Build a launch deck from a spec sheet, then social images
An ifanr editor gave QwenWork a spec sheet for a made-up desk lamp and asked for a 10 to 12 slide launch deck. It proposed an outline, let the editor pick a style, produced 11 slides and, when asked, checked for overflowing text, broken images and inconsistent wording. It also turned landscape product renders into six vertical images for Xiaohongshu.
What they did
The ifanr editor invented a product, a calendar-aware desk lamp called LUMA, wrote a short spec sheet and asked QwenWork for a 10 to 12 slide Chinese launch deck for tech media, designers and early buyers. Later they asked it to turn landscape product renders into images laid out for Xiaohongshu.
What happened
QwenWork first proposed an outline and let the editor pick a visual style from built-in templates, then produced 11 slides with varied layouts covering features, scenarios, privacy, colors, specs and launch details. When asked, it checked each slide for overflowing text, broken images and inconsistent wording, and it turned the renders into six vertical images with a cover, page numbers and a consistent footer.
Keep in mind
Everything was built around a made-up product, so the test shows output quality, not market results. The editor judged the carousel ready to post but did not publish it.
Try it with your agent
Using <your product spec sheet>, propose an outline for a 10 to 12 slide launch deck for <audience>, and wait for me to pick a visual style before building it. Cover what it is, how it works, who it is for, key specs and launch details, and vary the layouts. When done, check every slide for overflowing text, broken images and inconsistent wording, then turn <your product images> into six vertical images sized for <social platform>.
Replace the <angle brackets> with your own details.