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Build presentation and lecture decks with the lean-deck React kit — slides written against semantic tokens so any of 17 design languages can be swapped in by id, infographic parts (viz) for explaining instead of decorating, a 1920×1080 layout check, standalone HTML export, and <<
Build presentation and lecture decks with the lean-deck React kit — slides written against semantic tokens so any of 17 design languages can be swapped in by id, infographic parts (viz) for explaining instead of decorating, a 1920×1080 layout check, standalone HTML export, and <<N>> slide cues written back into the talk script. Use for "make a deck from this script", "lecture slides", "switch the deck theme", "export the slides to HTML", "mark slide cues in the script".
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Repository: https://github.com/beyondworks/lean-deck
Slides never name a colour, a shadow or a font. They ask for semantic tokens
(surface.raised, text.soft, accent.marker …) and a theme answers with values.
Change the theme id and the whole deck changes design language; the deck file is never touched.
src/lean-deck/themes.ts 17 themes · Theme type · resolveTheme(id)
src/lean-deck/tokens.ts semantic layer · toSemantic · defineTheme · toCssVars
src/lean-deck/kit.tsx frame and text components · Slide / Deck types · CARD_PAD · MARK
src/lean-deck/viz.tsx infographic parts · spacing scale (GAP · STACK · FS)
src/lean-deck/Viewer.tsx ?deck=&i=&theme=&raw=1 viewer — keys, theme cycling, bare frame
src/lean-deck/<Name>Deck.tsx one deck = one file = one Slide[] array
skill/lean-deck/scripts/ capture.js · export_html.py · insert_markers.py · check_markers.py
Keep private decks (lectures, client work) outside the public repo. Symlink the folder into
src/lean-deck/<key> and list the symlink and its route in .git/info/exclude.
| Token | Meaning |
|---|---|
surface.page | slide background |
surface.raised | an object placed on the surface (card) |
surface.inset | something held inside (quote, prior state, chip) |
surface.badge · surface.well | eyebrow pill · icon well |
text.strong · text.soft · text.mute | three levels of ink |
accent.primary · accent.secondary | the theme's two signal colours |
accent.title · accent.marker · accent.icon | accented title phrase · bullet/caption bars · icon stroke |
status.warn | a problem or a missing thing |
ambient.grid · ambient.orbs | optional background texture |
font.body · font.mono | type families |
defineTheme({ id, name, mood }, tokens) added to THEMES and THEME_ORDER. No component changes.toCssVars(theme) → --ld-* custom properties.npm run check:tokens proves every theme round-trips through the semantic layer.+ CARD_PAD);
the words after a dot or bar start one MARK later. Markers never push text off its line.Base sets word-break: keep-all and line-break: strict. Join a particle to the accented
phrase with U+2060 (WJ) so it never wraps alone: post={`${WJ}입니다.`}| Part | Use it for |
|---|---|
Myth | a belief to test, with a verdict stamp (o x tri q) |
Panel | card with an icon + label header; holds Chip Tile Doc Lines |
Chip | an item held in a card; dim = missing, warn = a problem |
Tile | an object placed in a space |
Arrow · StepRow | transformation · steps with arrows (keep to four) |
Bars | amounts; the last row is highlighted |
Fork | one question, two branches (fixed width 1440) |
Doc | a file mock — filename row + key/value rows |
Stamp · Source | verdict · one source line |
Row | horizontal layout with cols ratios |
Spacing — use only these: GAP 32 between cards · STACK 22 inside a card ·
text FS.label 19 / body 25 / item 29 / key 36. A content block fills roughly half the frame (480–600 px).
A visual used once lives inside its deck file; move it into viz.tsx the second time it is needed.
cue — a phrase that appears in the paragraph where the slide belongs.
It anchors the <<N>> marker later. It does not have to be the paragraph's first sentence.Open /<route>?deck=<key>&i=<n>&raw=1&theme=<id> at 1920×1080 and check each slide:
nothing outside the frame, and no text node whose last line holds a single short word.
| You see | Fix |
|---|---|
| content fills only the top third | add a small visual (lines, tiles, day cells) or set minHeight |
| a card with a large empty bottom | marginTop: 'auto' for the last element, or justifyContent: 'center' |
| a title or chip wraps and leaves one word | shorten the wording first; then widen cols |
| five or more steps squeeze the cards | merge steps down to four |
| an element disappears into the background | use status.warn colour or surface.inset |
| Korean label tracking looks wide | use font.body, not the monospace font |
Headless Chrome is slow against a dev server — build and next start, or check in a live browser tab.
python3 skill/lean-deck/scripts/export_html.py --out ./out --origin http://localhost:3000 \
--deck "demo=demo-deck|Demo deck" # run in the background; it waits for captures
Open /deck?deck=demo&i=0&raw=1 and run capture.js in the page (set PORT to the printed port).
