Transform ideas into stunning HTML presentations.
32 beautiful templates. 4 built-in themes. One command away.
An Agent Skill that transforms your ideas into pixel-perfect HTML presentations. No PowerPoint. No Google Slides. Just describe your topic, pick a template, and get a self-contained HTML deck.
Works in two modes: Workflow A offers 32 hand-crafted templates for polished decks. Workflow B delivers instant self-contained output using built-in CSS themes — zero template selection needed.
32 professionally-designed HTML templates. Best for polished, visually distinctive presentations.
4 self-contained CSS themes. Fast, minimal output for quick focused decks.
Pick based on occasion and mood. The skill shows you 3 candidates with live title-slide previews.
Self-contained single-file output. No template selection needed.
You want a visually distinctive deck. You have time to compare 3 templates. You need animated transitions, custom fonts, and a specific mood.
You need a quick deck. You know which theme you want. You want a single self-contained HTML file with zero external dependencies.
Tell the skill what you want to present — product launch, tech talk, research findings, team review.
The skill shows 3 candidates with live title-slide previews. Choose the one that fits your vibe.
The skill builds the full deck. Add, remove, or reorder slides to match your content outline.
Get a self-contained index.html. Open in any browser — keyboard, click, or swipe to navigate.
~/slides/<deck-name>/index.html~/slides/<deck-name>/previews/You can specify any output directory: "save it to ~/my-decks" or "output to /tmp/slides"
"Create a presentation about our Q3 product roadmap for a team review"
"Make a cyberpunk presentation on AI agent architectures"
npx skills add yugasun/slides-skills
Requires Claude Code. After install, just start a conversation and describe what you want to present.
Or just tell Claude Code what you want:
Install the slides skill https://github.com/yugasun/slides-skills
Stop wrestling with slide software. Start creating presentations that actually look like you gave a damn.