Use Slaide in ChatGPT, Claude or Grok

What can I do with Slaide from an AI assistant?

Your assistant works in your own Slaide account: it can find and read your documents, create and change them, and export files, and everything it makes lands in your normal Slaide library.

• Find and read: search your library by title and read a document, including speaker notes and spreadsheet cells.
• Create: build a presentation, document or spreadsheet from a brief, notes, source links you give it or, in ChatGPT, files you attach. Slaide designs it and applies your brand if you saved one.
• Change: update an existing document. Every change is saved as a version you can undo in Slaide.
• Export: an editable PowerPoint, PDF, Word, Excel or image file, as a private download link.

How do I connect Slaide to my assistant?

Add Slaide to your assistant as a custom connector with the server address, then approve the connection on Slaide.

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   Step 1: Copy the server address

   The address is https://app.slaide.de/api/mcp. You can also copy it from Slaide for AI assistants.

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   Step 2: Add it in your assistant

   Use the entry for your assistant in the table below and paste the address.

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   Step 3: Approve it in Slaide

   Your assistant opens Slaide. Sign in or create a free account, check the permissions and click Connect. You land back in your assistant.

What do I see when I approve the connection?

A consent page headed Connect ChatGPT to Slaide (with the name of your assistant) shows the account you are signed in as and exactly what you allow.

• Find and read your documents.
• Create and edit documents and spreadsheets: every change can be undone, and your Slaide plan applies.
• Export as PowerPoint, PDF, Word or Excel.

What can I ask, and how does it work?

Ask in plain words and name Slaide; the assistant starts a job in your account and tells you how it goes.

• Building takes a few minutes. The assistant starts the job and reports progress; some assistants show a card with the pages as they appear and an Open in Slaide link.
• Attach files: in ChatGPT you can attach up to 3 files (PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images, text or CSV) and ask for a document based on them. Old formats (.doc, .xls, .ppt) are not read, so save them as .docx, .xlsx or .pptx first. In Claude and Grok, paste the text into your request.
• Change an existing deck: say what should change and what must stay. The assistant reads the document first, and you can restore the earlier state in Slaide, see Edit your document and undo changes.
• Get a file: ask for “the PowerPoint”. You receive a private download link that works for 15 minutes.

What does it cost, and what are the limits?

Nothing extra: work started from an assistant runs on your Slaide plan with the same limits as in Slaide, and there is no separate account or price.

What does the assistant receive, and how do I disconnect it?

The assistant receives only what it asks for and you approved, and you can disconnect it at any time.

• What it receives: title, format, page count and last change of your documents, the text, speaker notes and spreadsheet cells of a document it reads, job status and private download links. Never your email address, payment data, plan or credit balance, or other people's documents.
• What its provider does with it: the provider of your assistant, for example OpenAI, Anthropic or xAI, processes it under its own terms, also in the USA. Once an assistant has read a document, its content is part of your conversation with that provider, so let it read only documents you want to entrust to it.
• On Slaide's side: the usual rules apply, see Privacy and data protection in Slaide and the privacy policy (as of October 2026).
• Disconnect: in Slaide open Settings, Account, AI assistants and click Disconnect next to the assistant. Access stops at once, download links already issued stop working, and your documents stay as they are. You can also remove the connection in the assistant itself.

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