slidewright

An agent skill for building stunning, zero-dependency HTML presentations — with a built-in review loop.

slidewright teaches a coding agent (Claude Code, and other skill-aware agents) to generate animation-rich 16:9 HTML decks from scratch or from a .pptx, guide a non-designer through visual style discovery, and hand back a single self-contained .html file that runs anywhere. Every generated deck ships with two review affordances baked in:

• Inline editing — press E, click any text, edit in place, save.
• Comment / annotate mode — press C, click any element or select text, leave a note; export all notes as one structured Markdown bundle you paste straight back to your agent. A self-contained reference implementation lives in comment-mode.html — open it in a browser to see it work.

What's inside

Install

Drop the folder into your agent's skills directory:

git clone https://github.com/<you>/slidewright.git ~/.claude/skills/slidewright

Then invoke it in a skill-aware agent (e.g. /slidewright in Claude Code), or just ask the agent to "build me a presentation" and it will load the skill on its own.

Credits

This project stands on two excellent MIT-licensed projects, and would not exist without them:

• Slide skill & template library — zarazhangrui/beautiful-html-templates by Zara Zhang Rui. The original "HTML slide templates any coding agent can pick from" concept and the bold template pack derive from this work.
• Comment / annotate review loop — kunchenguid/lavish-axi by Kun Chen. The point-at-an-element / select-text / send-feedback-to-the-agent pattern is adapted from Lavish Editor.

See NOTICE for the full attribution and upstream license notices.

License

MIT — same as both upstream projects.