help me to polish the prompt. make ppt base the d...
Créé le : 28 janvier 2026
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Question
help me to polish the prompt.
make ppt base the document and using the agricultural revolution as template, each slides should have 50 words, please use charts, figure, shapes to present the data, equation, simulation, results, parameters and etc. Visual and words should be 50:50, dont be one side words one sides visual, try mix it together
Réponse
Got it 👍 You want the prompt clearer, more precise, and more “AI-proof.” Here’s a polished version you can directly paste and use:
Polished Prompt
Create a PowerPoint presentation based on the provided document, using the Agricultural Revolution presentation style as the template.
The presentation should be well-structured and visually rich. Each slide must contain approximately 50 words of text. Maintain a 50:50 balance between visuals and text—do not separate slides into “text-only” or “visual-only” layouts. Instead, integrate visuals and text within each slide.
Use charts, figures, diagrams, shapes, and equations to clearly present data, parameters, simulations, methods, and results. Visual elements should directly support the written content and improve clarity and understanding.
Ensure consistency in layout, color scheme, and typography across all slides, following the Agricultural Revolution template’s visual logic and storytelling approach.
If you want, I can also:
- Make it more technical / academic
- Adapt it for a specific AI tool (ChatGPT, Copilot, Gamma, Beautiful.ai)
- Turn this into a step-by-step instruction prompt per slide
Just tell me the vibe 😄
Question
can you polish the charts part, make it more concise and add the ppt is 20 pages to the promp
Create a PowerPoint presentation based on the provided document, using the Agricultural Revolution presentation style as the template.
The presentation should be well-structured and visually rich. Each slide must contain approximately 50 words of text. Maintain a 50:50 balance between visuals and text—do not separate slides into “text-only” or “visual-only” layouts. Instead, integrate visuals and text within each slide.
Use charts, figures, diagrams, shapes, and equations to clearly present data, parameters, simulations, methods, and results. Visual elements should directly support the written content and improve clarity and understanding.
You are suggested to use these high level charts.
- Waterfall Chart
Construct
X-axis: sequential categories (start → drivers → end)
Y-axis: cumulative value
Bars: positive (up), negative (down), total (full bar)
Include a clear start and end total
2. Marimekko (Mekko) Chart
Construct
X-axis: category width proportional to total size
Y-axis: stacked percentage within each category
Bar width encodes market size
Bar height encodes share distribution
3. Bullet Chart
Construct
Horizontal bar for actual value
Vertical marker for target
Background bands for qualitative ranges (poor / ok / good)
One metric per row
4. Sankey Diagram
Construct
Nodes represent stages or states
Links represent flow magnitude
Link width proportional to volume
Left-to-right directional layout
5. Heatmap
Construct
X-axis: category or time
Y-axis: category or segment
Cell color represents magnitude
Use a single continuous color scale
6. Small Multiples Line Charts
Construct
Same axes and scale for all panels
One subplot per category
Minimal labeling, shared legend
Align plots in a grid
7. Stacked Area Chart
Construct
X-axis: time
Y-axis: cumulative total
Areas stacked in consistent order
Use transparency or muted colors
8. Cohort Retention Chart
Construct
Rows: cohort start period
Columns: time since start
Cell value: retention or metric %
Display as heatmap or table-chart hybrid
9. Violin Plot
Construct
X-axis: category
Y-axis: distribution values
Shape width shows density
Include median marker inside violin
10. Box Plot
Construct
X-axis: category
Y-axis: value distribution
Box = interquartile range
Line = median, whiskers = range
11. Ridgeline Plot
Construct
X-axis: continuous value
Y-axis: ordered categories or time
Overlapping density curves
Vertical offset between curves
12. Network Graph
Construct
Nodes represent entities
Edges represent relationships
Edge thickness = strength
Use force-directed layout
13. Radar (Spider) Chart
Construct
Axes radiate from center
Each axis = one metric
Values normalized to same scale
Connect points to form polygon
14. Tornado Chart
Construct
Horizontal bars
One variable per row
Bars extend left and right from center
Sorted by magnitude of impact
15. Gantt Chart
Construct
Y-axis: tasks
X-axis: time
Bars span start to end date
Optional grouping by phase
16. Pareto Chart
Construct
Bars sorted descending by value
Left Y-axis: absolute value
Line on secondary axis: cumulative %
Highlight 80% threshold
17. Lollipop Chart
Construct
Categorical Y-axis
X-axis: value
Thin line + circular marker
Sorted for visual clarity
18. Slope Chart
Construct
Two or three time points only
One line per category
Left = start, right = end
Label lines directly instead of legend
19. KPI Scorecard Chart
Construct
One row per KPI
Columns: actual, target, status
Use bars or dots for comparison
Color only for status indicators
20. Annotated Executive Line Chart
Construct
X-axis: time
Y-axis: key metric
Minimal gridlines
Callouts explaining inflection points
Réponse
Absolutely — here’s a cleaner, more concise, and tighter version of your prompt. I’ve streamlined the charts section, avoided repetition, and clearly added the 20-slide requirement while keeping it professional and easy for an AI to follow.
Polished Prompt (Concise + Clear)
Create a 20-slide PowerPoint presentation based on the provided document, using the Agricultural Revolution presentation style as the visual and narrative template.
The presentation should be well-structured, visually rich, and consistent in layout, color, and typography. Each slide must contain approximately 50 words of text. Maintain a 50:50 balance between visuals and text, integrating both within each slide rather than separating them into text-only or visual-only sections.
Use data-driven visuals—including charts, diagrams, equations, and schematic shapes—to present data, parameters, simulations, methods, and results. Visuals must directly reinforce the written content and support analytical storytelling.
Where appropriate, select from the following high-level chart types to best match the data and message:
- Flow & decomposition: Waterfall, Sankey, Tornado
- Distribution & comparison: Box Plot, Violin Plot, Ridgeline, Lollipop
- Composition & contribution: Marimekko, Stacked Area, Pareto
- Trends & change over time: Small Multiples Line, Slope, Annotated Line
- Performance & monitoring: Bullet Chart, KPI Scorecard, Radar
- Structure & relationships: Network Graph, Heatmap, Cohort Retention
- Planning & execution: Gantt Chart
Ensure all charts use clear axes, consistent scales, minimal clutter, and purposeful annotations, prioritizing clarity, insight, and visual balance.
If you want, I can also:
- Compress this into a “one-paragraph power prompt”
- Rewrite it for executive / academic / technical tone
- Add per-slide instructions (Slide 1–20)
- Adapt it specifically for ChatGPT, Copilot, Gamma, or PPT automation tools
Just say the word 🚀