Your agent drafts.You direct.

Approve the story, shape the live draft, and ship a checked presentation from files you own.

Paste into your coding agent. It creates the project and opens Drever Studio when the host supports it; the same workflow continues in chat otherwise.
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How Studio works
Manual setup
A brief becoming an approved story, a directed live draft, and a checked presentation.
One Studio · one evolving deck

Stay in the loop while the work becomes real.

See useful work early, approve the important decisions, and let your agent keep refining without taking the presentation out of your hands.

  1. 01 · Brief

    Give the deck one clear job.

    Start with the topic, the people in the room, and what should change when the talk ends. Choose the essentials—or let your agent resolve what is still open.

  2. 02 · Direction

    Answer only what changes the story.

    Your agent resolves the common choices, then asks a few questions selected from this subject and your earlier answers—not a generic form.

  3. 03 · Storyboard

    Approve content before styling.

    See the complete page-by-page argument before MDX exists. Select a beat, redirect the emphasis, or approve the plan while change is still cheap.

  4. 04 · Art direction

    Let the subject shape the design.

    Your agent studies the subject—or imports visual evidence from a reference—and writes a local visual system instead of choosing a random skin.

  5. 05 · Live draft

    Direct the complete first draft.

    Draft 1 arrives early with Notes. Comment on one slide or the whole deck while agent activity stays visible and the last valid preview remains available.

  6. 06 · Rendered review

    Catch what generation can miss.

    Every authored Step is tested for clipping, overflow, overlap, contrast, density, and unstable geometry. Visual judgment still belongs to you.

  7. 07 · The room

    Take the same story everywhere.

    Audience, speaker, document, website, and PDF stay connected to the same authored story.

    Open the finished deck
Proof, not promises · live in the browser

See what directed work becomes.

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Bring the job. Keep the judgment.

What should people understand, decide, or do?

Start with one sentence. Every approval and revision remains yours.

Follow the creation workflow
Begin with the room

What should this presentation help people understand, decide, or do?

Copies one short handoff. Your coding agent creates the project and opens Drever Studio when supported; the deck stays in ordinary files.

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