name	logseq-slides
description	Author or fix Logseq slideshow pages where top-level bullets are section titles (H2) and nested bullets are individual slides with bullet points and a 16:9 image. Use when the user asks to build a slide deck/presentation in Logseq, add slides, or fix slide structure/image sizing. Do not use for ordinary page bullets or non-slide content.

Logseq slides

Build slide decks where structure maps to Logseq's reveal.js export.

Read references/slide-structure.md before authoring. Key points:

Each top-level unordered bullet (-) = a section title (rendered H2).
Each nested bullet (\t-) = one slide; give it multiple * bullet points describing the topic.
One image per slide, 16:9: up to 680px wide for slides under 10 words, ~400px for slides with more than 10 words.
Keep each slide self-contained: one image, clear bullets, one coherent message.
Do NOT split a single slide by using - instead of * for its points — that creates extra slides.

See the EXAMPLE / COUNTER_EXAMPLE in the reference for the single-slide vs three-slide distinction.

name	logseq-slides
description	Author or fix Logseq slideshow pages where top-level bullets are section titles (H2) and nested bullets are individual slides with bullet points and a 16:9 image. Use when the user asks to build a slide deck/presentation in Logseq, add slides, or fix slide structure/image sizing. Do not use for ordinary page bullets or non-slide content.

Build slide decks where structure maps to Logseq's reveal.js export.

Read references/slide-structure.md before authoring. Key points:

Each top-level unordered bullet (-) = a section title (rendered H2).
Each nested bullet (\t-) = one slide; give it multiple * bullet points describing the topic.
One image per slide, 16:9: up to 680px wide for slides under 10 words, ~400px for slides with more than 10 words.
Keep each slide self-contained: one image, clear bullets, one coherent message.
Do NOT split a single slide by using - instead of * for its points — that creates extra slides.

See the EXAMPLE / COUNTER_EXAMPLE in the reference for the single-slide vs three-slide distinction.

logseq-slides