Slidev for Claude Code plugin
A Claude Code plugin for technical talks on Slidev: from idea and outline to slides, visual review and PDF export.
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- The plugin creates presentation files in the project and runs local Slidev and optionally ImageMagick commands.
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
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How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The plugin creates presentation files in the project and runs local Slidev and optionally ImageMagick commands.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The plugin builds developer presentations on Slidev, a web framework with slides in Markdown. Commands run the work step by step: `/slidev:frame` sets scope and slide count, `/slidev:brainstorm` and `/slidev:outline` prepare content, `/slidev:generate` creates modular slides, `/slidev:visuals` picks diagrams, `/slidev:handout` builds a handout and `/slidev:export pdf` exports the result. The key trait is that design principles from cognitive research are enforced as hard limits the plugin applies itself. Subagents validate the outline and review slides visually, and `/slidev:balance` checks how each slide looks once rendered.
Who it is for. Speakers and engineers preparing a technical presentation for a conference or internal demo who write slides in Markdown.
Good fit when
- A 30-minute talk must be assembled in an evening from notes and drafts.
- Slides must obey hard limits on text and density, not taste.
- A handout and a PDF export are needed with the talk.
- A single slide must be fixed with `/slidev:edit 5` without touching the rest.
Not a fit when
- Slides in PowerPoint with no Markdown are needed: the plugin targets Slidev.
- The presentation is not technical and hard density limits get in the way.
- There is no Node.js: Slidev runs on it.
Example request
/slidev:init GPU monitoring in Kubernetes: a 30-minute talk for platform engineers.Limitations
Slidev and Node.js are required. The `/slidev:balance` visual balance pass needs Node.js 20 or newer and preferably ImageMagick 7; without it images are fitted with CSS `object-fit: cover`. The plugin targets Claude Code only and installs through the `rhuss/cc-rhuss-marketplace` marketplace. The README examples link to the author's external talk repositories. Design limits are configured inside the plugin, so bypassing them means editing its files.
How to disable. Run `/plugin uninstall slidev@cc-rhuss-marketplace`. Created presentation projects stay in your folders and are deleted by hand.
FAQ
What are the workflow steps?
Framing, brainstorm, outline, slide generation, preview, edits, visuals, handout and export. `/slidev:init` runs the whole cycle.
What are the hard limits?
Research-based design principles are plugin rules: it prevents common presentation mistakes itself rather than only advising.
How do I export to PDF?
With `/slidev:export pdf` once the deck is done. Other Slidev formats export the same way.
Is ImageMagick needed?
No, but with it `/slidev:balance` crops images to the slide. Without it pictures are fitted with the CSS `object-fit: cover`.
How do I edit one slide?
With `/slidev:edit 5` and the slide number: only that slide changes and the other modular slides stay untouched.
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README in short
Describes the idea of hard design limits, sample talks, prerequisites, installation, the step-by-step workflow and a table of all commands.