Clients pay for an AI slide maker that enforces template consistency, not creativity
Odd_Report6798 · reddit · 2026-07-28
After building agents for small teams for eight months, the author says the first thing clients reliably pay for is not flashy generation but an AI presentation maker.
The lesson: any model can draft slides, but customers renew for consistency. The product enforces the client’s template, fonts, and section order so junior staff can produce decks that look like they were made by a senior. The author says weeks spent tuning “creativity” mattered far less than making the output boring, repeatable, and on-brand.
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