What problem does it solve? Creating presentation decks for incident reports, security reviews, and technical debriefs often results in generic pitch-deck styling that clashes with the serious, data-dense nature of the content. This Skill produces a complete 16:9 HTML deck with a strict tactical-telemetry / CRT-terminal aesthetic, so the output reads like a declassified mission packet rather than a sales pitch. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Enforced design system: charcoal substrate, white-phosphor monospace type, a single hazard-red accent, zero border-radius, scanline overlay, and ASCII syntax decoration, with an explicit banned list (no gradients, shadows, emoji, or light-mode slides). - Eleven required slide archetypes: classification cover, briefing strip, numbered objectives, telemetry grid, risk register, timeline, CSS wiring diagram, specimen, hazard-stripe alert, audit log, and closing colophon. - Use Case: After a production outage, ask for a postmortem deck and receive a self-contained HTML file with a telemetry metrics grid, severity-scored risk table, event timeline, and audit log slides ready to open in a browser. ## Quick Start Create a 12-slide incident debrief deck about last night's database outage using the brutalist CRT style.
