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Feature Request: AI-Assisted Presentation Mode in Capacities

Hi Team,

I've been using Capacities for about a year, and I became a believer a few days ago.

I think it would be really awesome if Capacities eventually included a built-in presentation mode similar to PowerPoint or Keynote.

As I continue building my KB inside Capacities, I’ve realized that a lot of the material I’m organizing could easily become presentations, whether that’s explaining something to a team, teaching a concept, or sharing ideas. Right now that would require exporting the information into another tool, which breaks the workflow a bit.

Since Capacities is becoming my daily driver for knowledge work, I try to stay inside it as much as possible. For example, I now check my integrated calendars directly in Capacities instead of going to Gmail or Outlook. Because of that, it would be really powerful if presenting information could also happen inside the same environment.

One idea would be a Presentation Mode that allows users to generate slides directly from their existing objects and notes.

Some possible capabilities could include:

  • Converting notes, pages, or objects into slides
  • Organizing slides through a simple outline or drag-and-drop structure
  • Presenting directly inside Capacities
  • Optionally exporting presentations as PDF or PowerPoint files

AI could also make this even more useful. For example, a user could prompt something like:

“Create a presentation based on my notes about DevOps pipelines.”

Capacities could then:

Gather relevant notes or objects

  • Organize them into a logical structure
  • Generate slide titles or summaries
  • Suggest diagrams or visuals

This would allow users to move much more naturally from knowledge → explanation → presentation without leaving the platform.

Some possible use cases I can imagine:

Teaching or explaining topics from a personal knowledge base

  • Internal presentations within teams
  • Presentations for external audiences
  • Study presentations for students
  • Sharing research or structured ideas

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