Keep technical proof in the source
GPDoc slides use GPEditor, so Mermaid diagrams, LaTeX math, code, tables, and the surrounding explanation can remain readable in the versionable deck source.
Where technical decks drift
- Architecture diagrams and equations are copied into slides without the source used to create them.
- A code or product change reaches the document but not the presentation.
- Review happens on a fixed PDF after the editable source has already changed.
What GPDoc supports
- Markdown-based slides with headings, lists, links, code, tables, and technical explanation.
- Mermaid diagrams kept as source-controlled text close to the slide.
- LaTeX math for equations and notation.
- Version checkpoints and Git workflows for tracking the editable deck source.
- HTML, PDF, Markdown, LaTeX, PowerPoint, and provider exports where the selected client exposes them.
Suggested workflow
Start a GPDoc presentation or import a supported PowerPoint or Google Slides file. Record the audience, approved product claims, and source version used for the presentation.
Write the narrative in Markdown, keep diagrams in Mermaid, add LaTeX math where needed, and include reviewed code or table excerpts.
Keep notebooks, scripts, documents, and source data with the project. Update the slide only after the referenced output has been rerun and reviewed.
Use the version, Git, comment, or suggestion controls available for the file and current client. Resolve material questions before creating a destination copy.
Create the required HTML, PDF, Markdown, LaTeX, PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Microsoft 365 copy. Open the result and verify diagrams, code, equations, links, and private content.
Any static hosting, custom domain, viewer measurement, or destination access control is configured outside GPDoc.
Open the slide composer guide, or review publishing and exports.
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