Practice a presentation with AI feedback
Works with ChatGPT · Claude
Rehearse a talk and get specific feedback on clarity and flow.
The problem
People practice talks alone and miss what's unclear to a listener.
What this skill does
AI reviews your talk outline or script and flags confusing or weak spots.
When to use it
- Use before giving a presentation.
Juni’s tip
Juni says: the confusing bit is obvious to a listener and invisible to you — go find it.
The prompt
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Weak vs. better
is my presentation good
Review my presentation — [outline or script] — as a first-time listener. Flag: the unclear parts, where the flow jumps, a weak opening or ending, and 3 likely audience questions. Be specific about where and why.
Why this works
Specific, located feedback ('the transition at point 3 jumps') is what you can actually fix.
Practice task
Run a talk you're preparing past AI and fix the flagged spots.
Self-check
- Feedback points to specific spots, not vague praise
- Flow and transitions are checked
- Likely audience questions are surfaced
Common mistakes to avoid
- Asking 'is it good' and getting only praise
- Vague feedback you can't act on
- Ignoring the opening and closing
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