Skill Deck
Generate slide deck presentations from briefs, use when you need slides, pitch decks...
Install
npx skills add nyldn/claude-octopus --skill skill-deck -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- nyldn/claude-octopus4.4k
- Category
- Documents
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Lightabout 1,249 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Generate slide deck presentations from briefs, use when you need slides, pitch decks, or visual summaries
Slide Deck Generator
Generate professional slide decks from briefs with optional research, outline approval, and PPTX export.
Prerequisites
The document-skills plugin MUST be installed for PPTX rendering:
/plugin list | grep document-skills
If not installed, tell the user:
The document-skills plugin is required for PPTX generation.
Install it with: /plugin install document-skills@anthropic-agent-skills
Pipeline (4 Steps)
Step 1: Gather Brief
Parse the user's topic and description. Use AskUserQuestion to clarify:
Question 1 - Audience:
- Executives / Board
- Engineers / Technical
- Investors / Fundraising
- General / Mixed
Question 2 - Slide count target:
- Short (5-10 slides)
- Standard (10-20 slides)
- Extended (20+ slides)
Question 3 - Tone:
- Formal / Business
- Technical / Detailed
- Casual / Conversational
If the user already provided clear context (e.g., "10-slide investor pitch deck about our Series A"), skip questions where the answer is obvious.
Step 2: Research (Optional)
If the topic needs external research or context gathering:
- Use the Task tool with
Exploreorgeneral-purposesubagent to gather relevant information - For deeper multi-AI research, suggest: "For comprehensive multi-provider research, run
/octo:discover [topic]first, then/octo:deckto build slides from the results" - If the user provides their own content, notes, or a research file, skip this step entirely
This step is OPTIONAL. Many decks are built from the user's own knowledge or existing documents.
Step 3: Generate Outline
Build a slide-by-slide outline in markdown format. Structure:
## Slide 1: [Title Slide]
- Presentation title
- Subtitle / Date / Author
## Slide 2: [Agenda / Overview]
- Key topics to cover
## Slide 3: [First Content Section]
- Bullet point 1
- Bullet point 2
- Bullet point 3
## Slide N: [Summary / Next Steps]
- Key takeaways
- Call to action


