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Presentation Outline

  • 137 installs
  • 9 repo stars
  • Updated February 19, 2026
  • aaronvanston/skills-presentations

For integrating A developer tool for AI integration and automation

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A developer tool for AI integration and automation. This is a developer tool for building and integrating AI-powered features.

  • AI
  • Developer tool

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  • 137 all-time installs (skills.sh)
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  • Data as of Jul 28, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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Last updatedFebruary 19, 2026
Repositoryaaronvanston/skills-presentations

What it does

For integrating A developer tool for AI integration and automation

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Presentation Outline

Generate presentation structures following a proven flow pattern with bold, minimal slides designed for live presenting.

Core Principles

  • Slides are conversation starters, not scripts — each slide prompts discussion
  • Bold statements over explanations — headlines that land, not sentences that explain
  • Breathing room — fewer slides with more impact beats many dense slides
  • Clear sections — the audience should always know where they are
  • Section colors — each major section gets its own accent color to reinforce structure

Standard Flow

The base arc adapts to the content. A typical presentation follows 5-7 sections:

1. OPENING (color: teal)
   - Title slide (topic + subtitle)
   - Goals/agenda (3 key takeaways max)

2. CONTEXT / THE PROBLEM (color: red)
   - Current state / where we are today
   - The tension or question to resolve

3-5. CORE SECTIONS (colors: purple, amber, green, blue)
   - Section dividers between major topics
   - 3-5 content slides per section
   - Mix of statement, data, code, framework, and quote slides

6. CLOSING (color: teal)
   - Recap (one-liner per section)
   - Resources
   - Q&A

Sections can expand or contract — a complex topic might have 4 core sections, a focused talk might have 2.

Slide Types

TypeWhen to useExample
StatementLand a key point"Speed is a feature"
Big statementMaximum impact, one idea"AI has no memory"
QuestionCreate tension"What would we do differently?"
Section dividerSignal topic shift"Where we play"
GoalsSet expectations"Goals for today"
DataProve with numbers"3x growth in 6 months"
CodeShow implementationSyntax-highlighted code block
FrameworkShow a model or listDo's and don'ts, comparison
QuoteBorrow authority"What got you here won't get you there"
RecapSummarize before close"Recap"
ResourcesLink referencesGrouped by section
Next stepsDrive action"Where to from here?"

Output Format

# [Presentation Title]
[One-line purpose]

---

## 1. Opening
**Section color:** teal

### Slide 1: Title
- **Headline:** [Title]
- **Subtitle:** [Context or date]

### Slide 2: Goals for today
- **Headline:** Goals for today
- **Points:**
  - [Takeaway 1] — [Brief explanation]
  - [Takeaway 2] — [Brief explanation]
  - [Takeaway 3] — [Brief explanation]

---

## 2. [Section Name]
**Section color:** [color]

### Slide 3: Section divider
- **Type:** Section divider
- **Headline:** [Section title]

### Slide 4: [Slide purpose]
- **Type:** [Statement/Big statement/Data/Code/etc.]
- **Headline:** [Bold headline]
- **Supporting:** [1-2 sentences or bullets]

---

## X. Closing
**Section color:** teal

### Slide N: Recap
- **Headline:** Recap
- **Points:** [One-liner per section]

### Slide N+1: Resources
- **Type:** Resources
- **References:** [Grouped by section]

### Slide N+2: Q&A

Workflow

1. Ask about context — audience, purpose, setting (live vs. async) 2. Identify key messages — what 3 things must land? 3. Map the arc — Opening → Problem/Context → Core sections → Close 4. Assign section colors — one color per major section 5. Draft outline — use the format above 6. Review density — cut slides that don't earn their place

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