Best OpenClaw Skills for AI Business Plan and Pitch Deck Generation

Felo's 2026 benchmark tested ten OpenClaw presentation skills and scored them from 30 to 56 out of 60. Only three tools landed above 44 points. The rest produced generic bulleted text on blank slides. That kind of output makes investors close the tab before slide three.

The scoring gap matters because most pitch deck skills solve the wrong problem. They automate slide layout while ignoring the business logic underneath. A 10-slide deck with polished transitions and zero substance still fails in a pitch meeting.

ClawHub lists a dedicated business-plan skill that generates structured strategic documents, but its output is plain text with no visual formatting. Founders who need both a clear plan and investor-ready visuals are stuck stitching tools together manually.

Existing guides rank presentation generators or planning tools, never both. This guide covers seven skills across both categories and shows how to chain them into a single pipeline that moves from business plan to pitch deck to investor delivery.

We tested each skill against five criteria relevant to startup fundraising:

1. Content quality. Does the output reflect your actual business model, or does it fill slides with generic placeholder text?
2. Customization depth. Can you upload templates, enforce brand guidelines, or adjust the structure beyond a default layout?
3. Export format. Does the skill produce editable .pptx files, or flat images where every element is locked?
4. Research integration. Can the skill pull live market data or competitor analysis into the output?
5. Pipeline fit. Does the skill chain well with other skills, or does it work only in isolation?

Here is a quick overview of the skills in this guide:

• business-plan by jk-0001: Structures business plans for solopreneurs with AI-assisted section generation
• Felo Slides (56/60): Top-ranked generator with built-in research and live data
• SlideSpeak (48/60): Template-focused skill for corporate branding compliance
• Felo SuperAgent: Multi-tool workstation with six built-in creative tools including PPT
• Tosea.ai Slides (46/60): Data-focused generator that prioritizes source citations
• Skywork PPT (44/60): Speed-optimized generator producing decks in under two minutes
• Fastio: Workspace storage layer for versioning, sharing, and investor handoff

The business-plan skill is the most direct path from a blank document to a structured business plan inside OpenClaw. It walks you through the standard sections: executive summary, market analysis, competitive landscape, revenue model, and operational plan. You provide context about your startup, and the skill generates each section with AI-assisted drafting.

The sections it generates map directly to the structure venture capital firms expect. Executive summary, problem statement, solution overview, target market, business model, and go-to-market strategy each get their own block. This alignment matters because investors have strong expectations about what goes where, and deviating from the standard format raises questions before you even start presenting.

Key strengths:

• Generates all major business plan sections from a description of your business idea
• Structures output in a format that maps to what investors and accelerators expect
• Works iteratively, letting you refine individual sections without regenerating the entire document

Limitations: The skill focuses on text output. It does not generate financial projections, charts, or formatted documents. You get a structured plan that needs to be moved into a presentation tool or document editor for final formatting.

Best for: Solo founders who need to organize their thinking before building slides. The output from this skill becomes the raw material you feed into a pitch deck generator.

The skill is listed in the VoltAgent awesome-openclaw-skills repository and available through ClawHub.

This section covers the three highest-performing presentation generators, plus a multi-tool option that handles slides alongside other creative outputs.

2. Felo Slides

Felo Slides scored 56 out of 60 in Felo's benchmark, the highest of any OpenClaw presentation skill tested. What sets it apart is its built-in research engine. Before generating slides, it searches the web for relevant data, then weaves those findings into the content.

Key strengths:

• Built-in web research that gathers live data before generating slides
• Multi-language support covering 50+ languages
• Brand template upload so slides match your existing .pptx style
• Async workflow: submits the task, polls for completion, returns a download link and a LiveDoc URL for browser editing
• HTML-based rendering where each element (text, images, shapes) is independently editable

Install: Search for "Felo Slides" on ClawHub and add it to your agent.

Best for: Founders who want slide content backed by real market data without doing the research step separately.

Limitations: Requires a Felo API key. Research quality depends on prompt specificity. Vague requests produce generic slides.

3. SlideSpeak

SlideSpeak scored 48 out of 60 and fills a different niche. Where Felo Slides emphasizes content generation, SlideSpeak emphasizes design consistency. It loads your company's .pptx template and generates slides that inherit the exact fonts, colors, and layouts you already use.

