` + `
` children |
| `code` | Code-focused | Triple-backtick fenced blocks with language tag |
| `big-stat` | One number does the work | `# 87%` + `## caption`. Wrap unit in `%` |
| `metric-grid` | 3-up KPI cards | `
` with `
` children (`.label`, `.value`, `.delta.up\|.down`) |
| `pull-quote` | Oversized in-line quote | Display-font italic, accent rule on left, em-dashed attribution on a paragraph after |
## Image utility classes
Composable on any `![]()
` or wrapper element:
| Class | Effect |
|---|---|
| `image-rounded` | `--radius-md` corners |
| `image-shadow` | `--shadow-lg` drop |
| `image-bleed` | Fill container, `object-fit: cover` |
| `image-duotone` | Brand-tinted monochrome via filter chain |
| `image-overlay` | Adds a brand-gradient scrim from transparent → primary at 75% bottom |
## Text-alignment utilities
Composable on any block element. Use these instead of inline `style="text-align: …"` — Reveal's print stylesheet forces `text-align: left !important` on every `div`/`p`/`ol`/`ul`, which silently kills inline alignment styles in print (the on-screen view looks fine, the printed PDF lands left-aligned).
| Class | Effect |
|---|---|
| `text-center` | Center inline content (typical use: wrapping a centered `![]()
` or caption) |
| `text-right` | Right-align inline content |
| `text-left` | Left-align inline content (rarely needed; default) |
Example — centering an image on a `content` slide:
```markdown
# Windows cmd.exe:
bun %USERPROFILE%\.pal\skills\presentation\tools\doctor.ts
# build — writes //.{html,md}
# bash / PowerShell / Git Bash:
pal cli skill run presentation build
# Windows cmd.exe (no ~ expansion):
bun %USERPROFILE%\.pal\skills\presentation\tools\build.ts
# add --out to override the output parent, --force to overwrite an existing build
# add --strict to doctor to promote warnings to errors
```
Substitute `` with the actual deck path. Do this even when you also ran the build yourself — the user wants the command on hand for their own re-runs. **On Windows, check the user's shell before printing**: `cmd.exe` does not expand `~`, so if the user runs commands from a `C:\…>` prompt, print the `%USERPROFILE%` form. PowerShell, Git Bash, WSL, and Mac/Linux all expand `~` correctly.
## Other commands
```bash
pal cli skill run presentation list-templates
```
Prints all registered templates with their primary color and storage path.
## When to use this skill
- Building a workshop deck, internal presentation, conference talk, sales pitch, lecture
- A user mentioning a deck / slides / talk / lecture / "prezentáció" / equivalent in their language
- The user already has a template registered and wants to make a new deck
Do NOT use when:
- A static one-pager / handout PDF is needed → use `consulting-report` or `create-pdf`
- The user wants editable PowerPoint specifically (v1 doesn't export pptx; deferred to v2)
```
## Design tokens
The skill ships a token system in `theme-base/base.css`. Templates only declare two anchors (`--brand-primary`, `--brand-accent`); the rest derives via `color-mix(in oklch, …)`.
| Token group | Values |
|---|---|
| Color scales | `--brand-primary-{50..900}`, `--brand-accent-{50..900}`, `--neutral-{50..950}` |
| Semantic | `--brand-bg`, `--brand-fg`, `--brand-muted`, `--brand-surface`, `--brand-divider` |
| Type | `--text-{xs..6xl}`, `--text-display`, `--leading-*`, `--tracking-*` |
| Spacing | `--space-{0,px,0.5,1..7}` |
| Radius | `--radius-{sm,md,lg,xl,full}` |
| Shadow | `--shadow-{sm,md,lg,xl}` |
| Motion | `--duration-{fast,base,slow}`, `--ease-{out,in-out}` |
Templates that need to override a derived token (dark theme, brand-tinted surface) can do so in `template.css`.
## After authoring slides — always surface the run commands
When you (the assistant) author or edit slides for the user, **end your response with the exact `build` command** the user can run themselves. The user's iteration loop is small manual edits in `slides/*.md` plus a browser refresh; they need the command in the conversation, not buried in docs.
Print this block as the closing of any turn that touches slides:
```bash
# lint — catches overflow, missing assets, layout-content mismatches
# bash / PowerShell / Git Bash:
pal cli skill run presentation doctor