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slide-maker
A slide-making skill that builds presentation-grade .pptx decks from your actual work, using only facts from your source material, with fully editable PowerPoint output and a review pass before delivery.
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Claude Code
> /plugin marketplace add addsumtech/slides_maker> /plugin install slide-maker@slides-maker
Codex
$ npx skills add addsumtech/slides_maker -a codex
Cursor
$ npx skills add addsumtech/slides_maker -a cursor
Gemini CLI
$ npx skills add addsumtech/slides_maker -a gemini-cli
GitHub Copilot
$ copilot plugin marketplace add addsumtech/slides_maker$ copilot plugin install slide-maker@slides-maker
OpenCode
$ npx skills add addsumtech/slides_maker -a opencode
Windsurf
$ npx skills add addsumtech/slides_maker -a windsurf
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slide-maker: editable presentations from your own material
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slide-maker is an open-source AI skill for creating editable presentations. It runs in AI assistants that support skills. Give it a paper, repository, document or topic. It plans the content, designs the slides and generates a .pptx you can edit in PowerPoint, along with the script used to generate and revise it.
Choose a built-in template or bring a reference deck. Confirm the outline and design before the build, then view the rendered slides and choose the level of independent review.
Intro video · Templates · Features · How it works · Quick start · Troubleshooting
Quick start
Install slide-maker in your AI assistant. Open a terminal, run this command, then choose your assistant and installation scope:
npx skills add addsumtech/slides_maker
After installation, ask your AI assistant to create a presentation. The first run checks the environment and guides you through any missing dependencies. Replace paper.pdf in this example with your own filename:
Use slide-maker to turn paper.pdf into an English lab-meeting presentation.
Audience: my advisor and labmates. A 12-minute live talk, about 15 slides.
Keep it visual and concise. Show me the outline and design directions first.
To choose a style, browse the templates below and copy its prompt.
Template library
The skill includes thirty templates. Each has two palettes and seven page types: cover, section, image with text, points, quote, data and closing. Typography, charts and layouts share the same design, with pages adapted to your content.
Twelve selected styles are shown below. Select “Preview all pages” beneath a sample to see every page type and both palettes.
Using a template
Choose a style in the online library, copy its prompt and paste it into the AI assistant where you installed slide-maker. Add your material, audience and slide count. For example:
Use slide-maker with the Herbarium (herbarium) template and its light palette.
Turn notes.md into an 8-slide biology lesson for middle-school students.
If you are unsure which style to use, ask for recommendations based on your topic. You can also supply a school or company PPTX as a reference for typography, colours and layout.
Features and deliverables
| Feature | What you receive |
|---|---|
| Editable PPTX | Text boxes, native shapes and native charts you can change in PowerPoint. Photos, illustrations and cropped paper figures remain images. |
| Equations and data | Editable math text where possible; two-dimensional layouts such as fractions and matrices may be rendered as images. Data charts use native chart objects where suitable, so you can change their values. |
| Notes and animation | Presentation decks include per-slide speaker notes. Click builds are optional; static slides are supported. |
| Previews and build script | PPTX, PDF, browser preview and the generation script. Files go into a subfolder named after the presentation in your Downloads folder by default. The script supports later revisions. |
| Brand and preferences | Extract fonts and colours from brand guidelines, a logo or an existing deck, then confirm and save them for reuse. Recurring design preferences can also be saved. Your current request takes priority. |
| Version history | Keep build versions, compare changes and restore a whole deck or selected slides. |
| Canvas sizes | 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, rednote 3:4 cards, 9:16 portrait and A4, with layouts recomposed for each format. |
Key figures are checked against their sources, and paper figures are cropped from the original where possible. With only a topic, the skill researches it online before planning the slides. Before a formal presentation, confirm that the key data and conclusions match your intent.
How it works
- Define the task. Agree on the topic, material, audience, duration, slide count and style. You can delegate design choices; material assumptions are stated before the build.
- Read the material. Extract text, figures, data and equations, keeping track of sources. Supported inputs include papers, repositories, Word, Excel, CSV, images, audio and video.
- Confirm the plan. Review the slide-by-slide outline, then the typography, palette, layouts and animation. Without an existing template, you can compare design directions first.
- Build and check. Generate the PPTX, render its pages and check file structure, overflow, overlaps and fonts.
- View and review. See the first render, then choose the review tier. Independent reviewers check content and design; revisions are checked before delivery.
- Revise in conversation. Ask for changes such as “turn slide 7 into a chart,” “make it 10 slides” or “shorten the notes.” The deck is rebuilt from its original script.
Review and usage
The skill is free. Running it uses your AI subscription or API credits. Slide count, source length, image generation and review effort affect usage and elapsed time.
review: | Scope |
|---|---|
fast (default) | One round covering content and design, checking about five key claims. |
standard | Separate content and design reviewers, up to two rounds, checking about ten key claims. |
thorough | A fuller panel with cross-checks where required, up to three rounds, checking all key claims. Suited to defenses, pitches and other high-stakes talks. |
none | Your explicit choice after viewing the render: skip independent review, including its source re-check. |
Long decks are reviewed by section as well as for overall coherence. Delegating the choice runs at least fast; it never skips review automatically.
Installation and setup
Choose either automatic or manual installation. Automatic installation is recommended for most users.
Automatic installation (recommended)
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@zarazhangruiQuestions about slide-maker.
Install it with the command on its page. It includes slide-maker. Its skills do not fire on their own yet. Free and open source.
- What is slide-maker?
- addsumtech/slides_maker is a plugin with skills for building and critiquing presentation decks as editable PowerPoint files. Use it to turn real work into slides grounded in your source material, with an independent review before the deck is handed over.
- How do I install slide-maker?
- Run these in Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add addsumtech/slides_maker then /plugin install slide-maker@slides-maker. Then prompt normally.
- Does slide-maker auto-invoke its skills?
- Not yet. It is indexed on Flowy as a plain plugin.
- Is slide-maker free?
- Yes. Flowy is free and open source, with nothing gated. You can read every skill in full before you install.
- Which coding agents can use slide-maker's skills?
- slide-maker installs in Claude Code, and its skills also install in Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode and Windsurf with the skills CLI. Each skill's page has the install command. Flowy's auto-invocation, which fires a skill when your prompt matches, runs in Claude Code only.
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