Editorial HTML Deck
Use this skill for a quiet 16:9 HTML deck.
- Open source
- skills.sh
Free and open source. The skill file stays on skills.sh. Uwarp does not host it.
A 16:9 editorial-minimalist HTML deck: sparse type, magazine pacing, and slides you can present in a browser. Article Brief Deck is the shorter path when that brief layout is the assignment.
Reviewed Oct 29, 2026
Runs in
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Codex
Generates with
- Host agent LLM
Uses tools
- HTML
What you get
- A 16:9 editorial-minimalist HTML deck: sparse type, magazine pacing, and slides you can present in a browser.
- A result you can keep editing after the agent stops.
- The skill file stays on skills.sh.
Good fit
- An essay or report that should read as a magazine deck.
- A presenter who will check quotes before the talk.
- A designer who will review the result before it is published.
Not for
- A Swiss grid system, which belongs in Swiss Deck.
- A product keynote with a launch arc.
- Hosting the skill file on Uwarp. It stays on skills.sh.
- Slides
- Editorial
- Open source
About this Skill
Listed on skills.sh as nexu-io/open-design/html-ppt-taste-editorial. You say Turn this essay outline into a 16:9 editorial deck.
How it works
1. Open the listing
Install from the skills.sh page for nexu-io/open-design/html-ppt-taste-editorial. Uwarp does not host the file.
2. Bring the brief
The outline, the quotes, and any images the slides may use.
3. Compare with a finished template
Article Brief Deck is the shorter path when that brief layout is the assignment.
When a Skillry template fits better
Article Brief Deck is the shorter path when that brief layout is the assignment.
What you need before you start
Summarized from the skills.sh listing for Editorial HTML Deck. The skill file stays there.
- You bring
- The outline, the quotes, and any images the slides may use.
- Dependencies
- An agent that can load skills from skills.sh, such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.
- Outside costs
- The skill is free. Model calls are billed by the agent host, not by Uwarp.
- Last tested
- Listed on skills.sh as of Oct 29, 2026. Agents named there include Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.