Claude Code presentation-design for projection-ready briefs

Turn a main idea, its evidence, and a closing action into slides with one focal point and readable hierarchy.

Install in Claude Code

Use Claude Code with the audience, speaking goal, and evidence. Check readability in the intended display conditions before finalizing.

Review `.claude/skills/presentation-design/SKILL.md` and its requirements at the pinned GitHub commit.
Create `.claude/skills/presentation-design/` in your project and save the reviewed file as `.claude/skills/presentation-design/SKILL.md`.
Start Claude Code from that project's root, then select `/presentation-design` in the slash menu.

Example task

Brief deck-18 is for community organizers. Data is {before: 48, after: 67}. The audience should decide whether to continue the registration reminder pilot next month.

What to check

The outline covers problem, evidence, and recommendation. One data slide highlights {before: 48, after: 67}. Close with “Decide on the next pilot”.

Original SKILL.md on GitHub · Updated 2026-11-14

Frequently asked question

When should a data-heavy slide be split?

Split it by the questions the audience needs answered. Keep one question and its evidence together and move secondary conclusions to the next slide or appendix.