Key strengths:

• Loads custom .pptx templates and enforces brand guidelines automatically
• Multi-format export: PPTX, PDF, and Google Slides
• Conversation-based editing where you refine individual slides through follow-up messages
• Document conversion from PDFs, Word docs, and URLs into slide format

Best for: Teams with established brand guidelines that need slides matching their existing visual identity.

Limitations: SlideSpeak assumes you already have the substance. It formats and designs well but generates less original content than Felo Slides.

4. Felo SuperAgent

Felo SuperAgent is not a dedicated slide tool. It is a multi-tool creative workstation with six built-in capabilities: image generation, deep research reports, document creation, PPT generation, HTML pages, and X/Twitter search.

Key strengths:

• Handles the full research-to-slides workflow inside a single tool
• LiveDoc integration for streaming conversations and iterative editing
• Generates supporting materials alongside slides: research reports, one-pagers, and landing pages

Best for: Founders who need more than a pitch deck. If you also need a due diligence report, a one-page executive summary, or a landing page for investors, SuperAgent generates all of them.

Limitations: Breadth comes at the cost of depth. Dedicated slide tools like Felo Slides produce more polished presentations.

Keep every pitch draft in one searchable workspace

Fastio gives your OpenClaw agent generous storage with Intelligence Mode for semantic search, file versioning, and branded shares you can send directly to investors. No credit card, no trial expiration.

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These two skills scored lower in the Felo benchmark but serve specific use cases where the top-ranked tools fall short.

5. Tosea.ai Slides

Tosea.ai scored 46 out of 60, with its highest marks in content accuracy. The skill prioritizes research-grade data gathering and includes source citations directly in the generated slides.

Key strengths:

• Generates slides with specific data points and source attributions
• Research-focused approach that puts accuracy ahead of visual polish
• Useful for data-heavy sections like market sizing, competitive analysis, and financial projections

Best for: Technical founders presenting to investors who will scrutinize the numbers. Source citations add credibility during due diligence.

Limitations: Visual design is less polished than Felo Slides or SlideSpeak. Plan to spend time on formatting after generation.

6. Skywork PPT

Skywork scored 44 out of 60 and wins on speed. It generates complete decks in under two minutes, making it useful for quick iterations when you want to test different narrative structures before committing to a polished version.

Key strengths:

• fast tested tool, with complete decks in under two minutes
• Smooth async processing through messaging apps
• Good for rapid prototyping and testing different slide structures

Best for: Early-stage founders who want to quickly test pitch narratives before investing time in a polished version.

Limitations: Content tends toward generic output. Use Skywork for drafts, then switch to Felo Slides or SlideSpeak for the version you send to investors.

The skills above work best when chained together. Here is how a complete fundraising prep workflow looks inside OpenClaw:

Step 1: Structure your plan. Start with the business-plan skill. Provide a description of your startup and let it generate the core sections. Review and refine the output until each section reflects your actual business model and market position.

Step 2: Generate your deck. Feed the refined plan into Felo Slides or SlideSpeak. If you have existing brand templates, use SlideSpeak. If you need the tool to research market data and build content from scratch, use Felo Slides.

Step 3: Iterate slide by slide. Both Felo Slides and SlideSpeak support follow-up messages for refining individual slides. Ask your agent to tighten the problem statement on slide two, add a competitor comparison to slide five, or replace a generic market size number with the figure from your business plan. Targeted edits produce better results than starting over from a new prompt.

Step 4: Store and share. Your business plan and pitch deck are sensitive documents that go through many revisions. You need a storage layer that tracks versions, controls access, and provides a clean sharing experience for investors.

For local storage, your agent can write files to disk. For cloud options, Google Drive and Dropbox work but require separate setup for agent access. Fastio offers a workspace designed for agent output: your OpenClaw agent writes files through the MCP server, where Intelligence Mode auto-indexes documents for semantic search. When the deck is ready, branded shares provide polished download links instead of email attachments.

The Business Trial includes 50GB storage, five workspaces, and file versioning, enough to track every revision of your pitch materials through multiple investor conversations. Ownership transfer lets an agent build the workspace and hand control to the founder when materials are ready for distribution.