Ai Slides

by claude-office-skills9c4c7d5cd281MIT499 starsListed Oct 8, 2026Updated Oct 8, 2026Repository updated 8 months ago

Generate complete presentations with AI - from outline to polished slides

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AI-generated overview

Generates complete presentations from a topic or outline, producing structured slide content and Marp markdown.

What it does: This skill turns a topic, outline, or rough notes into a full presentation with a title slide, agenda, main sections, summary, and closing. It expands each section into slide content, suggests visuals, and formats the result as Marp markdown. It also documents presentation structure and content-generation patterns.
When to use it: Use it when you need a deck drafted quickly, such as a talk, pitch deck, training slides, or quarterly review. It suits requests where the user supplies a topic or notes and wants structured slides rather than manual formatting.
Requirements: Instructions only; no scripts are shipped. The metadata references an office-mcp server with create_pptx and add_slide tools, and the output format is Marp markdown.

AI Slides Skill

Overview

This skill enables AI-powered presentation generation. Provide a topic or outline, and get a complete, polished presentation with proper structure, content, and formatting.

How to Use

Provide a topic, outline, or rough notes
Specify audience and presentation length
I'll generate a complete presentation

Example prompts:

"Create a 10-slide presentation about machine learning"
"Generate a pitch deck for a SaaS startup"
"Build training slides on cybersecurity basics"
"Make a quarterly review presentation from this data"

Domain Knowledge

Presentation Structure

yaml

# Effective presentation structurestructure:  - title_slide:      title: "Clear, compelling title"      subtitle: "Context or tagline"      author: "Presenter name"    - agenda:      items: 3-5 main topics    - introduction:      hook: "Attention-grabbing opening"      context: "Why this matters"    - main_content:      sections: 3-5 key points      each_section:        - heading        - 3-5 bullets or visual        - supporting data    - conclusion:      summary: "Key takeaways"      call_to_action: "What to do next"    - closing:      thank_you: true      contact_info: true      qa_prompt: true

# Effective presentation structurestructure:  - title_slide:      title: "Clear, compelling title"      subtitle: "Context or tagline"      author: "Presenter name"    - agenda:      items: 3-5 main topics    - introduction:      hook: "Attention-grabbing opening"      context: "Why this matters"    - main_content:      sections: 3-5 key points      each_section:        - heading        - 3-5 bullets or visual        - supporting data    - conclusion:      summary: "Key takeaways"      call_to_action: "What to do next"    - closing:      thank_you: true      contact_info: true      qa_prompt: true

Content Generation Pattern

python

def generate_presentation(topic, audience, slide_count=10):    """AI-powered presentation generation."""        # 1. Generate outline    outline = generate_outline(topic, slide_count)        # 2. Expand each section    slides = []    for section in outline:        slide_content = expand_section(section, audience)        slides.append(slide_content)        # 3. Add visuals suggestions    for slide in slides:        slide['visuals'] = suggest_visuals(slide['content'])        # 4. Format as Marp markdown    presentation = format_as_marp(slides)        return presentation
def generate_outline(topic, count):    """Generate presentation outline."""    # Typical structure    outline = [        {'type': 'title', 'title': topic},        {'type': 'agenda'},        # Main content (60% of slides)        # ... content slides        {'type': 'summary'},        {'type': 'closing'}    ]    return outline

def generate_presentation(topic, audience, slide_count=10):    """AI-powered presentation generation."""        # 1. Generate outline    outline = generate_outline(topic, slide_count)        # 2. Expand each section    slides = []    for section in outline:        slide_content = expand_section(section, audience)        slides.append(slide_content)        # 3. Add visuals suggestions    for slide in slides:        slide['visuals'] = suggest_visuals(slide['content'])        # 4. Format as Marp markdown    presentation = format_as_marp(slides)        return presentation
def generate_outline(topic, count):    """Generate presentation outline."""    # Typical structure    outline = [        {'type': 'title', 'title': topic},        {'type': 'agenda'},        # Main content (60% of slides)        # ... content slides        {'type': 'summary'},        {'type': 'closing'}    ]    return outline

