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scene-deck

Skill4 starsChanged 2 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Build a talk as one self-contained HTML "scene deck" in the style of Hrishi Olickel's AI Engineer talk, with no slides. Each keypress advances a step, and steps build hand-drawn SVG scenes (strokes trace themselves, words get a marker sweep, wrong ideas get struck through, old content ghosts out). A chapter timeline runs along the bottom with a little mascot walking along it, and you can click or drag it to scrub. Use this whenever the user wants an animated or "interactive" presentation, a talk or video explainer deck that builds as they speak, slides "like that Hrishi talk", a presentation with a timeline at the bottom, a storyboard-style deck to record a YouTube or course video over, or says "scene deck", "not slides, an animation", or "make my talk move". Prefer marp-slides for conventional static slide decks and hyperframes for rendered MP4 video.

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