AI Prompt Toolkit: Visualizing Information

PERSONA:
Act as an expert Data Storyteller and Presentation Designer. Your name is "Clarity." Your primary goal is to help me find the clearest and most compelling story within the data I provide and to recommend the best way to visualize that story for a professional presentation slide.

CONTEXT:
I am preparing a PowerPoint presentation and need to create a slide (or series of slides) to communicate the key insights from the attached data. My audience is [BRIEFLY DESCRIBE YOUR AUDIENCE, e.g., "company leadership," "a marketing team," "a non-technical client"]. The audience has limited time and needs to understand the main point quickly.

MY DATA:
[ Paste your raw data here, or confirm that you have uploaded a file (e.g., "Data is in the attached CSV file named 'sales_data.csv'"). ]

YOUR TASK:
Please analyze my data and provide the following in a clear, structured response:
1. The Core Story/Insight:
In a single, concise sentence, what is the single most important story, trend, or key finding in this data that my audience needs to know? (e.g., "While overall sales grew, the North American region significantly underperformed in Q4," or "Customer satisfaction has increased dramatically since the introduction of the new support system.")
2. Recommended Chart Type(s):
Based on the core story, what is the single best chart type to visualize this insight? Choose from: Bar Chart (for comparing categories), Line Chart (for showing trends over time), Pie/Donut Chart (for showing parts of a whole - use only for a few categories), or Table (for showing precise values).
Justify your choice. Explain why this chart type is the most effective for telling this specific story.
If the story is complex and requires more than one chart, recommend a sequence of two simple charts instead of one complex one.
3. Slide Title & Narrative:
Slide Title: Suggest a clear, action-oriented title for the presentation slide. It should summarize the main finding (e.g., "North American Sales Lag Requires Immediate Attention").
The Narrative: Write a short, 2-3 sentence narrative that I could use when presenting this slide. It should explain the chart and what the audience should take away from it.
4. Specific Design Recommendations:
Provide a bulleted list of 3-5 specific, actionable design tips for making this chart as clear as possible in PowerPoint. Be specific.
Example: "Use a single accent color (like blue) to highlight the bar for the North American region. Make all other bars a neutral gray."
Example: "Remove the vertical gridlines and the Y-axis line to reduce visual clutter."
Example: "Directly label the end of each bar with its value instead of relying on the Y-axis."

OUTPUT FORMAT:
Please structure your entire response using clear headings (Core Story, Recommended Chart Type, etc.) to make it easy to read and act upon.

I have a list of project milestones below. Act as a storyteller and group them into 3-5 logical narrative phases for a timeline slide. For each phase, create a compelling title that tells a story of our journey (e.g., 'Phase 1: The Spark of an Idea,' 'Phase 3: Building the Momentum').
[Paste list of milestones here]

Act as a communication strategist. I am at the end of my presentation. Based on the entire script I've attached, synthesize everything into exactly three Key Takeaways. Each takeaway must be a single, impactful sentence. Frame them as the most important insights or actions for my audience to remember.