open-slide
A slide framework built for coding agents: it handles the canvas, navigation, hot reload and present mode so an agent only has to write the slide content as React components.
open-slide is a slide framework built for coding agents. A user describes a deck in natural language and their coding agent writes the corresponding React components, while open-slide handles the fixed 1920x1080 canvas, scaling, navigation, hot reload and present mode. Pages are arbitrary React components rather than a constrained DSL.
It ships with built-in skills for agents: one drafts an entire deck end-to-end after asking a few scoping questions, and another documents the canvas, type scale, palette and layout rules the agent should follow. An in-browser inspector lets a user click any element and leave a comment, which the agent later applies and clears. An assets manager handles images, videos and fonts, with logo search through the svgl catalogue.
Present mode supports fullscreen keyboard navigation and a presenter view with speaker notes, and finished decks export to static HTML, a print-ready PDF, or an editable PowerPoint file generated entirely in the browser.