Slidelang

How it works

Describe a pitch, or paste a spec. The model writes a typed deck. A compiler draws the slides. Click a block to edit it. Present from the editor, or share the URL. This was a sprint for a proof of concept. It is not a final product. This is a simple solution to showcase a new deck-as-code product.

Limitations

The chat feature (once a deck is built) only changes the slide you are on. It cannot add, remove, or reorder slides, edit other slides, or change the theme.

A deck is at most 10 slides and 3 (generated) images. There are no accounts. Chats go away if you refresh. Saves update this deck, not a named fork.

The model does not place blocks (at the coordinate level) or pick type size. You can drag a block and make manual adjustments to the blocks with the popup menu toolbar.

There are no accounts, all decks are saved to a table in a database, and viewable by their unique URL/ID.