damncool-html-slides

name	damncool-html-slides
description	Create bold, animated, browser-ready HTML slide decks from a user topic, outline, notes, or source material. Use when Codex needs to make cool/cinematic/炫酷幻灯片, HTML presentations, browser-openable slide shows, or visual storytelling decks with varied layouts, random-feeling 3D transitions, large icons or emoji, and reusable CSS/JS rather than rewriting a slide engine.

Cinematic HTML Slides

Core Rule

Copy the bundled suite first, then write deck content with its classes and data attributes. Do not rebuild the presentation engine unless the user explicitly asks.

Bundled suite:

• assets/cinematic-suite/index.html - starter HTML.
• assets/cinematic-suite/css/cinematic-slides.css - themes, layouts, icon styling, animations.
• assets/cinematic-suite/js/cinematic-slides.js - impress-style camera navigation, overview, random transitions, icon packs.
• references/authoring-patterns.md - class patterns and examples; read when composing a new deck.

Workflow

1. Create an output folder in the user-specified path. If no path is specified, create a folder in the current workspace named from the topic, such as ai-future-slides.
2. Copy all files from assets/cinematic-suite/ into that folder.
3. Edit only index.html for deck content unless the user asks for custom behavior.
4. Choose one of five body themes:
   • theme-solar-pop for bright product, education, optimistic tech.
   • theme-noir-lux for high-stakes strategy, finance, executive stories.
   • theme-cyber-acid for futuristic, hacker, AI, gaming.
   • theme-editorial-fire for opinionated reports, talks, cultural topics.
   • theme-forest-lab for science, sustainability, research, healthcare.
5. Convert the user's topic/material into a deck with a strong narrative arc. Prefer 8-16 slides unless the user specifies length.
6. Give every slide a unique transform path using data-x, data-y, data-z, data-scale, and data-rotate. Vary coordinates so navigation feels spatial.
7. Use mixed layouts: cover, split, bento, quote, metric wall, timeline, comparison, image/visual placeholder, closing.
8. Add large visual anchors on most slides: <div class="mega-icon" data-icon="..."></div> or a large emoji/icon character.
9. Avoid default Tailwind-like blue/purple/indigo palettes. Do not use #3b82f6, #6366f1, #8b5cf6, blue-purple gradients, or an indigo-dominant scheme.
10. Verify by opening index.html in a browser or serving the folder. Use arrow keys, space, mouse wheel, click, and Ctrl/Command+G for overview. O/Backspace/Escape are fallback overview shortcuts.

Authoring Contract

Write slides as:

<section class="step layout-split transition-random" data-x="1200" data-y="0" data-scale="1" data-rotate="-8">
  <div class="mega-icon" data-icon="rocket"></div>
  <p class="eyebrow">Market signal</p>
  <h2>One sharp slide title</h2>
  <p class="lede">A concise explanation grounded in the user's material.</p>
</section>

Use semantic text and the suite classes. The JavaScript reads .step elements and moves the camera around the slide map, inspired by the source project's Impress/Step implementation: each slide owns a 3D transform, navigation moves the canvas to the inverse transform, and overview calculates a scale that fits the map. Ctrl/Command+G opens a global view of all slides; clicking any slide in that view jumps into it.

Content Guidance

• Make slides content-rich, not decorative placeholders.
• Prefer concrete facts, named examples, timelines, contrasts, and metrics from the user's material.
• When source material is thin, make reasonable assumptions and label uncertain claims as framing, not facts.
• Keep slide text scannable: title plus 2-5 concise blocks is usually enough.
• Use English or Chinese to match the user.

Deliverable

Return the path to index.html. Mention the chosen theme and the main controls only briefly.