When the house templates are the wrong shape, this is the way out —
a deck in any style, or an editable PowerPoint.
The fifth way to make a deck here
Bullets nobody reads. Tiny fonts. No hierarchy.
MonoMind ink and accent, when the brief wants something else entirely.
Aligning boxes in PowerPoint. Fighting Keynote templates.
The promise
Just describe what you want.
Claude handles the rest.
Content discovery · structure planning · style selection · generation · validation
Hi Ted, Meet Lisa wraps the Slides AI pipeline, applies MonoMind branding unless you pick a preset, and hands back the file.
Single .html file · inline CSS/JS · no build
GSAP timelines · viewport-fitted · Mermaid diagrams · live contenteditable edit · single-file sharing.
Best for: conference talks, live demos, web embeds
Native OOXML .pptx · fully editable
PptxGenJS + skia-canvas text measurement · autoFontSize · native shapes · speaker notes · layout validators.
Best for: offline sharing, corporate handoff, editing
Topic, audience, duration, tone — extracted from your prompt or prior files.
Duration-indexed slide count with typed templates (title, content, metrics, code...).
Pick from 12 curated presets — or mix backgrounds across sections.
Delegates to html-slides or pptx-slides sub-skills.
Density limits, speaker notes, viewport fit, overlap detection — enforced via hooks.
It ships with the repository, as a submodule.
# It is a submodule of tedandlisa — populate it once
$ git submodule update --init --recursive
# Then, in your agent
> /tedandlisa-design
# Or pick option five in the intake panel
$ python3 scripts/tedandlisa_intake.py --prompt "your deck"# Inside Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, Codex...
> Create a 15-min conference talk about AI adoption
> for engineering teams — boldSignal style, both HTML and PPTX.
✓ slide-design skill triggers automatically
✓ content discovery → structure → style → generation → validation
✓ deck.html + deck.pptx delivered to cwdThat's it. Hooks validate. Speaker notes included.
Mix presets across sections for multi-mood decks
Density limits enforced. Long content auto-splits. Min body text 18pt — non-negotiable.
5–7 slides
Hook → 2–3 key points → CTA
12–18 slides
Intro → 3–4 sections → summary
25–35 slides
Title → agenda → 5–6 sections → Q&A
35–50 slides
Keynote structure with agenda
40–60 slides
Workshop with exercises
You pick
Override via .local.md frontmatter
SplitText · ScrollTrigger · spring physics · Remotion-inspired damping presets.
100vh/100dvh · overflow: hidden · clamp() typography.
prefers-reduced-motion respected · semantic HTML · CSS-only fallback.
Flowcharts · sequence diagrams · syntax highlighting — no build step.
contenteditable attributes let you tweak text live in the browser.
Inline CSS + JS. Open the .html anywhere. Ship.
TypeScript helpers run with npx -y bun. Auto-installed first run.
autoFontSize() fits paragraphs to exact boxes using real font metrics.
addFeatureGrid · addTimeline · addMetricsRow · addComparisonTable.
Pre-save checks: overlaps · bounds · font mins · bullet caps · speaker notes.
Every content slide gets slide.addNotes(). Enforced by Stop hook.
Editable by recipients. No rasterized images. Real OOXML.
Native plugin marketplace · hooks enabled.
Drop skills into .claude/skills.
Reference skill files as context.
Invoke via SDK with skill paths.
Skills are just markdown. Any agent that reads files can drive the pipeline.
Pick option five in the intake, describe the deck, and choose animated HTML, .pptx, or both.
monomind.one · Pipeline by proyecto26 · Slides AI Plugin, MIT