Turn a supplied story into a browser presentation with local slide navigation, speaker notes and editable JSON. An original, free Skillrove workflow with a fictional six-slide example.
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Turn a supplied story into a browser presentation with local slide navigation, speaker notes and editable JSON. An original, free Skillrove workflow with a fictional six-slide example.
presentation.htmlspeaker-notes.mdThe sample story is fictional. Output is HTML and Markdown; PowerPoint, exported PDF and video are separate deliverables.
Deliverables: a self-contained presentation.html with slide navigation and a speaker-notes.md document. The ZIP includes original SKILL.md instructions, an input reference, a fictional six-slide JSON example, an offline Node.js generator, and an MIT license.
Requirements: Node.js 24 or newer. No dependency install, API key, remote asset or paid provider is required by the generator. Your agent's normal usage charges may apply.
Use it for: a product demo, proposal or short presentation that can be shown in a browser. Wide screens use 16:9 slide panels; narrow screens use a readable stacked layout. Next/Previous, arrow keys, Home/End and speaker-note disclosure work locally.
How to run: from the installed package directory, run node scripts/build-deck.mjs --input examples/deck.json --output ./sample-deck. Open sample-deck/presentation.html and check speaker-notes.md. Use a new output directory for each run; replace all fictional Juniper Desk content before presenting.
Validation: offline generator tested for slide input validation, text escaping, CSP navigation-script integrity and refusal to overwrite an existing directory. Sample navigation and mobile layout inspected in a browser. Agent execution is not certified.
Limits: output is HTML plus Markdown. PowerPoint, exported PDF, video, external media and public share links are separate deliverables. Browser printing is supported, but no exported PDF is included. The generator does not research or verify supplied claims.
Version 1.0.0: original Skillrove release, MIT licensed.
FROM PACKAGE TO FIRST RESULT
Use the fictional six-slide story to create a presentation and speaker notes. Then give it your own audience, facts and narrative.
These steps use a project folder. Open the project in your agent and run terminal commands from its root.
Package folder .agents/skills/presentation-deck-builder
Download and unzip the package into the folder above. Keep all its files together, with SKILL.md directly inside that folder.
Downloads require a verified account. Choose a new folder if this Skill is already installed.
Read SKILL.md, review the generator and check its runtime requirements before running:
cd .agents/skills/presentation-deck-builder
node scripts/build-deck.mjs --input examples/deck.json --output ./sample-deckOpen presentation.html in sample-deck. You should see six slides, working Next/Previous controls, and speaker-notes.md. Use the arrow keys or expand Speaker notes.
The sample story is fictional. Output is HTML and Markdown; PowerPoint, exported PDF and video are separate deliverables.
If sample-deck already exists, change the output to ./sample-deck-2. Existing files are never overwritten.
Use Presentation Deck Builder at .agents/skills/presentation-deck-builder. Read SKILL.md and review scripts/build-deck.mjs. Run examples/deck.json into a new output folder and show me all generated files. Keep fictional sample content clearly labeled.
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The package is free to download with a verified Skillrove account. Your agent subscription, model access and external provider credits are separate.
This release lists Codex, Claude Code, Cursor as intended installation hosts. Check the package’s dependencies and permissions before running it. These labels do not certify that every workflow has been tested in every agent.
The documented 1.0.0 workflow lists: presentation.html; speaker-notes.md. Some files or exports are optional; follow the package’s setup and inspect the delivered result.
The sample story is fictional. Output is HTML and Markdown; PowerPoint, exported PDF and video are separate deliverables.
