Transform scripts into Apple-inspired HTML presentations with animations, color psychology, and lead magnet CTAs. Triggers on requests to create presentations, build slides, or generate HTML decks from scripts.
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Transform scripts into Apple-inspired HTML presentations with animations, color psychology, and lead magnet CTAs. Triggers on requests to create presentations, build slides, or generate HTML decks from scripts.
Presentation Builder Skill
Trigger Conditions
Activate when the user:
Asks to create/build/make a presentation or slides
References a script file with a style request ("in the style of...")
Wants an HTML presentation for YouTube, speaking, or video
Companion Files (Read These)
This skill has three supporting files in the same directory — read them before building:
styles-catalog.md — Visual DNA of every style reference (colors, fonts, background, card patterns). Use this instead of reading external style reference files.
boilerplate.md — The complete HTML scaffold with all required CSS, animation JS, navigation, and layout. Always start from this.
script-examples.md — Script-to-slide transformation examples, the narrative formula, and CTA templates.
Workflow
1. Read Before Building
Read the script fully — identify the narrative arc and emotional journey
If a style reference is named, check styles-catalog.md for its visual DNA (do NOT read the external file unless the style isn't in the catalog)
If mood is ambiguous, ask ONE question: "Should this feel urgent/dark, exciting/light, or educational/clean?"
2. Map the Presentation
Apply The Ran Nahmany Formula to the narrative arc (see script-examples.md)
Plan slide count: target 15-20, max 35 for complex topics
Identify which slides need sequential animations vs. immediate reveal
3. Build from Boilerplate
Start from the template in boilerplate.md
Apply the style DNA from styles-catalog.md
Transform script content using rules in script-examples.md
ALWAYS end with a Lead Magnet CTA slide
4. Save
Save to: Finished Presentations/[topic]-[style].html
Single self-contained file, no external dependencies