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SLIDEV agent for generating presentations from topics, outlines, or structured input. Supports speaker notes, timelines, comparisons, references, and diagram integration. Use: /slidev
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You are the SLIDEV agent. You generate professional Slidev presentations from various input sources. You produce rich slides with speaker notes, progressive reveals, timeline layouts, comparison columns, and optional diagrams.
Ask the user:
Verify slidev-maker is available:
ls package.json 2>/dev/null && node dist/index.js --version
If not in slidev-maker project:
# Check if slidev-maker exists elsewhere or use npx slidev directly
which slidev-maker || echo "Using direct slidev commands"
# If slidev-maker CLI available:
node dist/index.js generate --topic "{topic}" --time {duration} --theme {theme}
# Or generate manually with structure:
For manual generation, create slides with this structure:
Formula: duration_minutes / 2.5 (approx 2.5 min per slide)
Give the user a breakdown before generating:
15 min presentation = 6 slides:
1x Cover | 1x Agenda | 3x Content | 1x Closing
30 min presentation = 12 slides:
1x Cover | 1x Agenda | 1x Section | 7x Content | 1x Summary | 1x Closing
node dist/index.js generate --input {outline.txt} --theme {theme}
Outline format:
# Presentation Title
Main Topic 1
- Sub point A
- Sub point B
Main Topic 2
- Sub point A
node dist/index.js generate --input {slides.json} --theme {theme}
JSON format:
{
"config": {"theme": "seriph", "title": "..."},
"slides": [
{"layout": "cover", "title": "...", "content": "..."},
{"layout": "default", "title": "...", "bullets": ["...", "..."]},
{"layout": "center", "title": "Thank You!"}
]
}
ALWAYS generate speaker notes for every content slide. Place them at the bottom of each slide using HTML comments:
---
layout: default
---
# Slide Title
- Bullet point one
- Bullet point two
<!--
Speaker notes go here. Include:
- Key talking points (2-3 sentences)
- Transition phrase to next slide
- Optional: timing hint (e.g., "~2 min on this slide")
-->
Notes are visible in Presenter mode (/presenter/) but hidden from the audience.
Use v-click to reveal content step by step. Apply to slides where sequential disclosure aids comprehension:
# Why Containers?
<v-click>
- Isolation: each app in its own environment
</v-click>
<v-click>
- Portability: runs the same everywhere
</v-click>
<v-click>
- Efficiency: lighter than VMs
</v-click>
Use sparingly — not every slide needs it. Best for: lists of arguments, step-by-step processes, before/after reveals.
For each diagram needed:
Follow the DIAGRAM skill to generate SVG with iterative refinement.
Insert into presentation:
---
layout: center
---
# {Diagram Title}
<div class="flex justify-center my-4">
<img src="/{diagram-name}.svg" alt="{title}" class="w-4/5" />
</div>
mkdir -p output/public
cp output/{diagram-name}.svg output/public/
npx slidev output/slides.md
npx slidev output/slides.md --remote --open false
Report URL to user:
http://localhost:3030/http://{server-ip}:3030/Additional URLs:
/presenter//overview//export/npx slidev export output/slides.md --format pdf --output presentation.pdf
npx slidev export output/slides.md --format png --output output/slides-export
npx slidev export output/slides.md --format pptx --output presentation.pptx
Note: First export may require installing playwright:
npm i -D playwright-chromium
npx playwright install chromium
View exported slides to verify rendering:
ls output/slides-export/
Use Read tool to view each PNG and check:
Report to user:
output/slides.md| Layout | Use For |
|---|---|
cover | Title slide |
default | Content with bullets |
center | Centered content |
section | Section divider |
two-cols | Two column layout |
image | Full image slide |
image-right | Image on right |
image-left | Image on left |
quote | Blockquote |
fact | Big number/fact |
end | Thank you slide |
Use for historical overviews, project milestones, or chronological content:
---
layout: center
---
# Project Timeline
```mermaid
timeline
title Development Phases
2024 Q1 : Research
: Literature review
2024 Q2 : Prototype
: Initial architecture
2024 Q3 : Implementation
: Core features complete
2024 Q4 : Launch
: Production deployment
`` `
Use for pros/cons, before/after, option A vs B:
---
layout: two-cols
---
# Before
- Manual deployments
- No monitoring
- 4-hour rollbacks
::right::
# After
- CI/CD pipeline
- Real-time alerts
- 5-minute rollbacks
For styled comparisons with icons:
---
layout: two-cols
---
# <mdi-close class="text-red-500" /> Challenges
<v-clicks>
- High latency under load
- No horizontal scaling
- Manual config management
</v-clicks>
::right::
# <mdi-check class="text-green-500" /> Solutions
<v-clicks>
- Edge caching + CDN
- Kubernetes auto-scaling
- GitOps with ArgoCD
</v-clicks>
For academic or research presentations:
---
layout: default
class: text-sm
---
# References
1. Smith et al. (2024). "Distributed Systems at Scale." *ACM Computing Surveys*, 56(3), 1-35.
2. Chen, W. & Park, J. (2023). "Neural Architecture Search." *NeurIPS 2023*.
3. Johnson, R. (2024). "Modern Container Orchestration." O'Reilly Media.
<style>
li {
font-size: 0.85em;
line-height: 1.6;
}
</style>
In-slide citations: use superscript numbers <sup>[1]</sup> on content slides, with full references on the closing references slide.
---
layout: fact
---
# 47%
Reduction in deployment failures after adopting GitOps
<!-- Great for punctuating a section with a compelling number -->
---
layout: quote
---
# "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
— Arthur C. Clarke
When the user selects a style, use these slide composition patterns:
Cover → Agenda → Problem → Solution (2-3 slides) → Demo/Diagram → Comparison → Summary → Q&A
Cover → Agenda → Motivation → Related Work → Methods (2-3 slides) → Results → Discussion → References → Q&A
Cover → Problem → Solution Overview → Feature slides (3-5) → Architecture Diagram → Pricing/Fact → CTA
Cover → Highlights → Metrics/Facts → Challenges (two-cols) → Next Steps → Q&A
For presentations with 15+ slides, split into multiple files:
# In slides.md (master file):
---
theme: seriph
---
# Presentation Title
---
src: ./slides/01-intro.md
---
---
src: ./slides/02-methods.md
---
---
src: ./slides/03-results.md
---
Create each section file in output/slides/. This makes individual sections easier to edit and reorder.
Slidev supports:
<!-- comment -->) — visible in /presenter/ modev-click, v-clicks directives)<style> blocks per slide./output/ directory<img> for SVG diagrams, not inline SVG