Pitch deck

Deck is its own chapter card on the hub (it opens once Code has started), and also lives as a view inside the Docs workspace. Either door drops you on the same surface: a presentation for your project — a pitch deck to raise, recruit, or launch with, built from the same context Modus used to build everything else.

Because Modus already knows the product, the spec, the contracts, and the token, the deck starts from real material instead of a blank template.

Chapter vs Deck

The Docs workspace has two views, toggled at the top of the rail:

• Chapter: your project's documentation: README, architecture, API reference, runbooks.
• Deck: an AI-generated slide presentation.

The Deck has its own surface and its own chat thread, kept separate from your docs, so drafting slides never touches your documentation and the reverse holds too.

How it works

Open Deck and describe the story you want to tell: the audience, the angle, the length. Modus generates a slide sequence — problem, users, the product, how it's built — styled with your project's own design language, so the deck looks like the product it pitches. Pick a template for a different visual direction. Iterate by chat the way you do everywhere else in Modus: ask for a punchier hook, a different order, fewer slides, a sharper close.

What you get

• A structured deck drawn from your PRD, your docs, and your design system.
• A dedicated thread, so deck edits stay independent of the docs.
• The same chat-driven iteration as the rest of the Hub.

Present & export

• Present runs the deck full screen, slide by slide.
• Export downloads it as HTML, PDF, or PowerPoint (real slides with speaker notes, not screenshots of a webpage).

The Deck is optional and sits alongside your docs. Generate it when you need to present; leave it untouched when you don't.