The exporter writes one self-contained HTML file per deck (← → · click · F fullscreen · #N deep link)
and exits when every registered deck has arrived. Printed slide count must equal the deck length.
Scripts keep spoken text under a body heading — ## Script (or ## 본문).
<<N>> sits on its own line right before the sentence where slide N appears.(demo N: what you type → what appears, about N min) sits on its own line where the demo starts
(backticks allowed). (시연 …) is accepted too.python3 skill/lean-deck/scripts/insert_markers.py spec.json # anchors → cues, refuses to run twice
python3 skill/lean-deck/scripts/check_markers.py talk.md 12 # 1..12 in order, demo minutes summed
When the script changes after cues are in, re-check that every cue phrase still appears in its paragraph.
name: lean-deck description: Build presentation and lecture decks with the lean-deck React kit — slides written against semantic tokens so any of 17 design languages can be swapped in by id, infographic parts (viz) for explaining instead of decorating, a 1920×1080 layout check, standalone HTML export, and <<N>> slide cues written back into the talk script. Use for "make a deck from this script", "lecture slides", "switch the deck theme", "export the slides to HTML", "mark slide cues in the script". user-invocable: true argument-hint: "[script.md or topic]" license: MIT
---
name: lean-deck
description: Build presentation and lecture decks with the lean-deck React kit — slides written against semantic tokens so any of 17 design languages can be swapped in by id, infographic parts (viz) for explaining instead of decorating, a 1920×1080 layout check, standalone HTML export, and <<N>> slide cues written back into the talk script. Use for "make a deck from this script", "lecture slides", "switch the deck theme", "export the slides to HTML", "mark slide cues in the script".
user-invocable: true
argument-hint: "[script.md or topic]"
license: MIT
---
# lean-deck — script → deck → HTML → cues
Repository: https://github.com/beyondworks/lean-deck
Slides never name a colour, a shadow or a font. They ask for **semantic tokens**
(`surface.raised`, `text.soft`, `accent.marker` …) and a theme answers with values.
Change the theme id and the whole deck changes design language; the deck file is never touched.
## Files
```
src/lean-deck/themes.ts 17 themes · Theme type · resolveTheme(id)
src/lean-deck/tokens.ts semantic layer · toSemantic · defineTheme · toCssVars
src/lean-deck/kit.tsx frame and text components · Slide / Deck types · CARD_PAD · MARK
src/lean-deck/viz.tsx infographic parts · spacing scale (GAP · STACK · FS)
src/lean-deck/Viewer.tsx ?deck=&i=&theme=&raw=1 viewer — keys, theme cycling, bare frame
src/lean-deck/<Name>Deck.tsx one deck = one file = one Slide[] array
skill/lean-deck/scripts/ capture.js · export_html.py · insert_markers.py · check_markers.py
```
Keep private decks (lectures, client work) **outside** the public repo. Symlink the folder into
`src/lean-deck/<key>` and list the symlink and its route in `.git/info/exclude`.
## Semantic tokens
| Token | Meaning |
|---|---|
| `surface.page` | slide background |
| `surface.raised` | an object placed on the surface (card) |
| `surface.inset` | something held inside (quote, prior state, chip) |
| `surface.badge` · `surface.well` | eyebrow pill · icon well |
| `text.strong` · `text.soft` · `text.mute` | three levels of ink |
| `accent.primary` · `accent.secondary` | the theme's two signal colours |
| `accent.title` · `accent.marker` · `accent.icon` | accented title phrase · bullet/caption bars · icon stroke |
| `status.warn` | a problem or a missing thing |
| `ambient.grid` · `ambient.orbs` | optional background texture |
| `font.body` · `font.mono` | type families |
- A new theme is `defineTheme({ id, name, mood }, tokens)` added to `THEMES` and `THEME_ORDER`. No component changes.
- Non-React surfaces (page shells, HTML wrappers, charts) use `toCssVars(theme)` → `--ld-*` custom properties.
- `npm run check:tokens` proves every theme round-trips through the semantic layer.
## Typesetting rules (enforced by kit.tsx — do not hand-pad slides)
1. **Two lines only.** The badge *border*, the title and every card's left border sit on the alignment line.
Text inside a card, bullet dots, quote bars and caption bars sit on the card text line (`+ CARD_PAD`);
the words after a dot or bar start one `MARK` later. Markers never push text off its line.
2. **Depth means something.** Raised = an object on the surface. Inset = something held. Never use depth for emphasis.
3. **Emphasis is not a border.** Cards on one layer look the same. Distinguish with label colour, weight or wording.
