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# deck-factory

**One line of intent → a presentation-grade dark/paper editorial HTML deck.**

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**▶ Watch the full films:** [Hook · 30s](https://github.com/kimsh-1/deck-factory/releases/download/showcase-v1/01-hook-30s.mp4) · [Making-of · 40s](https://github.com/kimsh-1/deck-factory/releases/download/showcase-v1/02-making.mp4) · [Usage · 30s](https://github.com/kimsh-1/deck-factory/releases/download/showcase-v1/03-usage-30s.mp4)

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## What is this?

You know the pain: it's midnight before the review, and you're still nudging text boxes, fighting gray cards, and shrinking fonts nobody in the back row will read. **deck-factory** replaces that grind with a design system. Give it one sentence about what you want to say, and it builds the front-of-house — an editorial deck with giant numbers, four-corner chrome, hairline structure, and zero amateur boxes. Dark remains the keynote default; report, document, and print-oriented briefs switch to a paper-light profile.

The verified deliverable today: **12 premium slides + 3 motion-graphics films**, all built from this design system. The full generation pipeline (below) is the roadmap that automates it end to end.

## Quick start

```bash # 1. Add the plugin marketplace /plugin marketplace add kimsh-1/deck-factory

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