# Content Strategy

## Meeting Deck Mindset

This deck is for the other side to read in a serious enterprise exchange. It should feel clear, substantial, and ready to discuss.

Do not present it as a personal draft, approval artifact, or recycled article. Use prior articles as source thinking, not visible provenance.

## From Questions To Slides

1. Extract all questions.
2. Identify the common architecture behind them.
3. Cluster questions into 2-4 themes.
4. Give each theme a shared vocabulary.
5. For each question, write:
   - Core answer.
   - Why this matters.
   - How to implement.
   - Governance or risk boundary.
6. Turn each question into 1-2 slides.

## Writing Style

Use clear consulting language:

- "不是 X，而是 Y" is useful, but do not overuse it.
- Prefer concrete operating nouns: control plane, asset directory, skill catalog, tool gateway, evaluation set, process owner.
- Keep claims teachable out loud.
- Avoid slogan-only pages.
- Use enough detail from the memo so the user feels their original argument is represented.

## Recommended Slide Count

- Short meeting: 12-16 slides.
- Standard strategic exchange: 18-28 slides.
- Training or workshop: 28-45 slides.

If a slide has more than one strong idea, split it.

## Public Sanitation

Remove:

- "你之前写过"
- "旧文"
- "引用"
- "审批/批准"
- "内部讨论"
- private names, group names, internal IDs, account IDs
- visible source trail such as "based on your article"

Keep:

- the user's viewpoint
- reusable sentences
- argument logic
- business method

