AI Office brings writing, a calculating sheet and presentations into one saved project, in a ribbon interface that reads like real Office rather than a blank canvas. Generate a long document outlined and written chapter by chapter, a whole deck — storyline, layouts chosen for each slide’s content, charts and speaker notes — or a working workbook with inputs, formulas, totals and a summary, then keep editing with the ribbon or the chat bar. Both download as real PowerPoint and Excel files. Figures you did not give are never presented as fact: a document or deck leaves them as [figure], a workbook colours example values amber.
Document, sheet and slides live together in one workspace, each with its own ribbon — a Word-like page, an Excel-like grid with formulas, and a PowerPoint-like deck — because a launch brief often turns into a plan and then a deck.
A deck is composed by rules after the model writes it: layouts fit the content, text fits the slide, no three slides look alike in a row. A workbook is compiled from named columns into real formulas and evaluated by the grid’s own engine before you see it. Numbers that did not come from you are labelled, not passed off.
Say what you want changed and it happens on the surface you have open — the same operations the ribbon itself produces, so every AI edit is one Undo away rather than a proposal waiting for a separate Apply click.
Changes are stored to the project through the same authenticated project API as the rest of SXX. The status shown is the actual save state, not a decorative cloud icon.
“Turn a product-launch note into an internal brief, a simple launch budget and a six-slide pitch.”
A ten-slide deck with a chart drawn from the budget sheet, a budget workbook with formulas and totals, and both downloadable as .pptx and .xlsx.
NOTEThese describe what the generator produces for a brief of that shape. Output varies by run — the specification is planned each time, not retrieved from a template.
One account covers every SXX product. Your projects are saved as you work and reopen exactly where you left them.