Description
Ask an AI for a slide deck and you usually get the same thing every time: generic layouts and walls of bullets you wouldn't want to present. And if agents can build anything now, why are slides still static pictures?
Bolt Slides is StackBlitz's open-source answer (they're the team behind bolt.new). It gives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Bolt a set of building blocks, so one prompt like "build me a deck pitching X to investors" comes back as a deck where every slide is a live web page: 3D scenes, live data, working product prototypes, responsive on any screen and shared as a link.
The repo ships a skill written for the agent that covers theming, layout and copy, down to the tab title and favicon, so a single prompt returns something you can actually present. Or write it by hand: each slide is a plain React component, so if you can build it for the web, you can present it. MIT licensed.
Component library: cover, agenda, comparison, timeline, pricing and team slides; bar, line and donut charts with count-up numbers; code windows, browser frames, a 3D globe and tilt cards. All responsive, all shown in a bundled 26-slide demo deck.
Click builds:
Presenter mode: press P for a synced second tab with a timer, next-slide preview and editable notes.
Annotations that stick to content: press A for pen, highlighter and shapes; a circle drawn around a stat on a laptop still rings that stat on a phone after the layout reflows, and drawings are saved per slide.
Overview and deep links: S opens a thumbnail rail, G shows every slide at once, and the URL tracks the slide so you can link straight to one.
One file for the whole theme: colors, fonts, radii and shadows live in tokens.css, so changing the primary color recolors the deck and its chrome; the skill documents nine ready-made theme directions.
Bolt Slides is StackBlitz's open-source answer (they're the team behind bolt.new). It gives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Bolt a set of building blocks, so one prompt like "build me a deck pitching X to investors" comes back as a deck where every slide is a live web page: 3D scenes, live data, working product prototypes, responsive on any screen and shared as a link.
The repo ships a skill written for the agent that covers theming, layout and copy, down to the tab title and favicon, so a single prompt returns something you can actually present. Or write it by hand: each slide is a plain React component, so if you can build it for the web, you can present it. MIT licensed.
Features
Component library: cover, agenda, comparison, timeline, pricing and team slides; bar, line and donut charts with count-up numbers; code windows, browser frames, a 3D globe and tilt cards. All responsive, all shown in a bundled 26-slide demo deck.
Click builds:
<Build at={n}> reveals content step by step, and the arrow keys run through builds before changing slides, forward and back.Presenter mode: press P for a synced second tab with a timer, next-slide preview and editable notes.
Annotations that stick to content: press A for pen, highlighter and shapes; a circle drawn around a stat on a laptop still rings that stat on a phone after the layout reflows, and drawings are saved per slide.
Overview and deep links: S opens a thumbnail rail, G shows every slide at once, and the URL tracks the slide so you can link straight to one.
One file for the whole theme: colors, fonts, radii and shadows live in tokens.css, so changing the primary color recolors the deck and its chrome; the skill documents nine ready-made theme directions.
