Monopea Presentations

A deck built slide by slide, not poured into a template.

Real .pptx — layouts, charts and a running argument composed from your brief or your document, with the speaker notes written where a presenter expects them.

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.pptx

Real file format, in and out

Agent tools behind this app

Approval gate for every outward action

CH · EU

Stored in Switzerland. Processed in the EU.

The Presentations editor open on a board deck, showing a title slide with a photographic background, three navy figure cards over it, a five-slide sorter carrying a chart slide and a table slide, and the speaker-notes pane. — Presentations · a board deck in the sorter, with the speaker notes written

What you ask → what actually happens

Presentations, in the words people type.

Mechanism, not adjectives: each line is what the agent does when you say it.

“Turn the board update into ten slides.”

Composes the deck from the document — layouts, sections and a running argument, as a real .pptx.

“Put the revenue chart on slide four.”

A native chart on the slide, sized to the layout it lands in.

“Write the speaker notes.”

Notes written alongside the slides, in the notes pane where a presenter expects them.

“These boxes are all over the place.”

Aligns and distributes the shapes — the fiddly half-hour nobody wants.

“Put the ask first.”

Reorders the deck and keeps every slide’s notes and transitions with it.

Capabilities

What Presentations does.

From a document to a deck

Turn the board update into ten slides with sections and a running argument.

Native charts and tables

Charts sized to the layout they land in, editable in PowerPoint.

Speaker notes

Written alongside the slides, in the notes pane.

The fiddly half-hour

Align and distribute shapes, reorder slides, keep transitions with them.

Present or export

Present from the browser, or hand over the .pptx file.

Behind the one gate

Anything outward becomes a proposal with its exact arguments and waits for you.

Tools the agent calls

Real functions, not a chat reply.

Verbatim names from the runtime catalog. Every call is logged; anything outward is a proposal first.

deck__add_slide
deck__set_layout
deck__add_chart
deck__add_table
deck__align_shapes
deck__distribute_shapes
deck__set_notes
deck__set_transition
deck__reorder_slides
deck__export

Governed

It works on its own. It asks at the door.

Inside the workspace the agent just works. Anything above the one risk threshold you set — and anything that leaves — becomes a proposal with its exact arguments, and waits for you.

How the approval gate works

Works with

The rest of the suite, one agent.

Documents

Real .docx files — drafted, marked up and revised by the agent through the same operations you would use by hand, then exported as the Word file your lawyer opens.

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Spreadsheets

Real .xlsx — formulas, charts, pivots and validation written cell by cell, so the sheet does the arithmetic and you can change an input and watch it recalculate.

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PDF

Merge, rotate, reorder, extract, fill, flatten and stamp — the twenty minutes a scanner costs you, done by the agent on the real file.

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FAQ

Presentations, answered.

Is it a real PowerPoint file?

Yes — a .pptx composed through slide operations, editable in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.

Does it write speaker notes?

Yes, per slide, in the notes pane where a presenter expects them.

Can I present without exporting?

Yes — there is a present mode in the browser.

Does the agent need my approval for everything?

No — that would make it a form, not an agent. Work inside the workspace runs on its own; anything above the one risk threshold you set, and anything that leaves the workspace, becomes a proposal with its exact arguments and waits for you.

Hand Presentations its first job.

Open a workspace, give the agent a task, and approve what it proposes. Stored in Switzerland, processed in the EU.

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