creating-slide-decks
This skill orchestrates the full lifecycle of Marp deck production—from narrative planning through palette definition to final validation. It routes specialized work to focused skills for syntax, color design, diagrams, and custom illustrations, then ensures consistency across slides and assets through systematic checks.
Creating Slide Decks builds a unified Marp presentation by coordinating narrative structure, visual design, and rendered validation.
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Install
narumiruna/skills/creating-slide-decks · repository language: Python
git clone https://github.com/narumiruna/skills
cp -r skills/skills/slides-visuals/creating-slide-decks ~/.claude/skills/creating-slide-decksFrequently asked questions
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How do I create a Marp deck from scratch?
creating-slide-decks orchestrates the full lifecycle of Marp deck production, starting with narrative planning and palette definition. Begin by outlining your presentation structure, establish a semantic color palette for visual consistency, then route specialized work—slide syntax, color refinement, and diagram integration—to focused skills. The skill ensures all components align before final validation.
What does creating-slide-decks do with Mermaid diagrams?
creating-slide-decks integrates Mermaid diagrams and SVG illustrations into your presentation workflow as part of its core authoring process. Rather than handling diagram creation directly, it coordinates diagram work with specialized skills, then validates how those visuals render within your Marp slides to maintain coherence across the entire deck.
How does creating-slide-decks maintain a consistent color palette?
creating-slide-decks establishes and maintains a semantic color palette across all slides by defining colors upfront, routing color design work to specialized skills, and systematically checking consistency throughout your deck. This ensures every slide, diagram, and visual element uses coordinated colors that reinforce your presentation's visual identity.
Can creating-slide-decks validate my Marp deck before delivery?
Yes. creating-slide-decks validates Marp deck syntax, rendering, and accessibility before delivery as a core responsibility. It performs systematic checks to catch issues in your slide markup, ensure diagrams and visuals render correctly, and verify accessibility standards are met—so your final presentation is production-ready.
What's the marp deck authoring workflow this skill uses?
creating-slide-decks follows a structured workflow: plan your narrative and slide structure, define a semantic color system, route specialized authoring tasks to focused skills for syntax and design work, integrate Mermaid and SVG visuals, then validate the complete deck for consistency, rendering, and accessibility before final delivery.
How does creating-slide-decks route work to other skills?
creating-slide-decks orchestrates specialized work by delegating slide authoring, color design, and diagram creation to focused skills rather than handling everything itself. This modular approach lets each skill excel at its domain—syntax, palette refinement, or visualization—while creating-slide-decks ensures all pieces integrate coherently into your final presentation.
SKILL.md
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Creating Slide Decks
Produce a coherent Marp deck, not a collection of independently styled slides. Use focused skills for detailed authoring, color, and illustration rules.
Route the Work
| Need | Skill |
|---|---|
| Marp syntax, layouts, themes, templates, validation | authoring-marp-slides |
| New or adapted slide palette | designing-slide-colors |
| Standard structured diagram with editable text source | creating-mermaid-diagrams |
| Bespoke illustration, exact visual layout, or direct SVG | creating-svg-illustrations |
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Deck Workflow
- Inspect the brief, audience, venue or delivery format, existing deck, brand assets, content sources, and repository conventions. State only assumptions that affect design or validation.
- Define the narrative: purpose, opening, section sequence, evidence, key takeaway, and
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