Start with whatever
is in your head.
Type it or paste it. A keynote idea, a rough outline, a rant. Raw beats polished, the Studio pulls the rest from what you have already built.
Nothing gets generated over your name. Every quote, number, and framework in the deck traces back to something you said or shipped.
Your quote book
already said this.
Six matches from a quote book at 284 and growing, across your twelve categories. Keep what belongs, dismiss the rest, click any wording to tweak it. Kept quotes feed the quote slide and the breaks.
The point becomes
a picture.
One anonymous figure, golden hour, a physical situation that is the idea. Four candidates per teachable point. Pick the one that lands.
Eleven slides,
typeset and ready.
Your quotes and images in the Scaling.com slots, both grounds. Click any text to fix it in place. Drag to reorder, flip a ground, swap a slot, leave a note.
Straight into
Google Slides.
A native, editable Google Slides deck in Scaling.com colors and type, with your speaker notes, saved to a BlakeOS Decks folder in your Drive.
The deck is in your Drive.
Open it, present it, or share the link from Slides.
The evidence
behind the point.
Studies from the same research shelf BlakeOS reads, matched to what you wrote. Add the ones that carry the point. Each lands on a slide with its citation.
The IP this
keynote teaches.
Your frameworks, matched to the talk. Add one and it lands as a teachable slide with its steps on it.
Proof, from the
people who did it.
Member wins from the scaler wins channel, matched to the talk. Adding a win to your deck clears it for stage, and you can put a photo of the member right next to it.
Every win.
Who, and what.
Every win the strategists post in the wins channel, from the same shelf BlakeOS reads. The member, their company and their strategist up top, the lines that land in bold.
Ideas and notes,
ready to build.
Your notebooks from BlakeOS, the same entries. Send any one straight into a brain dump.
Every deck,
one shelf.
Every deck you save stays open for editing. When something new comes across, a Plaud capture, a fresh quote, an idea in the truck, add it to the deck it belongs to instead of starting over.
Every deck you save in the Studio lands here and in the BlakeOS Library. Open one to keep building where you left off.
Add a photo of them?
It sits next to the win on the slide, and it stays with the win for next time.
Every image,
one library.
Everything the Studio has generated for you and everything you have uploaded, in one place. Delete what you never want to see again. Reuse anything: wherever you add a photo, this library is the first thing offered.
This library fills itself too. Every generation lands here automatically, every upload joins it, and deleting here never touches a deck that already shipped. Add a photo on any slide and choose from this shelf instead of starting from scratch.
The quote book,
on its own shelf.
The same quote book BlakeOS reads, live. Filter by topic, by who said it, or search.
This shelf stays alive. Every line Blake adds to the book shows up here and in quote match on its own, and anything kept here is one tap away on any quote slide.
The frameworks.
This is the IP.
Every framework, named and stepped, from the same shared store BlakeOS reads. The one-liner and the steps are the slide-ready parts; use one and it lands in the deck ready to teach.
Member IP, one shelf. Live from the shared store and one tap from any deck. Anything marked synthesized is a draft framework, not canonical Blake and Ben material, until it is claimed.
The evidence.
Every claim, sourced.
Scaling.com’s own research and the papers BlakeOS finds, from the same shelf BlakeOS reads. Use one and it lands on a slide with its citation on it. The finding is BlakeOS’s reading of the abstract, so put it in your words before you present it.
Ours or theirs, always labelled. Scaling.com research is marked as ours; everything else names the paper, the authors and the year, with a link back to the source.
Every slot,
plus your own.
The eleven Scaling.com layouts, typeset and ready to drop into any deck. See one you like out in the wild? Describe it or upload it, and the Studio rebuilds it in your brand as a saved template.
Templates, not cages. Adding a layout drops a fresh, editable slide into the deck. Custom layouts save as templates you can reuse or delete.
One brain.
Drop things in.
The same shared memory BlakeOS runs on: every keynote, Zoom, Plaud capture, deck, and the quote book, connected and searchable by meaning. Anything dropped here files itself to the right shelf.
Plaud or Zoom transcribes it and the best lines surface as quote candidates, the stories as deck material.
Files to the quote book, shows up in quote match and on the Quotes shelf.
From the wins Slack channel to the Wins shelf, with the strategist, the client, and the date.
Lands on the Decks shelf on its own, like Scaling Yourself did.
Joins the image library, tagged with where it has been used.
Held with context, resurfaced when he starts the deck it belongs to.
The full story lives at /blake-brain. His rules decide what gets handled, what gets filed, and what actually needs him.