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Use when the user wants to create presentation slides, a slide deck, a technical talk, or a conference talk for a topic or library — built on Slidev. Interviews the user, deep-researches and code-grounds the topic FIRST, applies presentation-craft best practices, generates a Slid
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Use when the user wants to create presentation slides, a slide deck, a technical talk, or a conference talk for a topic or library — built on Slidev. Interviews the user, deep-researches and code-grounds the topic FIRST, applies presentation-craft best practices, generates a Slidev deck, self-verifies it in a headless browser, and ends with the dev server running and the deck open in the browser with zero manual steps. Triggers on "make a presentation", "make slides", "build a deck", "presentation about X", "technical talk", "conference talk", "slidev deck", "build slides for X", "present <library>".
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presentation — technical slide decks that don't suck
A director layer on top of Slidev. This skill owns the what (researched,
grounded content) and the how-well (presentation craft). It delegates
Slidev syntax mechanics to the official slidev skill — it depends on that
skill and never duplicates its syntax reference.
You are not "filling a template." You are interviewing a speaker, researching their topic until you actually understand it, and engineering a deck that an audience will follow and remember.
When to use
- The user wants to build/create a presentation, slide deck, or talk.
- "Make slides / a deck / a presentation about X", "technical talk", "conference talk", "build slides for ", "present ".
- Revising/extending an existing Slidev deck (revision mode).
When to skip
- The user only wants raw Slidev syntax help → use the
slidevskill directly. - A one-off non-deck answer (a definition, a snippet) → just answer.
Dependency: the official slidev skill
This skill produces Slidev markup but does not carry Slidev's syntax
reference. Before generating any slides.md:
- Ensure the official skill is available. If not, install it:
npx skills add slidevjs/slidev - For any syntax question (layouts, magic-move, click animations,
components, export flags), consult the
slidevskill / its reference files, orhttps://sli.dev/llms.txtas a fallback. Do not hand-roll syntax you can look up — getting it wrong breaks rendering.
references/slidev-cheatsheet.md carries only the generator gotchas and the
delegation pointers — the things that bite an automated author. It is not a
syntax copy.
Non-negotiables (read before working)
These are what the user is paying for. Do not skip them because a deck "looks fine."
- Research + ground BEFORE the interview. The moment you have a topic, run
Gate 1 (
references/research-grounding.md). Never build slides from model memory. - Build from the brief, not from memory. Every factual claim on a slide traces to the research/grounding brief.
- Flag weak claims; don't assert them. If something is commonly repeated but poorly supported, skip it or caveat it. Never present a myth as fact.
- Assertion-evidence + lean text. Slide titles are complete-sentence claims;
the body is visual evidence, not a bullet dump. Keep on-slide text to a glance —
aim ≤ ~20 words of body per slide; full sentences and detail belong in the
speaker notes, not on the slide. (
references/presentation-craft.md"Text budget") - One idea per slide; ~1–2 min/slide. Split rather than cram.
- Fill the canvas. Every slide uses all available space with balanced
proportions — never top-anchor content above a dead band, and never float a
small element in a big empty region. Center/distribute the content group and
size visuals to fill their region; distribute whitespace, don't dump it.
(
references/presentation-craft.md; concrete Slidev recipe inreferences/slidev-cheatsheet.md) - Code discipline. ≤5–7 lines visible at once, large, progressive reveal,
dim irrelevant lines; prefer a diagram over a wall of code.
(
references/technical-craft.md) - Generate every legitimately generatable asset (code images, diagrams,
charts). Placeholder only the un-generatable (real photos, product
screenshots, demo videos) with a specific swap instruction. Never fabricate
evidence — no fake screenshots, invented data, or hotlinked images.
(
references/assets.md) - Storyboard approval before writing slides (Gate 2).
- Self-verify before handing over (Gate 3,
references/verification.md). - Finish live, zero manual steps. End with the dev server running in the
background and the deck open at
http://localhost:3030. The user never runs a command.
