Ralphthon Seoul Mid Presentation En

Ralphthon Seoul Mid-Presentation (English)

Use this skill when the user wants to create a Ralphthon Seoul mid-presentation deck in English with slides-grab.

Goal

Complete the full pre-export flow: 1. confirm slides-grab setup, 2. invoke the installed $slides-grab skill, 3. run a required interview, 4. derive slide-outline.md, 5. generate HTML slides, 6. validate and build the viewer, 7. launch the editor after HTML slide creation.

Do not skip the interview. Do not stop at the outline. Do not stop at generated HTML. After the HTML slides are created, you must mention and run slides-grab edit --slides-dir <path>.

Required setup check

Before interviewing, verify the environment.

1. Check whether slides-grab is available:

• slides-grab --help
• or npm exec -- slides-grab --help

2. If unavailable, guide the user through the standard setup from references/slides-grab-setup.md. 3. If the Codex slides-grab skills are missing, tell the user to install them with the official npm package flow and restart Codex:

• npm install slides-grab
• npx playwright install chromium
• npx skills add ./node_modules/slides-grab -g -a codex --yes --copy

4. Resume only after the CLI is available. 5. After setup succeeds, explicitly invoke the installed $slides-grab skill and use its instructions as the baseline workflow for planning, HTML generation, validation, viewer build, and editor launch.

Mandatory interview

Ask the user questions before outlining. Use references/interview-checklist.md as the checklist.

At minimum, collect or confirm:

• project name
• team / members / GitHub URL
• target user and problem
• frequency and pain level of the problem
• one personal story or user case that makes the problem convincing
• one-sentence product definition
• key workflow or features to show
• which AI agents / tools were used
• what process kept the team “serious about Ralph” / continuously shipping
• optional current progress summary

If any required item is missing, ask follow-up questions. Do not invent answers.

Deck structure

Default to a concise deck aligned with the Ralphthon Seoul mid-presentation template: 1. Title slide — project, team, members, GitHub 2. Problem definition — who, what, frequency, pain, evidence/story 3. Solution / product — one-sentence definition and key workflow 4. Ralph setup / capability — AI agents, workflow, persistence strategy 5. Current progress — optional, include only if the user has meaningful updates

If the user gives enough material, you may split problem or solution into extra slides, but keep the story tight.

Workflow

1. Interview the user until the minimum required inputs are grounded. 2. Create slide-outline.md. 3. Show the outline briefly and get explicit approval before designing slides. 4. Explicitly invoke `$slides-grab` and follow its installed instructions for the deck-building workflow. 5. Use decks/<deck-name>/ as the slides workspace. 6. Generate slide-XX.html files under the slides-grab workflow. 7. Run slides-grab validate --slides-dir <path>. 8. Fix HTML/CSS until validation passes. 9. Run slides-grab build-viewer --slides-dir <path>. 10. Report where the viewer was built. 11. Run `slides-grab edit --slides-dir <path>` after the HTML slides are ready. Mention clearly that the editor launch is mandatory in this workflow.

Rules

• Keep the workflow in English unless the user explicitly asks otherwise.
• Do not bypass $slides-grab; this skill is a Ralphthon-specific wrapper on top of the installed slides-grab skill.
• Follow the Ralphthon template priorities: problem attractiveness, solution effectiveness, Ralph capability.
• Prefer concrete user pain and workflow evidence over slogans.
• Keep slides concise and pitch-oriented.
• Do not start export in this skill. This skill ends after the editor is launched.
• If the user wants export later, hand off to the standard slides-grab-export workflow.

References

• references/interview-checklist.md
• references/slides-grab-setup.md

Ralphthon Seoul mid-presentation interview checklist (EN)

Required questions

1. What is the project name? 2. Who is on the team, and what is the GitHub URL? 3. Whose problem are you solving? 4. What exactly is the problem? 5. How often does it happen, and how painful is it? 6. What personal experience, customer story, or concrete case proves the problem matters? 7. What is your product in one sentence? 8. What workflow, demo flow, or key features should the slide show? 9. Which AI agents, models, or tools did you use? 10. What operating method helped you keep shipping with Ralphthon intensity? 11. What is the current progress status? (optional)

Slide-writing reminders

• Title slide must include project / team / members / GitHub.
• Problem slide should feel specific and painful.
• Solution slide should show one sentence plus the core flow.
• Ralph setup slide should show seriousness, not just a tool list.
• Progress slide is optional; skip if weak.

slides-grab setup (EN)

Use this when slides-grab is missing.

Standard npm setup

npm install slides-grab
npx playwright install chromium
npx skills add ./node_modules/slides-grab -g -a codex --yes --copy
npx slides-grab --help

Then restart Codex so the installed slides-grab skills are loaded.

Notes

• Keep each deck in decks/<deck-name>/.
• slides-grab edit, build-viewer, validate, pdf, and convert all require an existing deck with slide-*.html files.