How to make a client presentation with Codex
Short version: point Codex at the free kit (the CLI, the IDE extension or the cloud all work), and it rebuilds whatever you already have as an interactive presentation.
The kit and every template in it are public on GitHub. You can build without an account.
Ready-made presentation templates in the kit
Open any template below as a live presentation and use it as it is, or ask Codex to adapt one to your business.
Service proposal — Swiss mono 
SaaS product pitch 
Service menu configurator 
Quarterly business review 
Event invitation 
New-client welcome pack Every template above is in the free kit on GitHub. Clone it and open them locally, or browse all 24 templates.
From an old presentation to a finished one in four steps
01
Get the free kit
Clone the public repo. The kit includes plain-markdown instructions, examples and validation, so Codex knows the format from the first prompt.
02
Give Codex your material
Point Codex at your old deck, PDF or website and say what you sell. It rebuilds the content as an interactive presentation and marks the parts that change per client.
03
Check the local preview
Preview with mock client data, then ask for changes such as “shorter intro, bigger price slide, add a package picker”. Each revision is one more prompt.
04
Publish and send
The kit connects a free Naimi account and publishes the template. Each client gets a personalized link; you see opens and view time and get a notification when a link is opened.
How to send the presentation to the client
Codex helps you make the presentation. Sending it is harder: a client can’t open localhost, and “export it somehow” is how presentations become PDFs again. That second half is what Naimi is for.
with Codex alone
- A great presentation, but as files on your machine
- Sharing means zipping folders or screenshotting slides
- One version for everyone, or a copy you edit by hand for each client
- After you send it, you can’t see if the client opened it, as with any attachment
published through Naimi for free
- A real link: app.naimi.ai/your-client
- You fill in the name, prices and terms for each client
- You see opens, view time and repeat visits, and get notified when the client opens the link
- Edits go live on links you already sent; client answers are saved to their client card
what it costs
Codex is included in ChatGPT plans, and the open-source CLI also runs on an API key. Either way, Naimi charges nothing for AI: credits are only for Studio in the browser, and none are spent when your own agent builds.
Questions about Codex and Naimi
Can Codex actually design a presentation worth sending?
Yes. The output is a web page, which is the kind of work Codex does well. The kit constrains it to proven layouts, brand tokens and per-client fields, so the first pass already looks well thought-out, and you refine it from there.
Which Codex should I use: CLI, IDE extension or cloud?
Any of them. The kit is a plain folder of files, so the CLI, the IDE extension and cloud tasks all handle it. For the tightest loop we like the CLI next to the local preview, but that’s a matter of taste.
Do I need Naimi at all to use the templates?
No. The kit is free, public and standalone: build and preview locally as long as you like. You need Naimi when you want to send the presentation to a client. With a free account, you publish it as a link, personalize it for each client and see opens and view time.
What does this cost on the OpenAI side?
Codex is included in ChatGPT plans, and the open-source CLI runs on an API key if you prefer usage-based. Building a presentation is a bounded, one-time job. Naimi’s own AI fee on this path is zero; the Studio’s prepaid credits are the only metered thing in the product, and they are optional.
What about other agents or local models?
They work too. The kit is plain files plus markdown instructions, so Windsurf, Aider, open-source models and any other agent that can read a folder and edit files can build a presentation.
The kit works with any agent that can read a folder. The same how-to is also available for Claude Code and Cursor.
Codex can already build presentations.
With Naimi the finished presentation goes to the client as a personal link, and you see every open.
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