
Create Marp Deck
This takes you through a structured interview about your presentation goals, audience, and key points, then generates a complete Marp slide deck with gradient section dividers, breadcrumb navigation, and consistent formatting. It asks questions one at a time instead of dumping you into a blank template, which actually helps if you're starting from scratch or rough notes. The output follows opinionated conventions like sentence case headings, no trailing periods on bullets, and color-coded section breaks. It automatically exports to both HTML and PPTX, with an optional editable PPTX mode that uses LibreOffice and python-pptx to fix text box sizing issues. Good for when you need slides fast and don't want to fight with formatting decisions.
- skills.sh installs
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- last updated
- Jun 3, 2026
Install
$ npx -y skills add omerr/claude-skills --skill create-marp-deck --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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Create Marp Slide Deck
Create a presentation slide deck using the Marp markdown format, following the established conventions below.
Phase 1: Interview
Before generating anything, interview the user by asking these questions one at a time, waiting for each answer before proceeding to the next.
Question 1 — Goal & Topic: Ask: "What's this presentation about? What should the audience walk away knowing or being able to do?"
Question 2 — Audience: Ask: "Who's the audience? (e.g., engineering team, executives, external clients, conference attendees)"
Question 3 — Key Points: Ask: "What are the key points or sections you want to cover? List the main ideas, even if rough."
- If the user provides files, URLs, or references, read/fetch them thoroughly before continuing.
Question 4 — Data & Demos: Ask: "Any specific data, code examples, diagrams, or demos to include? Do you have these ready, or should I create them?"
Question 5 — Constraints: Ask: "Any constraints? Think: target number of slides, time limit for the talk, things to avoid, or specific branding requirements."
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- github.com/omerr/claude-skills
- First seen
- Jun 3, 2026