Slides Generator

This generates Hummingbot-branded presentation decks from markdown, which is handy if you're tired of wrestling with PowerPoint or Google Slides for technical docs. You write slides in markdown with ## headings, and it handles the PDF rendering. The smart bit is the Mermaid diagram support: you describe a flowchart in plain English and Claude translates it to proper Mermaid syntax before rendering. Two-column layouts happen automatically when you mix bullets and diagrams. It's opinionated about branding (Hummingbot green, specific styling), so this works best if you're in that ecosystem or don't mind the aesthetic. Beats manually formatting architecture diagrams slide by slide.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add hummingbot/skills --skill slides-generator --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

slides-generator

Create Hummingbot-branded presentation slides in PDF format from markdown content. Features two-column layouts and Mermaid diagram rendering for technical architecture and flowcharts.

Workflow

Step 1: Get Markdown Content

Ask the user to provide a markdown file or paste markdown content. The content should follow this format:

# Presentation Title

## 1. First Slide Title

Content for the first slide. Can include:
- Bullet points
- **Bold text** and *italic text*
- Code blocks

## 2. Second Slide Title

More content here.

## 3. Third Slide Title

And so on...

Format Rules:

# Title = Presentation title (optional, becomes title slide)
## N. Slide Title = New slide (N is slide number)
Content under each ## heading becomes slide content
Supports markdown formatting: lists, bold, italic, code blocks, links

Step 2: Parse and Confirm

Before generating the PDF, parse the markdown and show the user a summary:

📊 Slide Outline:

1. First Slide Title
2. Second Slide Title
3. Third Slide Title
...

Total: X slides

Please confirm to proceed with PDF generation, or provide edits.

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