Presentation

What It Does

Generates a polished, interactive slide deck as one HTML file. Present from the browser with arrow keys, go fullscreen for a clean room, use swipe on a tablet, follow progress with a bar or dot nav, jump sections with scroll-style layouts where supported, and print to PDF when someone inevitably asks for a “static copy.”

No PowerPoint or Google Slides round-tripping—version control friendly, diffable as text if you strip assets, and trivial to host on any static file server.

Slide Types

Title Slide — session title, owner, date

Stat Cards — KPIs with short deltas

Before / After — problem vs. proposed state

Pipeline / Flow — stages or system diagram

Data Table — dense numbers, still legible

Feature Grid — capabilities in a matrix

Quote Gallery — customer or exec quotes

Content Cards — themed bullets per card

Timeline — milestones and owners

Two-Column Wrap-Up — decision + next steps

Big Statement — one line, high impact

Narrative — story arc across a few bullets

Pick what the room needs

The skill doesn’t force every slide type into every deck—it sequences slide types to match your narrative (e.g., Title → Stat Cards → Before/After → Timeline → Wrap-Up) so the file reads like a deliberate story, not a template dump.

Example Prompts

Create a presentation about our Q1 results

Build a deck for the board meeting

Turn this PRD into slides

Make a proposal deck for [initiative]

How It Works

Clarify topic, goal, and audience

Aligns on whether you’re informing, deciding, or selling—so tone, density, and slide count match the room.

Research when sources exist

Pulls from GitHub issues, internal docs, or data summaries you point at, so slides reflect current reality rather than placeholder lorem ipsum.

Propose an outline

Offers a slide-by-slide plan for a quick yes/no or tweak cycle before generating the full deck—cheap to change at outline stage.

Generate from the component library

Assembles the approved outline into HTML slides with shared CSS/JS patterns for navigation, fullscreen, and print.

Emit a single file

Saves one self-contained HTML document you can open locally, commit to the repo, or upload anywhere static files go.