Purpose: This is an HTML slide template library, with the goal of enabling any coding agent to automatically select suitable templates for users and generate beautiful presentations (decks).
Main capabilities: The library contains a total of 34 template sets, each with three sample slides (cover, middle section, closing section), used to demonstrate how each visual system handles different layouts. The templates cover a variety of styles, such as an editorial style with warm paper and serif fonts, a quarterly review style with forest green and cream, a retro Japanese cassette packaging style, a neon pixel arcade style, a Windows 95 interface style, a neo-brutalist style, and more. Each template folder contains HTML, metadata, and possibly accompanying assets.
Usage: When using this library, an agent should first read AGENTS.md, which is the operating manual explaining how to read index.json, match user needs with templates, clone templates, and rewrite content. The repository description suggests that the relevant instructions can be copied to a coding agent.
Applicable scenarios: Situations where an AI coding agent needs to automatically produce HTML presentations, slides, or visualized decks.
Limitations: The materials do not provide specific installation commands, dependency requirements, runtime environment, pricing information, or performance guarantees; the number and structure of templates are subject to the repository's current contents. The license is MIT, allowing free use, modification, and distribution.