4. **Korean.** `Base` sets `word-break: keep-all` and `line-break: strict`. Join a particle to the accented
phrase with U+2060 (`WJ`) so it never wraps alone: ``post={`${WJ}입니다.`}``
## Viz parts (viz.tsx)
| Part | Use it for |
|---|---|
| `Myth` | a belief to test, with a verdict stamp (`o` `x` `tri` `q`) |
| `Panel` | card with an icon + label header; holds `Chip` `Tile` `Doc` `Lines` |
| `Chip` | an item held in a card; `dim` = missing, `warn` = a problem |
| `Tile` | an object placed in a space |
| `Arrow` · `StepRow` | transformation · steps with arrows (keep to four) |
| `Bars` | amounts; the last row is highlighted |
| `Fork` | one question, two branches (fixed width 1440) |
| `Doc` | a file mock — filename row + key/value rows |
| `Stamp` · `Source` | verdict · one source line |
| `Row` | horizontal layout with `cols` ratios |
Spacing — use only these: `GAP 32` between cards · `STACK 22` inside a card ·
text `FS.label 19 / body 25 / item 29 / key 36`. A content block fills roughly half the frame (480–600 px).
A visual used once lives inside its deck file; move it into viz.tsx the second time it is needed.
## Procedure
1. **Read the whole script** — header, demo table and body. Note where screen demos happen.
2. **Plan slides in speaking order.** One slide = one thing that is hard to say with words alone
(a contrast, a structure, an amount, a flow, a verdict). No fixed "cover → agenda → …" skeleton.
3. **Draw, don't transcribe.** Never put the spoken sentence on screen. Contrast → two panels,
flow → steps, amount → bars, decision → fork, file → document mock.
4. **Give each slide a `cue`** — a phrase that appears in the paragraph where the slide belongs.
It anchors the `<<N>>` marker later. It does not have to be the paragraph's first sentence.
5. **Demos.** Put an explaining slide before a demo when it helps; vary how demos are introduced —
don't repeat the same lead-in paragraph shape more than a couple of times. No slide during the recording itself.
6. **Verify every slide at 1920×1080** — see below. Re-check every slide you change.
7. **Export HTML**, then **write cues into the script**, then **check** them.
## Verify (never skip)
Open `/<route>?deck=<key>&i=<n>&raw=1&theme=<id>` at 1920×1080 and check each slide:
nothing outside the frame, and no text node whose last line holds a single short word.
| You see | Fix |
|---|---|
| content fills only the top third | add a small visual (lines, tiles, day cells) or set `minHeight` |
| a card with a large empty bottom | `marginTop: 'auto'` for the last element, or `justifyContent: 'center'` |
| a title or chip wraps and leaves one word | **shorten the wording first**; then widen `cols` |
| five or more steps squeeze the cards | merge steps down to four |
| an element disappears into the background | use `status.warn` colour or `surface.inset` |
| Korean label tracking looks wide | use `font.body`, not the monospace font |
Headless Chrome is slow against a dev server — build and `next start`, or check in a live browser tab.
## Export HTML
```bash
python3 skill/lean-deck/scripts/export_html.py --out ./out --origin http://localhost:3000 \
--deck "demo=demo-deck|Demo deck" # run in the background; it waits for captures
```
Open `/deck?deck=demo&i=0&raw=1` and run `capture.js` in the page (set `PORT` to the printed port).
The exporter writes one self-contained HTML file per deck (← → · click · F fullscreen · `#N` deep link)
and exits when every registered deck has arrived. **Printed slide count must equal the deck length.**
## Cues in the script
Scripts keep spoken text under a body heading — `## Script` (or `## 본문`).
- `<<N>>` sits on its own line right before the sentence where slide N appears.
- `(demo N: what you type → what appears, about N min)` sits on its own line where the demo starts
(backticks allowed). `(시연 …)` is accepted too.
```bash
python3 skill/lean-deck/scripts/insert_markers.py spec.json # anchors → cues, refuses to run twice
python3 skill/lean-deck/scripts/check_markers.py talk.md 12 # 1..12 in order, demo minutes summed
```
When the script changes after cues are in, re-check that every cue phrase still appears in its paragraph.
## Writing principles for talk decks
- The slide explains what the speaker says; it is not a caption track.
- Balance first: spacing, margins and layout weight matter more than adding content.
- Zero overflow. When something does not fit, cut words before shrinking type.
- A deck is a function of the theme: never hardcode a value that has a token.
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"failed",
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"blocked_by_risk",
"setup_required"
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"task": "Use lean-deck in an agent workflow",
"agent": "codex",
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"workspace": "sandbox",
"time_to_useful_ms": 120000,
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"api": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/skills/beyondworks-lean-deck",
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"receipt": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/receipt?task=Use%20lean-deck%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&agent=codex&max_risk=medium&format=text",
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"manifest": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/registry/manifest/beyondworks-lean-deck"
}
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