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Oct 30, 2026

Dan MartellHOST
1:19
So in the software world, the equivalent is clickable prototypes.
Dan MartellHOST
1:22
And I use Keynote, or you can use PowerPoint.
Dan MartellHOST
1:26
Gosh forbid you have a Windows machine, just upgrade, do yourself a favor.
Dan MartellHOST
1:30
I know, okay, no more judgment.
Dan MartellHOST
4:48
And what you do is once they sign up, if you have no product, just say hey, we're still early, we're releasing people little bit by little, your credit card wasn't charged even though again you accept the credit card, you can use different tools for that like stripe and say when we're ready we're gonna let you know but that is true validation.
Dan MartellHOST
5:03
So real quick I'm gonna walk you through three of my top ways and I kinda stack them almost in this order.
Dan MartellHOST
5:09
The first one is creating a clickable prototype using Keynote or you can even use Balsamiq's a great tool.
Dan MartellHOST
5:15
The second one is doing pre-sales to customers using the early adopter program, which is EAP, it's just saying, look, let's co-create this together because you're involved and you're giving us feedback, we're giving it to you at a discount.
Tyler StalmanHOST
41:55
correction.
Tyler StalmanHOST
41:56
No, MCP being added to Keynote, not Final Cut Pro.
Tyler StalmanHOST
42:00
That's right.
DavidHOST
42:01
Okay.
Tyler StalmanHOST
44:34
It's always been a big reason people choose Creative Cloud and now Creator Studio is doing it as well.
Tyler StalmanHOST
44:40
So it's fantastic.
Tyler StalmanHOST
44:42
And before we completely move on from the MCP of Keynote, I just want to give it a little more attention because it's great.
Tyler StalmanHOST
44:46
I had started using Keynote for some of my projects.
Stephen RoblesHOST
17:32
So I think that is going to be interesting, cool to play with.
Stephen RoblesHOST
17:36
The Apple Intelligence features in Keynote up until now have been pretty bad.
Stephen RoblesHOST
17:39
Like there has been a paste an outline into Keynote and it will generate a bunch of slides.
Stephen RoblesHOST
17:45
If you have tried that even now with Creator Studio, it is bad.
Stephen RoblesHOST
17:48
Like it makes bad slides.
Stephen RoblesHOST
17:50
They're not formatted well.
Stephen RoblesHOST
17:51
So I'm curious if this is improved.
Stephen RoblesHOST
17:53
And then like Jason was saying, that MCP support, there's a Keynote interchange format feature.
Michael DyryndaHOST
11:18
So I've gone and had it put through.
Michael DyryndaHOST
11:20
I actually had Claude driving Keynote using AppleScript or whatever it was using under the hood.
Michael DyryndaHOST
11:27
Because I got the initial design from Lemonade and then I spent like three or four hours with it a week ago.
Michael DyryndaHOST
11:35
and just said, like, let's put the slides together.
James WhiteHOST
29:41
Why will you not scroll with me? What? Oh, I hate that.
James WhiteHOST
29:47
A new version of Keynote is available.
James WhiteHOST
29:49
Yeah, the one you have to pay for.
James WhiteHOST
29:52
Go away.
Ken RayHOST
11:38
Past that, there are said to be lots of updates and improvements for every app in the suite.
Ken RayHOST
11:43
That includes Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Final Cut Pro, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote.
Ken RayHOST
11:50
Tuesday's announced updates will roll out sometime in November.
Ken RayHOST
11:55
Full versions of each app are available for purchase, or you can pay as you go.
DariusHOST
0:18
Apple announced on Tuesday that keynote, pages, and numbers will support the Model Context Protocol on macOS 27, letting outside AI agents read documents, make edits, and run automated actions directly inside the apps.
DariusHOST
0:32
The update, part of Apple Creator Studio, also adds a beta AI assistant built on Apple models and OpenAI.
DariusHOST
0:40
It designs and animates slides in Keynote, drafts and restructures text in Pages, and calculates, charts, and organizes data in Numbers.
DariusHOST
0:49
Keynote also gets a new open file format, .KEYX, a JSON-based bundle Apple says is meant to be read by other tools and AI agents.
DariusHOST
0:59
The Assistant arrives in November in beta for Creator Studio subscribers at $12.99 a month or $1.29 a year on Apple intelligence devices running iOS 27, iPadOS 27, or Mac OS 27 in US English only.
DariusHOST
1:15
For agencies, it means the Claude or ChatGPT agent you already use could soon build client decks and fill report spreadsheets without any copy and paste.
Bruno GuglielminettiHOST
0:25
According to Apple, the iMac is up to five times faster for certain AI tasks, and both devices now feature Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6.
Bruno GuglielminettiHOST
0:35
Apple is now adding a new AI Assistant to its Pages, Keynote and Numbers applications.
Bruno GuglielminettiHOST
0:40
Built on advanced models from both Apple and OpenAI, it will be able to write and reorganize text, design presentations and analyze complex data to generate detailed tables and charts.
Bruno GuglielminettiHOST
0:51
Another new feature is that these apps now allow external AI agents to interact with them.
Michael LibbieHOST
8:55
An iPad mini upgrade includes water resistance and a bigger screen.
Michael LibbieHOST
9:01
Oh, and by the way, there's an AI assistant coming to Pages, Keynote, and Numbers.
Michael LibbieHOST
9:07
So that all means new stuff for you.
Michael LibbieHOST
9:12
And that's a wrap of the business news headlines for today.
Webb BixbyPANELIST
14:12
Okay.
Webb BixbyPANELIST
14:14
Webb? And this may be off the topic and we can defer my question, but is everybody using the Apple Creator Suite? Because I've tried using Pages and Numbers and Keynote, and they're fine.
Webb BixbyPANELIST
14:34
Don't get me wrong.
Webb BixbyPANELIST
14:35
They're fine.
Marty JenciusPANELIST
18:41
They come and they want a Mac.
Marty JenciusPANELIST
18:45
Just what Guy was saying, they're like, I don't understand pages.
Marty JenciusPANELIST
18:48
I don't understand Keynote.
Marty JenciusPANELIST
18:50
It's so different.

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