Leave the slides to the PR president.
An AI that "answers" is nothing new anymore. What makes Jenko different is that she turns the answer into slides, sheets and reports and brings them to you. And in the summer of 2026, she picked up one more weapon: a "second brain" that remembers every meeting, every email and every recording.
"Answer", "Research", "Make": what's the difference?
Ask all three the same "Tell me about X", and what comes back is completely different.
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๐ฌ Answers on the spot
- Answers whatever you ask, right away
- You can dig deeper in the conversation
- What you get: "text"
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๐ Summarizes with sources
- Scans the web and answers with citations
- You can see where each fact came from
- What you get: "an answer and its sources"
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๐ Turns it into a deliverable
- Researches, then finishes it as slides, sheets or documents
- Handles the colors, diagrams and structure too
- What you get: "something you can take straight into the meeting"
"Research it, summarize it, turn it into a deck." Humans no longer have to do that last step. That is Jenko's real job.
A quick manga preview
"So what actually makes Jenko different?" Not a big reader? Start with the manga for the rough idea.
Jenko's toolbox: Super Agent
Her banner reads "AI Super Agent". One request, and she does the work of several people.
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"Ask, and a deliverable comes back." Every feature lines up behind that one idea. Colors, diagrams and structure all arrive already finished, which is why the Academy calls her the "PR president".
Ask for "next quarter's sales strategy in 10 slides" and a deck with structure, diagrams and colors comes back. The most-loved feature at the Academy.
Hand over a table and say "total it by region and chart it". Formulas and charts, all in plain language.
Cleans up proposals, reports and minutes. Reads the context and rewrites for you.
Reads multiple sources and produces a research report with comparison tables. From research straight through to the finished document.
Actually places phone calls to make reservations and inquiries. Available in Japan and the US.
The PR president who remembers: SecondBrain
With "AI Workspace 6.0" on July 21, 2026, Jenko gained SecondBrain, an unlimited cloud memory.
Ordinary chat AIs forget. Jenko doesn't.
Emails, calendars, meeting records, the documents she made. Everything that passes through Jenko piles up here, and later you can ask "What happened with the discount in last week's meeting with X?" and she answers from the record.
Ordinary chat AIs forget when the conversation ends. Jenko doesn't. So your second and third requests keep getting shorter. "Continue that one, as slides" is enough for this PR president.
A recorder in your pocket: SecondBrain Note
SecondBrain got its "ears" with Genspark's first in-house hardware, SecondBrain Note: an AI voice recorder the size of a credit card.
Card-sized AI voice recorder
Snap it to the back of your phone with MagSafe and hold the button for two seconds. Four mics and a bone-conduction sensor mean it can record phone calls too. No need to take notes during the meeting. The summary arrives on your way home, and the next morning "Turn yesterday's decisions into slides" gives you the deck.
Transcription up to 300 minutes a month. Plenty for a first try.
Unlimited transcription. The more meetings you have, the more you get out of it.
The PR president who works: Genspark Claw
Introduced in March 2026 with "AI Workspace 3.0", Genspark's first "AI employee". She doesn't just make documents. She actually gets her hands dirty.
Give Jenko her own cloud PC
Claw gives Jenko a dedicated cloud PC and lets her operate outside services on it. She opens the browser, fills in forms, downloads files and sorts them. A desktop version followed in April.
From "making the document" to "delivering it where it needs to go". The finish line of the job moved one step further out.
She lives at Oyakata-sama's house too: Microsoft 365 integration
On April 29, 2026, Genspark announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft. AI Slides / Sheets / Docs became native plug-ins for Microsoft 365.
Call Jenko without leaving your usual Office
Slides built on your existing template, plus research and AI editing. In your company's format from the start.
Ask your data questions in plain language and get analysis, charts and insights.
Smart editing that understands the document's context.
Not "shadow AI" but a governed agent your company can roll out. For enterprise use, this is the big one.
Especially for people buried in decks and meetings
Jenko shines in jobs with a lot of "materials to show" and "things to remember".
Sales
If you build proposals and quotes from scratch every time. Record the meeting with Note and the follow-up deck is a straight line away.
Planning & PR
If "materials that look good" are your job. If you lose evenings to colors and diagrams, you can have that time back.
General affairs & HR
Briefing decks, internal notices, policy revisions. For departments with lots of routine but time-consuming documents.
Managers with too many meetings
If you can't hold five meetings a day in your head. SecondBrain remembers for you.
Things to watch out for
Even a reliable PR president has quirks. Just these four before you start.
๐ช Credit use is hard to predict
One landing page can cost 600 to 1,200 credits, and usage varies a lot by task. Free gives you 200 credits a day, so heavy jobs stop midway.
๐ธ Serious use means Pro at $249.99/month
Pricey even among agent tools. The sensible path is to try Plus ($24.99/month) first and see if it fits your work.
๐ Always get consent before recording
Note is handy, but recording without permission causes trouble. Make "I'll be recording this" a habit at the start of every meeting.
๐ง Fine-tuning is her weak spot
The output is polished, but pinpoint edits don't always get through. Leave the last touch to a human.
The ultimate combo: Note โ SecondBrain โ PowerPoint
From leaving the meeting room to a finished proposal, all a human does is "ask" and "check".
Note records, Jenko remembers and makes, Oyakata-sama's house finishes.
The four weapons from Chapters 3 to 6 aren't separate features. Chained together, they become one path where a meeting recording turns into a proposal in your company's format by the next morning. The PR president's real strength is that this path is now connected end to end.
Record: SecondBrain Note
Record the meeting with Note. Transcription and summary are automatic. It all goes into SecondBrain, ready to be pulled up as "the X deal".
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Remember, then make
Ask for "a proposal deck based on yesterday's meeting". From SecondBrain's memory she builds slides with structure, diagrams and colors in place.
Microsoft 365Oyakata-sama's house
Finish: PowerPoint
With the Microsoft 365 plug-in, do the final polish in PowerPoint in your company template. Then straight into the meeting.
Turn "research, summarize, make the deck" into "ask, then check".
The last step of building materials, and the memory of every meeting. Let go of just those two, and your working hours visibly change. Leave the slides to the PR president. And she remembers everything.