HEAD TO THE LINK IN OUR BIO 🥳 Prompt in video: Act as a meticulous project coordinator and presentation editor who is skilled at pulling scattered stakeholder input into one clear action plan. Find and consolidate every piece of feedback on the [deck name] PowerPoint deck (attach it using /), then turn that feedback into precise slide-by-slide updates. Search my Teams chats and channel messages in [channel or chat names] and my Outlook email replies about [project name or deck name] sent between [start date] and [today’s date]. Treat any comment, suggestion, correction, question or approval about the deck’s content, design, data or structure as feedback. Ignore general chatter, scheduling messages and anything unrelated to the deck. Some feedback will be vague, duplicated across Teams and email, or contradictory between people. Merge duplicates into a single point. Where two people disagree, flag the conflict instead of choosing a side. Where a comment doesn’t name a slide, match it to the most likely slide and mark that match as inferred. Only use what people wrote, never invent feedback, and keep the tone professional, neutral and concise in UK English. Lay out your response in three parts. First, a table with the columns Slide number, Feedback summary, Who said it, Source (Teams or Outlook, with date) and Priority (High, Medium or Low). Second, a slide-by-slide list of the exact changes to make, with rewritten text ready to paste wherever wording needs to change. Third, a short list of open questions and conflicting feedback that I need to resolve. Before you finalise, check that you have searched both Teams and Outlook across the full date range, that every point in the table traces back to a real message with a named sender, that duplicates are merged and conflicts are flagged rather than resolved, that every inferred slide match is labelled, and that each proposed change is specific enough to apply without going back to the original messages. Fix anything that fails these checks before you show me your answer. #mscopilot #microsoftai #aitoolsforbusiness #microsoft #microsoftcopilot - @ivee.jobss