Workflow
Step 0 Detect topic (and whether it's a specific library/tool)
Gate 1 Research & Ground → references/research-grounding.md (BEFORE interview)
Step 2 Interview → references/interview.md (adaptive, one Q at a time)
Step 3 Deeper ground → only if internals/architecture-focused or long-form
Gate 2 Storyboard approval → per-slide plan; user approves before any slides.md
Step 5 Scaffold + theme → pnpm create slidev; visual theme selection in browser
Step 6 Generate slides.md → craft refs + slidev skill + assets.md; respect gotchas
Gate 3 Self-verify loop → references/verification.md (screenshot → fix → repeat)
Step 8 Finish live → bg dev server + open browser; then offer export
Step 0 — Detect
Identify the topic. Decide whether it is also a specific library/tool (repo path / GitHub URL / package name / docs URL / names a concrete library / user is in a code repo) — this turns on Gate 1 Track B in addition to Track A.
Gate 1 — Research & Ground (FIRST, before talking)
Load references/research-grounding.md. Run Track A (topic research, always)
and, when applicable, Track B (code grounding). Light pass now (enough for a
smart interview); deeper pass later if the talk warrants. Produce the
research + grounding brief.
Step 2 — Interview
Load references/interview.md. Ask the canonical questions adaptively, one at a
time, skipping anything the brief already answers.
Step 3 — Deeper grounding (conditional)
If the chosen areas are internals/architecture-focused or the talk is long-form, deepen the brief at the per-area depth the user set.
Gate 2 — Storyboard approval
Present a per-slide storyboard: assertion title · content/asset · layout ·
speaker-note intent · place in the narrative arc · running time budget vs stated
duration. Get approval/edits before writing any slides.md.
Step 5 — Scaffold + visual theme selection
Scaffold the Slidev project at the user's output location. Select a theme
visually in the browser — show 2–4 themes matching brand/tone (gallery
previews or a quick render); user picks. Then apply brand colors/fonts/logo. See
the branding-mode routing in references/interview.md.
Step 6 — Generate slides.md
Apply the craft layer (presentation-craft.md + technical-craft.md). Consult
the slidev skill for all syntax. Produce/insert assets per
references/assets.md. Respect the gotchas in references/slidev-cheatsheet.md.
Gate 3 — Self-verify loop
Load references/verification.md. Screenshot every slide in a headless browser,
detect overflow / clipped code / contrast / empty / overstuffed, fix, re-check
until clean.
Step 8 — Finish live
Leave the dev server running in the background and open the deck in the browser. Then offer the export targets the user chose (PDF/PPTX/SPA).
Revision mode
Pointed at an existing Slidev project, skip scaffolding and extend / restyle / tighten using the same craft layer + self-verify loop.
Reference files
| File | Load when |
|---|---|
references/research-grounding.md | Gate 1 — researching + grounding the topic |
references/interview.md | Step 2 — running the interview; branding routing; slide-count math |
references/presentation-craft.md | Step 6 — general craft rules + myth-flags |
references/technical-craft.md | Step 6 — code/diagrams/demos/audience for technical talks |
references/slidev-cheatsheet.md | Steps 5–6 — generator gotchas + delegation to the slidev skill |
references/assets.md | Step 6 — generating assets + placeholder convention |
references/verification.md | Gate 3 — self-verify checks + auto-fix loop |
Asset helper
assets/render-asset.mjs renders standalone code (Shiki) and diagram (Mermaid)
PNGs into a deck's public/. Usage in references/assets.md. Install once with
npm --prefix <skill>/assets install and npx playwright install chromium.
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name: presentation description: Use when the user wants to create presentation slides, a slide deck, a technical talk, or a conference talk for a topic or library — built on Slidev. Interviews the user, deep-researches and code-grounds the topic FIRST, applies presentation-craft best practices, generates a Slidev deck, self-verifies it in a headless browser, and ends with the dev server running and the deck open in the browser with zero manual steps. Triggers on "make a presentation", "make slides", "build a deck", "presentation about X", "technical talk", "conference talk", "slidev deck", "build slides for X", "present <library>".
