presentation-skill

To convert a Markdown outline into an HTML slide deck, this skill normalizes your source file using YAML front matter and slides split by triple dashes into a single, browser-ready HTML file. It outputs the deck directly beside your source input without requiring external build steps.

A self-contained HTML presentation is a single, portable file generated from Markdown that plays back in any browser without client-specific runtime dependencies. This approach lets you iterate quickly on slide content while guaranteeing reproducible output that preserves code fences and speaker notes.

Yes, you can preserve code fences and speaker notes when generating slides.html because the conversion process strictly enforces slide splitting and formatting directives. It maintains your original slide order and all content blocks while writing the HTML output to the same folder.

No, you do not need any external dependencies to build portable slide decks from Markdown. The generation process creates a standalone HTML file that does not depend on client-specific APIs or follow-up builds, ensuring complete portability across different environments.

The best way to normalize a presentation brief into the v1 authoring format is to apply the required input contract to your Markdown source. This process enforces YAML front matter and triple-dash slide splitting, preparing the text for automated conversion into a portable HTML deck.