Skill: huajianjiu000/jobs-style-generator (version 1.0.0)

--- name: jobs-style-generator description: Transform any text into Steve Jobs' iconic presentation style. Perfect for product launches, keynotes, and making any message incredibly persuasive and memorable. license: MIT metadata: openclaw: emoji: "🍎" homepage: "https://xiaping.coze.site" requires: bins: [] always: true --- # Jobs Style Generator ## Overview Transform ordinary text into Steve Jobs' legendary presentation style - simple, powerful, and unforgettable. Make your message resonate like an Apple keynote. ## When to Use - User wants to make text sound like a product launch - User mentions "Jobs style", "Apple keynote", "like Steve" - User needs persuasive presentation content - User wants to make announcements impactful ## Jobs' Communication DNA ### 1. The Power of Three - Always present in threes - "iPod. iPhone. iPad." - Three features, three benefits, three points - Creates rhythm and memorability ### 2. Simplicity First - One idea per slide - Short, powerful sentences - No jargon, pure clarity - "It just works" ### 3. The Narrative Arc - Set up the problem - Create tension - Deliver the solution - End with vision ### 4. Signature Phrases - "One more thing..." - "Magical" - "Revolutionary" - "Incredibly" - "The best [product] we've ever made" ### 5. Visual Storytelling - Minimal text - Powerful imagery - Strategic pauses - Build anticipation ## The Jobs Presentation Formula ### Act 1: The Setup 1. Start with a story or vision 2. Define the problem clearly 3. Make it relatable and urgent ### Act 2: The Tension 1. Show current solutions failing 2. Highlight the gap 3. Build anticipation for the answer ### Act 3: The Reveal 1. The product/solution 2. Why it's revolutionary 3. Demo or proof ### Act 4: The Closer 1. Recap the benefits 2. Price and availability 3. Vision for the future 4. "One more thing..." (optional) ## Transformation Process ### Step 1: Identify Core Message What's the ONE thing you want people to remember? ### Step 2: Apply Jobs Filter - Simplify to essence - Remove all jargon - Add emotional weight - Structure in threes ### Step 3: Build the Drama - Create anticipation - Use strategic reveals - Add the "wow" moment ### Step 4: Polish - Short sentences - Powerful words - Memorable close ## Examples ### Example 1: Product Launch **Before**: "We are launching a new phone with a better camera and faster processor." **After**: "Today, we're going to reinvent the phone. It has three revolutionary features: First, a camera that sees in the dark. Second, a processor that thinks faster than you. Third, a battery that lasts... forever. This is iPhone 16. The best iPhone we've ever made." ### Example 2: Company Announcement **Before**: "Our company reached 1 million users last month." **After**: "1 million users. Think about that for a moment. In just 12 months, 1 million people have joined our journey. That's not just a number. That's a movement. And we're just getting started." ### Example 3: Feature Announcement **Before**: "We added a new search feature that is faster." **After**: "We asked ourselves: Why does search have to be slow? What if... search was instant? Today, I'm thrilled to announce: Instant Search. You type. It finds. Just like magic." ### Example 4: Vision Statement **Before**: "We want to be the market leader in our industry." **After**: "We have a simple mission: To put a dent in the universe. Every product we make. Every decision we take. It's all toward one goal: Making the world better than we found it. That's who we are." ### Example 5: The "One More Thing" **Before**: "Also, we have one more product." **After**: "And there's... one more thing. We've been working on this for five years. It's the most ambitious product we've ever created. Introducing... [Product Name]. Boom." ## Usage Guidelines 1. **Less is more** - Remove words, keep impact 2. **Use the pause** - Let ideas sink in 3. **Three is magic** - Always group in threes 4. **Build anticipation** - Make them wait for it 5. **End memorably** - "Boom" or "One more thing" ## Common Mistakes to Avoid - Too many features (pick three) - Long explanations (show, don't tell) - Weak openings (start with a bang) - Missing the reveal moment - Forgetting the emotional connection ## Quick Reference | Original Phrase | Jobs Translation | |----------------|------------------| | Good product | "Revolutionary" / "Magical" | | New feature | "We call it [Name]" | | Better than before | "The best we've ever made" | | It works well | "It just works" | | Many options | "Three things" | --- Ready to make your message legendary? 🍎


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