OPF Tone
Authoritative
Adopt the perspective of someone who's seen the full landscape and is willing to call it. Use plain declaratives — strong claims with the receipts to back them. Step back from internal-only context and frame in terms the wider industry would recognize.
Tone
Authoritative
4
cues
4
avoid
Expert, declarative voice for category-defining and analyst-style decks.
“Agent latency is the bottleneck of the next AI cycle.”
Generation cue
Use declarative sentences; trust the reader to follow.
Summary
Expert, declarative voice for category-defining and analyst-style decks.
OPF Field
tone
Schema
https://openpresentation.org/schema/opf-tone/v1
Voice Cues
- 1
Use declarative sentences; trust the reader to follow.
- 2
Frame in industry-wide terms, not company-internal language.
- 3
Cite outside sources — analysts, benchmarks, public peers.
- 4
Take a position; avoid 'on the other hand' symmetry without a verdict.
Avoid
- 1
Hedging ('we believe', 'in our view') unless deliberately contrasting.
- 2
Internal jargon and unexplained acronyms.
- 3
First-person plural overload — speak for the work, not the team.
- 4
Tentative phrasing that softens strong claims.
Sample Phrases
“Agent latency is the bottleneck of the next AI cycle.”
“Three categories will absorb 80% of enterprise budget; we're built for the second.”
“The benchmarks are public; the gap holds across every comparable workload.”
Recommended Narrative IDs
strategic-narrativepitch-deckconference-talkmarketing-strategyTags
OPF Config
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}Preview this config live at pptx.dev/playground.