scaffold-presentationlisted

Scaffold a new slide deck in the user's central presentations repo (~/dev/personal/presentations), sourcing content from the current code repo, the current conversation, or material in the Obsidian vault, and matching or creating a brand theme. Works from any directory. Use when the user says "make a presentation about X", "scaffold a deck", "turn this into slides", "lag en presentasjon om X", "create a talk from this repo/conversation", or wants to present something they have been working on.
magnusrodseth/dotfiles · ★ 2 · Code & Development · score 65

Install: claude install-skill magnusrodseth/dotfiles

# Scaffold Presentation Create a new presentation in the central presentations repo. All decks live in **one** repo: ``` PRES="$HOME/dev/personal/presentations" ``` This skill is a thin orchestrator. The repo's `AGENTS.md` and project skills own narrative, layout, components, themes, and deployment. Gather the source material, then follow them. ## Workflow ### 1. Read the repo's instructions first Read `$PRES/AGENTS.md` before anything else. It defines the route scaffold, the `presentations.ts` manifest, available themes, slide variants, and key rules (bun not npm, lucide-react not emojis, "Magnus Rødseth" with ø, Norwegian content by default, no scrolling within slides). Then read `$PRES/.agents/skills/presentation-craft/SKILL.md` before outlining or coding. Follow its brief, evidence, composition, and revision workflow, including for requests to go straight to a first draft. Read it explicitly when invoked from another repo; do not rely on automatic skill discovery. Other project skills live under `$PRES/.agents/skills/`: - `presentation-theming`: full workflow for adding a new token-driven theme - `brand-designer`: deriving a brand identity from scratch - `<company>-brand-guidelines` (capra, reitan, multiconsult, eden-stack, wispr-flow, ...): existing brand systems - `deploy-presentation`: shipping to Vercel ### 2. Gather content (pick the source the user implies) **From the current code repo** (e.g. "make a deck about this project"): - Read README, docs/, archit