slides

To generate a presentation deck from code, you place your slide components and a manifest file in the workspace and run the build process. This organizes and renders production-grade 16:9 slides programmatically.

Yes, you can import PPTX files into code-generated slides using a 1:1 import workflow. This process converts PowerPoint files into fidelity-preserving, code-based slide components within your deck.

Manifest-driven deck rendering uses a single manifest file as the source of truth for slide ordering, titles, descriptions, and speaker notes. It ensures consistent 16:9 visuals across your presentation deck.

Code-driven slide decks support React workflows to assemble and edit presentation components programmatically. You organize slide files and a manifest to deploy production-ready decks for pitches or classroom materials.

Automated deck validation requires strict adherence to a YAML frontmatter schema on SKILL.md files, mandating specific name and description fields. The manifest schema also strictly governs slide file paths, titles, and speaker notes.

You manage scripts, references, and media assets by placing them in optional extensible artifact directories within the workspace. This supports data, media, and tooling alongside your code-based slide components and manifest.