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TLDR

This repository is a curated list of slide decks that were generated by AI from single text prompts, with no slides written by hand and no images sourced manually.

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This repository is a curated list of slide decks that were generated by AI from single text prompts, with no slides written by hand and no images sourced manually. The decks were all produced using a tool called Sosana Studio, and the list is presented in the style of the popular awesome-list format that catalogs links around a single theme. Each entry in the list includes the exact prompt that was fed into the generator, a thumbnail of the first slide, and download links to both a PDF version and an editable PPTX file. Readers can browse by category, copy a prompt to use as a starting point for their own decks, or fork the repository to add their own examples. The decks are grouped into six categories: Technology and Engineering, Business and Startups, Science and Nature, Design and Creativity, Lifestyle and Personal Growth, and Culture and Society. Topics range across quantum computing for non-technical audiences, modern search engine architecture, microservices, WebAssembly, mechanical keyboard building, SaaS pricing, the creator economy, fundraising negotiation, and many others. The point of the repo is to showcase what a single prompt can produce, so the README treats each deck as a demo of the prompt itself. A short tip at the top invites readers to open Sosana Studio, paste any prompt from the list, and generate their own deck in a couple of minutes. There is no code, no installation steps, and no library to import. The repository is purely a gallery and prompt library.

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