/current-slide

/current-slide is what makes deictic prompts work. "This page", "this heading", "the slide I'm on" — the skill teaches the agent how to resolve them to a concrete slide id, page index, and (when set) the JSX element you've picked in the inspector.

How it works

The dev server writes the user's current view to node_modules/.open-slide/current.json on every navigation and selection change:

• slideId / pageIndex — the deck folder name and the active page.
• pagePath — the source file of that page.
• selection — line/column, tag name, and a text snippet of the JSX node picked in the inspector (null when nothing is picked).

The skill reads that file before asking which slide?

When it fires

You don't usually invoke it directly. /slide-authoring cross-references it, so any "fix this" prompt routes through it automatically.

It collapses the most common round-trip in agent-driven editing:

You: make this title smaller
Agent: which title?
You: the one on slide 3

With /current-slide, the agent already knows. See /apply-comments for how this folds into the broader inspector loop.