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workshop-slideslisted

Generates a complete, self-contained HTML slide deck for workshops and presentations. Fully brandable: accent color, background, fonts, and watermark logo are all configurable. Defaults to the BigIn design system (dark slate + orange, Google Sans). Use this skill whenever the user wants to create workshop slides, build a presentation, make a slide deck, or generate slides for a training session or talk — even if they only provide a topic and no content. Triggers on phrases like "create slides for X", "make a workshop deck", "build a presentation about X", "generate slide deck for X", "workshop slides", "presentation slides". Also trigger proactively when a user is preparing a workshop, training session, or talk and mentions wanting to present something, even if they don't say "slides" explicitly.
tammai/tammai-tools · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 60
Install: claude install-skill tammai/tammai-tools
# Workshop Slide Generator Generates a polished, fully self-contained HTML slide deck using the BigIn design system. Output is a single `.html` file the user opens directly in any browser — no server needed. ## What every generated deck ships with These come from the template — you get them for free, and should mention them when handing the deck over: | Feature | Detail | |---|---| | Fixed 16:9 stage | Slides are authored against a fixed **1280×720** canvas that scales to fit any viewport, so a deck looks identical on a laptop, a projector, and a phone | | Dark / light mode | Toggle button (top right) or press **T**; the choice persists in `localStorage` under `workshop-deck-theme`. Light mode reverses the slate scale and keeps the accent color | | Fullscreen | Toggle button (top right) or press **F** | | Keyboard nav | **← → ↑ ↓ Space PageUp PageDown** | | Touch | Horizontal swipe on phones and tablets | | Print / PDF | An `@media print` block lays the deck out one slide per page at 16:9 | Because slides are a fixed 720 px tall and clipped (not scrollable), **content that overruns is silently cut off**. Keep slides sparse; split rather than shrink. ## Exporting to PDF Two routes — mention the second when the user wants a file to send round: 1. **Cmd-P / Ctrl-P** in the browser. Zero dependencies, uses the template's `@media print` rules. Fine for a quick copy. 2. **The `slides-to-pdf` skill** (in this same plugin). Higher fidelity, one page per slide, a PDF bookmark