Just found an open-source project that lets you build PPTs directly with React — the whole workflow is tailor-made for AI Agents. Bro, this approach is way more reliable than hacking together PPTs with HTML. React components are everywhere, scalability blows HTML out of the water — plug in any charting library you want and your technical presentations will soar. Comes with a visual editor where you can fine-tune every element, so don’t worry about AI going off the rails. Users drop a comment, the AI reads it and fixes it itself — no more repeating yourself. It also integrates SVGL, a library with 1500+ brand logos, so when you’re making tech PPTs you won’t have to hunt all over for Claude, Codex, Cursor, or Gemini CLI logos — one click and you’re done. Repo: https://github.com/1weiho/open-slide…

1weiho/open-slide

Source: https://github.com/1weiho/open-slide

open-slide

The slide framework built for agents.

Describe your deck in natural language — your coding agent writes the React. open-slide handles the canvas, scaling, navigation, hot reload, and present mode so the agent can focus on content. Every slide renders into a fixed 1920 × 1080 canvas. Pages are arbitrary React components, not a constrained DSL.

npx @open-slide/cli init my-slide

Why open-slide

Slides are visual code. Agents are great at writing code. open-slide is the missing runtime that turns “make slides about X” into a polished, presentable deck — without you ever leaving the chat.

Highlights

🤖 Agent-native authoring

Works with any coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, …). The scaffolder ships with built-in skills:

• /create-slide — drafts a deck end-to-end. Asks four scoping questions (topic & aesthetic, page count, text density, motion vs. static), picks an id, plans the structure, and writes the pages.
• /slide-authoring — the technical reference for the 1920 × 1080 canvas, type scale, palette, and layout rules. The agent reads this before writing. From a one-line prompt to a polished deck, no boilerplate.

🎯 In-browser inspector

Click any element in the dev server and attach a comment — “make this red”, “change to ‘Open Slide Rocks’”, “shrink the headline”. Comments are persisted as @slide-comment markers in source. Run /apply-comments and the agent applies every pending edit, then clears the markers. The loop: present → click to comment → /apply-comments → repeat.

🖼️ Assets manager + svgl logo search

Manage images, videos, and fonts per deck through a built-in assets panel. Search and drop in any brand logo via the integrated svgl (https://svgl.app/) catalogue — no more hunting for SVGs.

🎬 Professional present mode

Fullscreen playback with keyboard navigation, plus a presenter mode with current/next slide preview, speaker notes, and a timer. Built for the stage, not just the browser tab.

📦 Export to static HTML & PDF

One command exports your deck as a self-contained static HTML site or a print-ready PDF. Share without a server.

📁 Slide manager

Organise decks into folders with custom emoji and drag-and-drop to reorder. Useful once you’ve built more than three decks and need to find anything.

🚀 Deploy-friendly

Outputs a plain static build — one-click deploy to Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, Zeabur, Netlify, or any static host. No server, no runtime, no lock-in.

Get started

npx @open-slide/cli init my-slide
cd my-slide
pnpm dev

The scaffolded workspace ships with agent skills preconfigured for Claude Code. From there you drive the deck through your agent — or edit slides/index.tsx directly. See CLAUDE.md for the hard rules.

Repo layout

This repo is a pnpm + Turbo monorepo.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm dev      # runs the demo against the local @open-slide/core
pnpm build    # builds all packages
pnpm check    # type-checks all packages
pnpm lint     # lints via biome

Support

If open-slide has been useful to you, consider supporting development: ko-fi (https://ko-fi.com/D1D11YPUP1)

License

MIT