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name: presentation
description: Use when the user wants to create presentation slides, a slide deck, a technical talk, or a conference talk for a topic or library — built on Slidev. Interviews the user, deep-researches and code-grounds the topic FIRST, applies presentation-craft best practices, generates a Slidev deck, self-verifies it in a headless browser, and ends with the dev server running and the deck open in the browser with zero manual steps. Triggers on "make a presentation", "make slides", "build a deck", "presentation about X", "technical talk", "conference talk", "slidev deck", "build slides for X", "present <library>".
---
# presentation — technical slide decks that don't suck
A **director** layer on top of Slidev. This skill owns the **what** (researched,
grounded content) and the **how-well** (presentation craft). It **delegates
Slidev syntax mechanics** to the official `slidev` skill — it depends on that
skill and never duplicates its syntax reference.
You are not "filling a template." You are interviewing a speaker, researching
their topic until you actually understand it, and engineering a deck that an
audience will follow and remember.
## When to use
- The user wants to build/create a presentation, slide deck, or talk.
- "Make slides / a deck / a presentation about X", "technical talk", "conference
talk", "build slides for <library>", "present <topic>".
- Revising/extending an existing Slidev deck (revision mode).
## When to skip
- The user only wants raw Slidev *syntax* help → use the `slidev` skill directly.
- A one-off non-deck answer (a definition, a snippet) → just answer.
## Dependency: the official `slidev` skill
This skill produces Slidev markup but does **not** carry Slidev's syntax
reference. Before generating any `slides.md`:
1. Ensure the official skill is available. If not, install it:
`npx skills add slidevjs/slidev`
2. For **any** syntax question (layouts, magic-move, click animations,
components, export flags), consult the `slidev` skill / its reference files,
or `https://sli.dev/llms.txt` as a fallback. Do not hand-roll syntax you can
look up — getting it wrong breaks rendering.
`references/slidev-cheatsheet.md` carries only the **generator gotchas** and the
delegation pointers — the things that bite an automated author. It is not a
syntax copy.
## Non-negotiables (read before working)
These are what the user is paying for. Do not skip them because a deck "looks
fine."
1. **Research + ground BEFORE the interview.** The moment you have a topic, run
Gate 1 (`references/research-grounding.md`). Never build slides from model
memory.
2. **Build from the brief, not from memory.** Every factual claim on a slide
traces to the research/grounding brief.
3. **Flag weak claims; don't assert them.** If something is commonly repeated
but poorly supported, skip it or caveat it. Never present a myth as fact.
4. **Assertion-evidence + lean text.** Slide titles are complete-sentence claims;
the body is visual evidence, not a bullet dump. Keep on-slide text to a glance —
aim ≤ ~20 words of body per slide; full sentences and detail belong in the
speaker notes, not on the slide. (`references/presentation-craft.md` "Text
budget")
5. **One idea per slide; ~1–2 min/slide.** Split rather than cram.
6. **Fill the canvas.** Every slide uses all available space with balanced
proportions — never top-anchor content above a dead band, and never float a
small element in a big empty region. Center/distribute the content group and
size visuals to fill their region; distribute whitespace, don't dump it.
(`references/presentation-craft.md`; concrete Slidev recipe in
`references/slidev-cheatsheet.md`)
7. **Code discipline.** ≤5–7 lines visible at once, large, progressive reveal,
dim irrelevant lines; prefer a diagram over a wall of code.
(`references/technical-craft.md`)
8. **Generate every legitimately generatable asset** (code images, diagrams,
charts). **Placeholder only the un-generatable** (real photos, product
screenshots, demo videos) with a specific swap instruction. **Never fabricate
evidence** — no fake screenshots, invented data, or hotlinked images.
(`references/assets.md`)
9. **Storyboard approval before writing slides** (Gate 2).
10. **Self-verify before handing over** (Gate 3, `references/verification.md`).
11. **Finish live, zero manual steps.** End with the dev server running in the
background and the deck open at `http://localhost:3030`. The user never runs
a command.
