/check-deck — Presentation QC
In investment banking, a single wrong number in a client pitch can undermine your firm’s credibility and, in the worst case, lead to deal issues or regulatory problems. Presentation QC (quality control) is the process of methodically checking a deck for number inconsistencies, data-narrative misalignment, language issues, and formatting problems before it goes to a client or managing director.
Junior analysts often spend late nights manually cross-checking numbers across 30+ slide decks. This command automates that process, checking four dimensions simultaneously and producing a structured findings report categorized by severity.
For a deep dive into deck QC methodology, see the IB Check Deck Skill page.
Command Syntax
This is a read-and-report operation — Claude does not edit the deck. Review the findings report first, then request specific changes.
What It Produces
A QC report categorizing findings by severity (Critical, Important, Minor) across four dimensions:How to Customize for Your Firm
skills/ib-check-deck/SKILL.md to add your firm’s specific language standards, formatting conventions, or required disclaimers.
Related
- IB Check Deck Skill — Full QC methodology, the four dimensions explained, and output format details
- Deck Refresh Skill — Update a deck with new numbers after finding issues
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