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Artifact Organizer Slides

skill-keepyaoung-artifact-organizer-artifact-organizer-slides · by keepYaoung

Generate a self-contained HTML slide deck (SlideDeck + Slides with keyboard nav) from a topic or outline. Use whenever the user asks for "slides", "a deck", "a presentation", a "walkthrough", or a 5+ step recap. Requires the `artifact-organizer` skill to be installed (provides the renderer engine).

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$ agentstack add skill-keepyaoung-artifact-organizer-artifact-organizer-slides

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About

> Step 0 — Preference: Before running any renderer command, perform the theme-preference resolution block from the base artifact-organizer skill (~/.claude/skills/artifact-organizer/SKILL.md, section "Step 0"). It sets $THEME and $RENDERER. If absent, this wrapper falls back to notion + auto.

Artifact Organizer — Slides mode

Forces a artifact-organizer/SlideDeck root (NOT Page) and emits a slide-oriented HTML file via the Artifact Organizer renderer. This skill is a thin wrapper over the artifact-organizer skill: the envelope format and renderer contract live there, this skill adds the slide-specific rules.

When to use

  • User says "slides", "deck", "presentation", "walk me through", "recap as slides".
  • You're about to produce 5+ sequential points that would benefit from pagination.
  • User asks for a kickoff deck, readout, review, demo script, or training material.

Do not use for: single-page docs (use hyperscribe), diff reviews (use hyperscribe-diff), or linear prose.

Rules for slide mode

  1. Root MUST be artifact-organizer/SlideDeck, never artifact-organizer/Page. Slides don't nest inside Page.
  2. SlideDeck.children must be an array of artifact-organizer/Slide objects — nothing else.
  3. Pick aspect: "16:9" (default widescreen) or "4:3" (compact/legacy).
  4. Optional transition: "fade" | "slide" for visual polish (deck mode only).
  5. Optional mode: navigation/interaction style (see table below).
  6. Include a footer with topic + date.

Mode picker

| mode | Interaction | Use when | |---|---|---| | "deck" (default) | Keyboard / button nav, one slide at a time | Tech share-outs, demos, training — viewer controls pacing | | "scroll-snap" | Vertical scroll-snap inside a 100vh container, IntersectionObserver-driven reveal | Mobile-friendly walkthroughs, longer decks where the reader scrolls | | "scroll-jack" | Page-level scroll pinned via position: sticky, slides crossfade with scroll progress (Apple-style) | Impact pieces, product launches, hero storytelling |

Notes:

  • transition is ignored in scroll-snap and scroll-jack modes (the modes own their motion).
  • Both scroll modes respect prefers-reduced-motion and degrade to instant slide swaps.
  • scroll-jack consumes page scroll, so reserve it for full-page decks (one deck per HTML output, no other long content below).
  • Keyboard arrows + button nav still work in scroll modes (they programmatically scroll to the target slide).

Slide layout picker

| Layout | Use when | Props | |---|---|---| | title | Opening/cover slide | title, subtitle | | section | Divider between parts | title, subtitle | | content | Single-topic slide with bullets | title, bullets | | two-col | Comparing two related lists | title, bullets (auto-split in half) | | quote | Featured quote or big statement | quote, subtitle (attribution) | | image | Screenshot or visual | title, image (URL), subtitle (caption) |

Typical deck structure

  1. title — cover
  2. section — "Context" / intro divider
  3. content × 3–5 — each major point
  4. quote or image — emphasis beat
  5. two-col — comparison if relevant
  6. section — "Next steps" divider
  7. content — action items
  8. title — closing / thank you

Aim for 5–12 slides. If the topic is huge, suggest splitting into multiple decks rather than one 40-slider.

Envelope

{
  "a2ui_version": "0.9",
  "catalog": "artifact-organizer/v1",
  "is_task_complete": true,
  "parts": [
    {
      "component": "artifact-organizer/SlideDeck",
      "props": { "aspect": "16:9", "transition": "fade", "footer": "My topic · 2026" },
      "children": [
        { "component": "artifact-organizer/Slide", "props": { "layout": "title", "title": "...", "subtitle": "..." }},
        { "component": "artifact-organizer/Slide", "props": { "layout": "content", "title": "...", "bullets": ["...", "..."] }},
        { "component": "artifact-organizer/Slide", "props": { "layout": "title", "title": "Thanks", "subtitle": "Q&A" }}
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Render + open

Same workflow as the base artifact-organizer skill — resolve the renderer, pipe JSON, write output, open.

# Locate the artifact-organizer renderer (installed via `npx skills add keepYaoung/artifact-organizer` or plugin marketplace).
HS=$(for p in \
  ./.claude/skills/artifact-organizer ~/.claude/skills/artifact-organizer \
  ./.codex/skills/artifact-organizer ~/.codex/skills/artifact-organizer \
  ./.cursor/skills/artifact-organizer ~/.cursor/skills/artifact-organizer \
  ./.opencode/skills/artifact-organizer ~/.opencode/skills/artifact-organizer \
  ~/.claude/plugins/cache/artifact-organizer-marketplace/*/plugins/artifact-organizer
do [ -x "$p/scripts/outprint" ] && { echo "$p/scripts/outprint"; break; }; done)

if [ -z "$HS" ]; then
  echo "artifact-organizer renderer not found. Install with: npx skills add keepYaoung/artifact-organizer" >&2
  exit 1
fi

mkdir -p ~/.artifact-organizer/out
OUT=~/.artifact-organizer/out/slides-$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S).html
cat 
EOF
open "$OUT"    # macOS; use xdg-open on Linux

Interaction in output

  • deck mode (default): users navigate with arrow keys / space / Home / End, or click the bottom nav buttons.
  • scroll-snap mode: users scroll vertically inside the deck — each slide snaps into place. Buttons/keys still jump between slides.
  • scroll-jack mode: users scroll the page — slides crossfade as they scroll. The deck pins to the viewport while it owns the scroll.

Mention the relevant interaction when reporting the path.

Avoid

  • Putting too much text on a single slide — if bullets exceed 5–6 items, split into multiple slides.
  • Using Slide inside a Page (fails schema validation).
  • Copying the user's document verbatim — distill the essence.
  • Nesting markdown inside Slide props — bullets is string[], plain text only.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.