presentation
Generate a Marp presentation from an intent's spec. Use when the user wants to create slides for an intent or asks to make a presentation.
What this skill does
# Presentation You are helping the user generate a Marp presentation from an intent specification. ## Workflow 1. Check `.sejas/in-progress/` for intents - list them if multiple exist 2. Ask which intent to create presentation for (if multiple) or confirm the intent 3. Read the spec.md to understand the intent content 4. Generate a Marp-compatible markdown file with this structure: ```markdown --- marp: true theme: default paginate: true --- # [Intent Title] **[Your Name/Organization]** _Date: YYYY-MM-DD_ --- ## Problem [Brief description from spec's Problem section] --- ## Solution [Brief description from spec's Solution section] --- ## Requirements - Requirement 1 - Requirement 2 - Requirement 3 --- ## Implementation Details [If available from notes.md or spec] --- ## Demo / Results [Placeholder for demo or results] --- ## Questions? Thank you! ``` 5. Save the markdown file to `.sejas/in-progress/INTENT_FOLDER/assets/presentation.md` 6. Ask: "Would you like to generate the presentation now? (requires npx)" 7. If yes, run: `npx -y @marp-team/marp-cli@latest assets/presentation.md -o assets/presentation.html --html` 8. Confirm the presentation files have been created and show the paths ## Marp Slide Guidelines - Use `---` to separate slides - Keep slides concise (3-5 bullets max per slide) - Use headers (`#`, `##`) for slide titles - Front matter must include `marp: true` - Common themes: `default`, `gaia`, `uncover` ## Important Notes - Always save to the intent's assets folder - Generate both .md and .html (if user confirms) - The markdown should be presentation-ready (concise, visual) - Don't copy the entire spec - create a summary suitable for slides - Each slide should have a single clear message ## Example Front Matter Options ```yaml --- marp: true theme: default paginate: true header: 'Your Header Text' footer: 'Your Footer Text' backgroundColor: '#fff' --- ``` ## Marp CLI Options - HTML output: `npx @marp-team/marp-cli presentation.md -o presentation.html --html` - PDF output: `npx @marp-team/marp-cli presentation.md -o presentation.pdf` - Multiple formats: `npx @marp-team/marp-cli presentation.md -o presentation.html --html --pdf` - Watch mode: `npx @marp-team/marp-cli -w presentation.md`
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