A comprehensive presentation showcasing gptme as the pioneering open-source AI assistant framework.
Built with reveal.js and tailwindcss.
This reveal.js presentation tells gptme's compelling story - from early pioneer to the foundation of the emerging agent economy. The deck is designed to work for multiple audiences: developers, investors, potential partners, and general users.
- First commit: March 2023 (2+ years ahead of major competitors)
- Claude Code (Feb 2025) is "pretty much a full-on clone" but closed source
- Established the architecture that others now follow
- CLI: Free & open source for power users
- Desktop App: Tauri-based for easy local installation
- Server + Web UI: Self-hosted team collaboration
- gptme.ai: Managed service ($5-10/month)
- Only framework offering both open source AND managed convenience
- General purpose vs coding-focused competitors
- Extensible tool system for customization
- Foundation for building specialized agents
- Beyond chat interfaces to persistent, specialized agents
- Agent marketplace with revenue sharing
- Background automation (email → GitHub → deploy)
- Your personal AI workforce
Note: This is a high-level outline. Each section will be expanded into individual slides with detailed content.
- Title - Logo and positioning
- Problem - Current AI limitations
- Solution - gptme overview
- Timeline - Early mover advantage
- Capabilities - Core features
- Architecture - Deployment options
- Comparison - vs competitors
- Use Cases - Versatile applications
- Agent Vision - Future of AI interaction
- Market - Business opportunity
- Roadmap - Next steps
- Community - Growing ecosystem
- CTA - Get started today
# Start a local server
python3 -m http.server 8000
# Open browser
open http://localhost:8000
- Arrow keys: Navigate slides
- Space: Next slide
- S: Speaker notes view
- F: Fullscreen
- T: Toggle themes
- ESC: Slide overview
Each slide is a separate markdown file in slides/
directory:
- Easy to edit individual sections
- Reorder slides by changing
index.html
- Add new slides by creating
.md
files - Customize styling in
index.html
- Emphasize open source, extensibility, early adoption
- Demo CLI capabilities and tool system
- Highlight Bob agent as proof of concept
- Focus on market opportunity, early mover advantage
- Emphasize competitor validation (Claude Code copying)
- Agent marketplace business model
- Start with problem/solution framing
- Use desktop app and web UI examples
- Focus on life coaching and automation use cases
- First Mover: gptme pioneered the space others now follow
- Open Foundation: Build on open standards, not proprietary platforms
- Flexible Deployment: From terminal to managed service
- Agent Future: Specialized, persistent AI workers
- Business Model: Sustainable ecosystem with revenue sharing
- Problem (30s) - Current AI limitations
- Solution (60s) - gptme overview + early mover advantage
- Capabilities (90s) - Live demo or key features
- Vision (90s) - Agent future and marketplace
- CTA (30s) - How to get started
- Include all slides with time for questions
- Live demo of CLI capabilities
- Show Bob agent as proof of concept
- Deep dive into business model
- Test presentation with different audiences
- Create demo videos for key features
- Prepare backup slides for technical deep-dives
- Add speaker notes for complex slides
- Create handout/one-pager summary
To improve the presentation:
- Edit individual slides in
slides/
directory - Update styling in
index.html
- Test changes locally
- Submit pull request
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