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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>".
AlemTuzlak/skills · ★ 39 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill AlemTuzlak/skills
# 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 — gett