keynote-slides

You can generate brand-ready HTML slide decks by using a template-driven workflow that applies brand tokens and Gemini-generated visuals to create single-file Keynote-style presentations. The process integrates a Narrative Engine framework and a five-agent review loop to ensure narrative consistency.

The Narrative Engine framework is a storytelling structure system integrated into the slide generation workflow. It provides 17 proven storytelling structures and uses a five-agent review panel to guide framework selection and perform quality checks for your pitches, briefs, and thought leadership content.

Yes, you need a Gemini API key to generate slide visuals. After bootstrapping a deck locally and previewing it in your browser via the built-in server, you navigate to the generator panel and press Generate, which triggers the Gemini nano banana media generation for on-brand visuals.

Yes, you can use local bash and Python scripts to bootstrap a new presentation. Running the new-deck script with parameters for the deck name, entity, and title creates the initial single-file HTML deck structure, which you can then preview locally using the serve-decks script.

The approach produces standalone single-file HTML decks that do not require a server to view. However, a built-in local server script is provided as an optional preview tool so you can review the presentation and access the visual generator panel in your browser before finalizing.

The best way to ensure branding consistency is using a system that applies centralized brand tokens across themed layouts. This skill automates brand token management during deck bootstrapping and updates, pairing it with a five-agent review loop to verify that all slides meet brand standards.