agent works inside the app next to you. Same deck, same brand, same link.
On September 1, Julia Shkrabova rebuilds the deck she actually presents to executives at a venture-backed startup weekly - live, in minutes.
Built from what you already have. A CSV export out of your CRM or BI tool, plus a Slack channel and recent call notes. No connectors, no setup, nothing IT has to approve. The agent reads the source and builds on brand, because a reference deck a designer made is doing the work. Then we refine it by talking to it, and hand-edit a slide. Same deck, two modes.
Build once, refresh from anywhere. Next week's version asks permission to revise itself against the new material, and then does. No second machine, no handing over your passwords.
Shared as a link, not an attachment. Send the live view link instead of a PDF, then look at who actually opened it.
Then Q&A — during which the deck rebuilds part of itself with your questions in it.
Slides is one of a set of free, open-source apps built on Agent-Native, a shared framework that connects the apps so your work moves freely between them.