miro-presentation

Generate nested 16:9 slide frames and HTML-formatted content in Miro boards via miroctl or MCP.

Updated Apr 16, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/sih3rron/skills --skill miro-presentation
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Skill: miro-presentation
Source: https://github.com/sih3rron/skills/tree/main/miro-presentation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sih3rron/skills --skill miro-presentation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Programmatic creation of presentation-style slide decks in Miro is manual, error-prone, and inconsistent; this Skill provides precise layout rules, coordinate guidance, and templates so teams can reliably generate multi-slide presentations as nested frames and content items via CLI or MCP tools.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Precise slide templates: Eight reusable layout patterns (title, statement, sticky-note workshops, cards, two-column case study, feature overview, and two-card comparisons) with exact frame-relative coordinates, sizes, colors, and typography.
  • Automation guidance: Step-by-step examples for creating a parent container frame, stacking ratio_16x9 slide frames, and adding text, shapes, sticky notes, and images using miroctl or Miro MCP, including coordinate conversion formulas and common pitfalls.
  • Design system fidelity: Brand color values, RoobertPRO font usage and fallbacks, and recommended HD sizing (1920×1080) to ensure consistent visual output across programmatic presentations.
  • Use case: Generate a workshop deck with a yellow title slide, discussion sticky-note slide, and three purple challenge cards automatically from a script or CI task.

Quick Start

Create a new 5-slide Miro presentation by creating a parent frame, then add ratio_16x9 slide frames and populate them using the provided layout templates with miroctl or MCP.

Frequently Asked Questions about miro-presentation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a 16:9 presentation deck in Miro programmatically?

To create a 16:9 presentation deck in Miro programmatically, generate a parent container frame and stack ratio_16x9 slide frames inside it using miroctl or Miro MCP. This Skill provides exact layout templates and coordinate formulas to automate multi-slide creation and content placement.

Can I use miroctl to automate slide layout templates and content placement?

Yes, you can use miroctl to automate slide layout templates and content placement. The Skill provides step-by-step examples for creating nested frames, applying predefined 16:9 layouts, and adding text, shapes, sticky notes, and images via CLI commands.

What slide layouts are available for automated Miro presentation generation?

Available slide layouts for automated Miro presentation generation include eight reusable templates: title, statement, sticky-note workshops, cards, two-column case study, feature overview, and two-card comparisons. Each pattern specifies exact frame-relative coordinates, sizes, colors, and typography.

Does this Miro MCP workflow support HTML formatted text and shapes?

Yes, this Miro MCP workflow supports HTML-formatted text and shape creation. The Skill defines specific layout rules and automation guidance for placing HTML-formatted content within nested 16:9 frames using miroctl or Miro MCP calls.

What are common pitfalls when stacking ratio_16x9 frames in Miro?

Common pitfalls when stacking ratio_16x9 frames in Miro include incorrect frame-relative coordinate placement and size conversion errors. This Skill provides precise coordinate guidance, 1920×1080 HD sizing rules, and layout templates to avoid these manual layout inconsistencies.

Do I need a design system to keep automated Miro slides visually consistent?

You do not need an external design system to keep automated Miro slides visually consistent. This Skill includes built-in design system fidelity with brand color values, RoobertPRO font usage and fallbacks, and recommended HD sizing for consistent visual output across programmatic presentations.