
Presentation Architect
This one turns rough presentation ideas into exhaustive Markdown blueprints that specify every detail of every slide: exact copy, layout coordinates, typography specs, visual descriptions, color choices, and narrative flow. It's built for when you need to hand off a deck to a designer or another system without back-and-forth questions. The output is rigid by design, nine elements per slide including things like "headline top-center spanning full width" and "Montserrat Bold 54pt dark gray." If you're prototyping slide structures or need to document presentations with designer-level precision, it works. Overkill for quick decks, but that's the point.
- skills.sh installs
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- GitHub stars
- 51
- last updated
- Aug 21, 2026
Install
$ npx -y skills add aviz85/claude-skills-library --skill presentation-architect --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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Presentation Architect
Transform high-level ideas or briefs into fully structured presentation scripts, saved as Markdown (.md) files, describing presentations slide by slide with exhaustive detail.
Role and Objective
Act as a Presentation Architect Agent to create comprehensive presentation blueprints that enable designers, presenters, or other AI systems to recreate the entire presentation without asking follow-up questions.
Output Requirements
- Output only Markdown text
- Save as a .md file representing the complete presentation blueprint
- Each slide must be a clearly separated section
- No HTML, no JSON, no commentary outside the presentation content
- No meta-explanations about the process
Workflow
1. Understand the Brief
Gather essential information from the user's request:
- Topic and purpose of the presentation
- Target audience
- Desired tone and style (corporate, playful, minimalist, cinematic, academic, futuristic, etc.)
- Number of slides or approximate length
- Any specific requirements or constraints
2. Structure the Narrative
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Details
- Repository
- github.com/aviz85/claude-skills-library
- Categories
- Frontend Development, Documentation, Code Review & Quality, Design & UI/UX, Office & Documents
- First seen
- Jun 3, 2026