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open-slide
React slide deck framework that coding agents write and edit
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- Stars
- 9.2k
- License
- MIT
- Last commit
- Oct 2026
- Last release
- Oct 2026
- Language
- TypeScript
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Overview
open-slide is a TypeScript framework where each slide is a React component on a fixed 1920×1080 canvas. It provides scaling, navigation, hot reload, a visual editor, comment mode and a presenter view. A browser panel drives the Claude Code or Codex CLI, and bundled skills work with other coding agents.
Who it is for: Developers who want agent-written, code-based presentation decks
Ranked among open-source alternatives to Lovable (#8 of 10), v0 (#7 of 10), Bolt.new (#7 of 10) and Replit (#7 of 10).
Strengths
- Exports to static HTML, PDF and PPTX; static build deploys to any static host
- Agent panel sends current slide, page and selected element with each message
- Bundled skills (/create-slide, /apply-comments, /create-theme) work with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor
- Presenter view with next slide, speaker notes and timer
Weaknesses
- Agent panel supports only Claude Code and Codex CLI; other agents use terminal skills
- Slides are React code, so non-developers depend on the agent or visual editor
- Canvas is fixed at 1920×1080; other aspect ratios are not mentioned
- Agent SDK installs into the workspace on first panel open
What it needs
- TypeScript, Claude Code, Codex
- Needs Node.js, Claude Code or Codex CLI (for agent panel)
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