Starry slides
Create polished HTML slide decks and presentations with Starry Slides. Use this skill to generate, edit, verify, preview, and open editable presentation decks with the Starry Slides CLI and visual editor.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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Starry Slides
Goal
Create or edit contract-compatible slide deck files with the local starry-slides
CLI and the authoritative remote Starry Slides references.
Pre-requisites
Install the Starry Slides CLI first:
npm install -g starry-slides
Then install the required Playwright and Chromium dependencies before running render-based verification or preview commands.
Authoritative Remote References
Use these remote documents as the source of truth:
The local skill shell stays intentionally thin. High-change workflow guidance, contract details, and CLI usage notes live in those repository documents.
Workflow
- Make sure the
starry-slidesCLI is installed. - Load the remote contract, CLI usage, and discovery references above before generating or editing deck files.
- Understand the user's slide context before generating anything. Use the discovery interview to gather missing context, ask only the highest-signal questions, and consolidate the result into a brief before you generate.
- Generate or edit the deck package so it satisfies the Starry Slides contract.
- Verify the deck with
starry-slides verify <deck>. If it fails, fix the issues and retry until it passes. - MUST DO: After verification passes, run
starry-slides open <deck>. This is not optional — the user expects to see their deck opened automatically.
starry-slides verify <deck>
starry-slides view <deck> --all
starry-slides open <deck>
Hints
- ALWAYS run
starry-slides open <deck>after a successful verify. Do not just tell the user the file is ready — open it for them. - After generation, you can use
starry-slides verify <deck>to check whether the deck satisfies the contract. - To preview generated slides, use
starry-slides view <deck> --allorstarry-slides view <deck> --slide <manifest-file>.
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.