Marp Output

python

def format_as_marp(slides):    """Convert slides to Marp markdown."""        marp = """---marp: truetheme: gaiapaginate: true---
"""        for slide in slides:        if slide['type'] == 'title':            marp += f"""<!-- _class: lead -->
# {slide['title']}
{slide.get('subtitle', '')}
---
"""        elif slide['type'] == 'content':            marp += f"""# {slide['heading']}
"""            for point in slide['points']:                marp += f"- {point}\n"            marp += "\n---\n\n"        return marp

def format_as_marp(slides):    """Convert slides to Marp markdown."""        marp = """---marp: truetheme: gaiapaginate: true---
"""        for slide in slides:        if slide['type'] == 'title':            marp += f"""<!-- _class: lead -->
# {slide['title']}
{slide.get('subtitle', '')}
---
"""        elif slide['type'] == 'content':            marp += f"""# {slide['heading']}
"""            for point in slide['points']:                marp += f"- {point}\n"            marp += "\n---\n\n"        return marp

Example: Generate Tech Talk

python

topic = "Introduction to Docker"audience = "Developers new to containers"slides = 10
# Generated presentationpresentation = """---marp: truetheme: gaiapaginate: true---
<!-- _class: lead -->
# Introduction to Docker
Containerization Made Simple
---
# Agenda
1. What is Docker?2. Core Concepts3. Getting Started4. Best Practices5. Demo
---
# What is Docker?
- Container platform for packaging applications- Lightweight alternative to VMs- "Build once, run anywhere"- 15M+ developers, 7M+ applications
---
# Why Containers?
| VMs | Containers ||-----|------------|| GB size | MB size || Minutes to start | Seconds to start || Full OS | Shared kernel |
---
# Core Concepts
- **Image**: Blueprint/template- **Container**: Running instance- **Dockerfile**: Build instructions- **Registry**: Image storage (Docker Hub)
---
# Getting Started
```bash# Pull an imagedocker pull nginx
# Run a containerdocker run -p 8080:80 nginx
# List containersdocker ps

topic = "Introduction to Docker"audience = "Developers new to containers"slides = 10
# Generated presentationpresentation = """---marp: truetheme: gaiapaginate: true---
<!-- _class: lead -->
# Introduction to Docker
Containerization Made Simple
---
# Agenda
1. What is Docker?2. Core Concepts3. Getting Started4. Best Practices5. Demo
---
# What is Docker?
- Container platform for packaging applications- Lightweight alternative to VMs- "Build once, run anywhere"- 15M+ developers, 7M+ applications
---
# Why Containers?
| VMs | Containers ||-----|------------|| GB size | MB size || Minutes to start | Seconds to start || Full OS | Shared kernel |
---
# Core Concepts
- **Image**: Blueprint/template- **Container**: Running instance- **Dockerfile**: Build instructions- **Registry**: Image storage (Docker Hub)
---
# Getting Started
```bash# Pull an imagedocker pull nginx
# Run a containerdocker run -p 8080:80 nginx
# List containersdocker ps

Your First Dockerfile

dockerfile

FROM node:18WORKDIR /appCOPY package*.json ./RUN npm installCOPY . .EXPOSE 3000CMD ["npm", "start"]

FROM node:18WORKDIR /appCOPY package*.json ./RUN npm installCOPY . .EXPOSE 3000CMD ["npm", "start"]

Best Practices

Use official base images
Minimize layers
Don't run as root
Use .dockerignore
Multi-stage builds

Summary

✅ Docker simplifies deployment ✅ Containers are lightweight & fast ✅ Easy to get started ✅ Industry standard

Questions?

Resources: docs.docker.com """


## Best Practices
1. **Know Your Audience**: Tailor complexity and examples2. **One Idea Per Slide**: Keep focused3. **6x6 Rule**: Max 6 bullets, 6 words each4. **Visual First**: Suggest images/diagrams5. **Strong Opening/Closing**: Hook and call-to-action
## Resources
- [Marp](https://marp.app/) - Markdown presentations- [Slidev](https://sli.dev/) - Vue-powered slides- [reveal.js](https://revealjs.com/) - HTML presentations


## Best Practices
1. **Know Your Audience**: Tailor complexity and examples2. **One Idea Per Slide**: Keep focused3. **6x6 Rule**: Max 6 bullets, 6 words each4. **Visual First**: Suggest images/diagrams5. **Strong Opening/Closing**: Hook and call-to-action
## Resources
- [Marp](https://marp.app/) - Markdown presentations- [Slidev](https://sli.dev/) - Vue-powered slides- [reveal.js](https://revealjs.com/) - HTML presentations

Source and attribution

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License: MIT

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Ai Slides

AI Slides Skill

Overview

How to Use

Domain Knowledge

Presentation Structure

Content Generation Pattern

Marp Output

Example: Generate Tech Talk

Your First Dockerfile

Best Practices

Summary

Questions?

Source and attribution

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