presentation-creator_skill

Overview

This skill creates structured Marp slide decks for proposal and comparison documents that support decision making. It focuses on clear problem definition, side-by-side option comparison, and organized pros/cons for each alternative. After generating slides it triggers a mandatory sub-agent review to ensure clarity and correctness.

How this skill works

I collect key inputs (problem, candidate options, audience, decision goal) and design a slide structure tailored to the use case. I generate Marp-formatted Markdown slides, create or place SVG diagrams where helpful, and apply a style guide that enforces one-message-per-slide and readable typography. Once slides are produced I invoke a code-quality-reviewer sub-agent to validate content, MECE coverage, and Marp rendering.

When to use it

• Technical selection or architecture comparison
• Proposal or project pitch documents
• Presenting multiple solution options with trade-offs
• Decision-support documents for stakeholders
• Preparing approval or budget request slides

Best practices

• Start with a concise problem statement and a clear decision goal
• Limit each slide to one main message and 3–5 bullet points
• Use a comparison matrix (criteria × options) for objective evaluation
• Include pros/cons for each option and a justified recommended option
• Place SVG diagrams beside related slides; keep visuals simple and labeled
• Run the mandatory sub-agent review before final delivery

Example use cases

• Compare three backend frameworks for a new platform with cost, performance, and team-skills criteria
• Prepare an RFP response slide deck outlining solution, implementation plan, and risks
• Create a budget-approval deck with ROI, cost breakdown, and next steps
• Document a migration plan: current state, proposed architectures, timeline, and training needs
• Produce an incident root-cause and remediation proposal with impact and prevention measures