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Turn a long brief into a client-facing visual flowchart

Client reviews go better when they see a flow, not a wall of text.

by @whitney · recommended tool Claude Co-Work · 0 unlocks

ALTERNATES

Gamma

You'll need

CLAUDE SKILLS

pptxpdf

CONNECTORS

Google Drive

EXAMPLES · WHAT THIS PROMPT PRODUCES

Sample output

**1-Page Visual Flowchart — "Northwind Outdoor: Spring Trail Campaign"**

Flowchart (boxes + arrows):

[CONCEPT] Trails Don't Wait
   ↓
[KEY BEATS]
  • Beat 1: Pre-dawn drive to trailhead
  • Beat 2: First-light summit reveal
  • Beat 3: Gear hero close-ups (boots, pack, shell)
  • Beat 4: Group descent, golden hour
   ↓
[DELIVERABLES]
  • 1× 60s hero film  • 3× 15s social cutdowns
  • 6× still hero shots  • 1× landing page banner set
   ↓
[TIMELINE]
  Wk 1 Scripts/boards → Wk 2 Shoot → Wk 3 Edit v1
  → Wk 4 Client review → Wk 5 Final delivery
   ↓
[DECISION POINTS]
  ◆ D1 (end Wk1): Approve concept + shot list
  ◆ D2 (end Wk3): Lock edit direction on v1
  ◆ D3 (end Wk4): Sign off final color + music

Accompanying 1-page PDF summary distills the same flow into a client-ready one-sheet with a short intro paragraph, the four beats described in plain language, and the three decision dates pulled into a highlighted sidebar. No internal jargon — written for the client to skim in 90 seconds.

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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0

Attached: a long creative brief.
Distill it into a 1-page visual flowchart for a client call.
Include: concept → key scenes/beats → deliverables → timeline → decision points.
Output both a flowchart (boxes + arrows) and a 1-page PDF summary.
Tone: confident, client-ready, no internal jargon.