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From a Notion doc to a presentation

A quarterly update, a product spec, a pitch — if it lives in a doc and a spreadsheet, the agent can turn it into the video version of the presentation you’d have built by hand.

  • The doc — a Notion page (via your agent’s Notion MCP), a markdown file, anything readable.
  • The numbers — a CSV, a spreadsheet export, or an API the agent can query.
  • A connected agent.

Turn this Notion doc and metrics.csv into a 60-second quarterly update — one scene per section, the growth numbers as animated charts, voice-over reading the summary.

The agent reads the doc through whatever it’s connected to — this is the MCP composition story in practice — and maps its structure: headings become scenes, the summary becomes the narration script. The dataset goes through Mixture’s data-driven layers: growth curves animate, the quarter’s key number gets the accent-color reveal, leaderboards build row by row. Brand styling comes from your project or website.

When the doc or the numbers change next quarter, the same ask regenerates the presentation against the new source.

It’s scenes, charts, and text layers all the way down — reorder sections on the timeline, restyle a chart in the panel, or re-record one narration line. The data bindings stay live, so correcting a row in the dataset corrects the chart.