deck

Creates terminal slide presentations from scratch using the deck CLI format. Triggers: "create a deck presentation", "make me a slide deck", "write slides about", "build a presentation on", "spawn deck creator", "make a deck about". <example> Context: User wants a presentation created user: "Create a deck presentation about Kubernetes networking" assistant: "I'll use the deck-creator agent to draft the full slide deck for you." <commentary> User wants a new presentation. deck-creator drafts the full .md file and writes it to disk, keeping presentation work isolated from the main conversation context. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User provides a topic and some context user: "Make me a 15-slide deck about our incident response process for the team all-hands" assistant: "I'll spawn the deck-creator agent to draft that presentation." <commentary> User gives topic, audience, and length. deck-creator drafts outline first, gets approval, then writes the full slide file. </commentary> </example>

Reviews and improves existing deck presentation files. Triggers: "improve my slides", "edit my deck", "refine this presentation", "add progressive reveal to my deck", "clean up my slides", "review my deck file", "tighten my presentation", "add speaker notes to my deck". <example> Context: User has a draft deck file they want improved user: "Can you review and improve my slides.md? It feels too dense." assistant: "I'll use the deck-editor agent to review and improve your presentation." <commentary> User has an existing file. deck-editor reads it, applies improvements, and writes back — keeping the editing work isolated. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants specific improvements user: "Add progressive reveal to my architecture.md deck and add speaker notes" assistant: "I'll spawn the deck-editor agent to add those improvements." <commentary> User has specific edits in mind. deck-editor reads the file and applies the requested changes following deck skill conventions. </commentary> </example>

This skill should be used when creating, editing, or improving terminal slide presentations in the deck CLI format. It applies when a user says "create a presentation", "make me a slide deck", "write a deck about X", "add progressive reveal to my slides", "add speaker notes", "fix my deck", "make slides", "column layout", or asks about deck frontmatter or comment directives. Provides the complete deck .md format specification, all comment directives (pause, column layout, speaker notes), frontmatter options, presentation structure guidance, and an opinionated workflow for drafting slides from brief to finished file.