Skills

A skill is a markdown file the agent reads on demand. open-slide ships four; your agent invokes them by typing /<skill-name> in chat.

/create-slide

Drafts a deck end-to-end. Walks the agent through:

1. Scoping — topic & aesthetic, page count, text density, motion vs. static.
2. Theme lookup — if a theme is referenced, reads themes/<id>.md first.
3. ID & structure — picks a kebab-case id, plans the page list.
4. Authoring — writes slides/<id>/index.tsx page by page.

Use it for any new deck. From a one-line prompt to a polished outline in a single skill call.

/slide-authoring

The technical reference for everything inside slides/<id>/. The agent reads it before writing — file contract, the 1920×1080 canvas, type scale, palette, layout vocabulary, the self-review checklist, and the anti-pattern list. create-slide defers to it for the how.

You don't usually invoke slide-authoring directly. Other skills do.

/apply-comments

Scans for @slide-comment markers, edits the surrounding code to satisfy each comment, removes the marker. See Apply comments.

/create-theme

Extracts a theme from an existing deck (or a brief). Writes themes/<id>.md with the palette, type stack, layout vocabulary, and voice notes that future /create-slide calls can reference.

Use it once your decks start sharing a visual language — turn the implicit recipe into a file the agent can read.