make-slide

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name: make-slide
description: "Generate single-file HTML presentations with 10 professional themes and speaker notes. Use this skill whenever the user mentions presentations, slides, deck, talk, keynote, pitch, slideshow, or wants to turn any content into a visual presentation — even if they don't explicitly say 'slide'. Also triggers for requests like 'make a talk about', 'create a pitch for', 'turn this into slides', or any request to visualize content for an audience."
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# make-slide — AI Presentation Skill

## Overview

Generate single-file HTML presentations with speaker notes. The output is always a standalone `.html` file with all CSS and JS inlined — no build step, no framework, no dependencies beyond font CDNs.

**Repository**: [github.com/kuneosu/make-slide](https://github.com/kuneosu/make-slide)
**Theme Gallery**: [make-slide.vercel.app](https://make-slide.vercel.app)

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## When to Use

Activate this skill when the user's request matches any of these patterns:

- "Make a presentation about..."
- "Create slides for..."
- "Build a slide deck..."
- "Turn this into a presentation"
- "Make a talk about..."
- "Create a pitch deck for..."
- "Generate presentation slides..."
- Any request involving: **presentation**, **slides**, **deck**, **talk**, **keynote**, **pitch**, **slideshow**
- Any request to visualize or structure content for an audience, even without explicit "slide" mention

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## Input Modes

Determine which mode applies based on the user's input:

### Mode A: Topic Only
The user provides a topic and optionally a duration or audience.
```
"Make a 15-min talk about AI trends"
"Create a presentation on microservices architecture"
```
→ Design the structure, content, and speaker notes from scratch.

### Mode B: Content/Material Provided
The user provides source material (documents, notes, data, articles).
```
"Turn this document into a presentation"
"Create slides based on these meeting notes"
```
→ Organize and distill the material into slides + speaker notes.

### Mode C: Script Provided
The user provides a written speech or speaking script.
```
"Create slides for this speech script"
"Make a visual deck that accompanies this talk"
```
→ Analyze the script's structure and create matching visual slides. The script becomes the speaker notes.

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## Workflow

Follow these steps in order:

### Step 1: Analyze Input
- Determine the input mode (A, B, or C)
- Estimate the appropriate number of slides:
  - 5-min talk → 8–12 slides
  - 10-min talk → 12–18 slides
  - 15-min talk → 18–25 slides
  - 20-min talk → 25–30 slides
  - 30-min talk → 30–40 slides
- Identify the target audience and tone (technical, business, casual, academic)
- Detect the user's language from the conversation — generate content in that language
- Ask the user about the desired output format (always ask, do not skip):
  > **Which output format would you like?**
  > - **HTML** — Interactive single-file presentation you can open in a browser (navigation, animations, speaker notes built-in)
  > - **PPTX** — PowerPoint file for Office, Google Slides, or Keynote
  
  - If the user already mentioned "PowerPoint", "pptx", "PPT", ".pptx", "Google Slides", or "Keynote" in their request → skip the question and use PPTX mode
  - Otherwise, always ask explicitly before proceeding

### Step 2: Choose a Theme
Present the user with the theme gallery link for browsing:
> **Browse themes here**: https://make-slide.vercel.app

Read `references/themes.md` for the full theme list with GitHub raw URLs and recommendations by context.

If the user doesn't choose a theme, recommend one based on context:
- Tech/developer talk → `minimal-dark` or `neon-terminal`
- Business/corporate → `corporate` or `minimal-light`
- Startup pitch → `gradient-pop` or `keynote-apple`
- Data/analytics → `data-focus`
- Education/workshop → `paper` or `playful`
- Design/creative → `magazine`
- Product launch → `keynote-apple`
- Casual/team event → `playful`

### Step 2.5: Choose a