## Workflow
```
Step 0 Detect topic (and whether it's a specific library/tool)
Gate 1 Research & Ground → references/research-grounding.md (BEFORE interview)
Step 2 Interview → references/interview.md (adaptive, one Q at a time)
Step 3 Deeper ground → only if internals/architecture-focused or long-form
Gate 2 Storyboard approval → per-slide plan; user approves before any slides.md
Step 5 Scaffold + theme → pnpm create slidev; visual theme selection in browser
Step 6 Generate slides.md → craft refs + slidev skill + assets.md; respect gotchas
Gate 3 Self-verify loop → references/verification.md (screenshot → fix → repeat)
Step 8 Finish live → bg dev server + open browser; then offer export
```
### Step 0 — Detect
Identify the topic. Decide whether it is *also* a specific library/tool (repo
path / GitHub URL / package name / docs URL / names a concrete library / user is
in a code repo) — this turns on Gate 1 Track B in addition to Track A.
### Gate 1 — Research & Ground (FIRST, before talking)
Load `references/research-grounding.md`. Run **Track A (topic research, always)**
and, when applicable, **Track B (code grounding)**. Light pass now (enough for a
smart interview); deeper pass later if the talk warrants. Produce the
**research + grounding brief**.
### Step 2 — Interview
Load `references/interview.md`. Ask the canonical questions adaptively, one at a
time, skipping anything the brief already answers.
### Step 3 — Deeper grounding (conditional)
If the chosen areas are internals/architecture-focused or the talk is long-form,
deepen the brief at the per-area depth the user set.
### Gate 2 — Storyboard approval
Present a per-slide storyboard: assertion title · content/asset · layout ·
speaker-note intent · place in the narrative arc · running time budget vs stated
duration. Get approval/edits before writing any `slides.md`.
### Step 5 — Scaffold + visual theme selection
Scaffold the Slidev project at the user's output location. Select a theme
**visually in the browser** — show 2–4 themes matching brand/tone (gallery
previews or a quick render); user picks. Then apply brand colors/fonts/logo. See
the branding-mode routing in `references/interview.md`.
### Step 6 — Generate `slides.md`
Apply the craft layer (`presentation-craft.md` + `technical-craft.md`). Consult
the `slidev` skill for all syntax. Produce/insert assets per
`references/assets.md`. Respect the gotchas in `references/slidev-cheatsheet.md`.
### Gate 3 — Self-verify loop
Load `references/verification.md`. Screenshot every slide in a headless browser,
detect overflow / clipped code / contrast / empty / overstuffed, fix, re-check
until clean.
### Step 8 — Finish live
Leave the dev server running in the background and open the deck in the browser.
Then offer the export targets the user chose (PDF/PPTX/SPA).
### Revision mode
Pointed at an existing Slidev project, skip scaffolding and
extend / restyle / tighten using the same craft layer + self-verify loop.
## Reference files
| File | Load when |
|------|-----------|
| `references/research-grounding.md` | Gate 1 — researching + grounding the topic |
| `references/interview.md` | Step 2 — running the interview; branding routing; slide-count math |
| `references/presentation-craft.md` | Step 6 — general craft rules + myth-flags |
| `references/technical-craft.md` | Step 6 — code/diagrams/demos/audience for technical talks |
| `references/slidev-cheatsheet.md` | Steps 5–6 — generator gotchas + delegation to the `slidev` skill |
| `references/assets.md` | Step 6 — generating assets + placeholder convention |
| `references/verification.md` | Gate 3 — self-verify checks + auto-fix loop |
## Asset helper
`assets/render-asset.mjs` renders standalone code (Shiki) and diagram (Mermaid)
PNGs into a deck's `public/`. Usage in `references/assets.md`. Install once with
`npm --prefix <skill>/assets install` and `npx playwright install chromium`.
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- Source repository
- AlemTuzlak/skills
- License
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- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last GitHub push
- Aug 19, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 1, 2026
- Instruction path
- skills/presentation/SKILL.md
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- The skill depends on the official `slidev` skill and requires downloading it via `npx skills add slidevjs/slidev`. This introduces an external dependency that may change or become unavailable, though it is by design.
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.
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- Permission surface needs review: shell or command execution, filesystem or document access
- GitHub adoption: 39 GitHub stars
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