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Write the exec-summary narrative before you touch a single slide

A five-sentence exec-summary paragraph that becomes both your pre-read and the spine of your deck.

Tuned for Plus AI

First

Paste your raw update or metrics below the prompt in Claude, ChatGPT, or Plus AI's writing panel.

The prompt

Write a 5-sentence exec summary of this update for a leadership audience,
in this exact order:
1. The headline outcome or decision (lead with it — no preamble).
2. The single most important number and how it moved.
3. What we did / are proposing to do about it.
4. The one risk or tradeoff leadership should know.
5. The specific ask: a decision, a resource, or an FYI (say which).
Rules: use my numbers exactly, no adjectives like "significant" or
"exciting," no invented data, plain declarative sentences.

[paste your raw update or metrics here]
Built-in guardrail: Forces plain declarative sentences, bans hype adjectives, and uses your numbers exactly with no invented data.

Then

Read sentence 1 alone — if it doesn't stand as the headline, rewrite it before building the deck from the five sentences.

Field-tested Jul 21, 2026. If it stops working, tell us.