What you can ask
“Find the Acme QBR deck and tell me what’s in the roadmap slide.”
“Build a 5-slide deck on our Q3 results for the leadership review.” (asks for approval first)
“Copy the QBR template and fill in Acme’s numbers.” (asks for approval first)
“Add a slide to the Acme deck covering next quarter’s plan.” (asks for approval first)
“Replace every ‘Acme Corp’ with ‘Acme Inc’ across that deck.” (asks for approval first)
Connecting
- Open Connections in the dashboard and click Google Slides → Connect.
- Sign in with Google and approve the requested access.
- Ask Expertise to find a presentation to confirm it’s live.
Tools
Good to know
- Naming a deck is enough. Say “the Acme QBR deck” and Expertise finds it in Drive and confirms before reading or editing the wrong one.
- Markdown becomes real slides. Headings, bullets, tables, and images you describe in chat turn into formatted slides when Expertise creates a deck.
- Editing appends, it doesn’t replace. Adding slides to an existing deck adds them alongside what’s already there, it won’t overwrite existing content.
- Templates copy cleanly. Copying a deck preserves its theme and layout, so a QBR template keeps its branding while Expertise fills in the details.
- Every write pauses for your approval, the approval card shows what will be created, changed, or copied before anything is saved.
Troubleshooting
Expertise can't find a presentation I know exists
Expertise can't find a presentation I know exists
Try naming it more specifically, or check it’s in the connected Google
account’s Drive rather than shared from a different account.
New slides didn't replace what I expected
New slides didn't replace what I expected
Appending markdown adds new slides after the existing ones, ask
Expertise for a find-and-replace edit instead if you want existing
content changed in place.