AI Slides: From a Plain-Language Brief to HTML Decks by Nandan PriyadarshiAI Slides: From a Plain-Language Brief to HTML Decks by Nandan Priyadarshi

AI Slides: From a Plain-Language Brief to HTML Decks

Nandan Priyadarshi

Nandan Priyadarshi

The problem

A founder or product team may have the right material—a brief, article or product update—without a clear presentation narrative. AI Slides packages the steps from source content to a structured, browser-ready deck.

What I built

My role: AI workflow and frontend presentation development. I built a reusable skill that organizes messages, selects slide types and generates a self-contained HTML deliverable with inline CSS and JavaScript.

The approach

The workflow starts with an idea or existing content, establishes the story and slide sequence, chooses a theme, then generates the deck. The public package documents layouts for comparisons, metrics, timelines and calls to action, together with presentation controls.

Why it matters

The resulting artifact can be reviewed in a browser and adapted as ordinary web code. This makes the workflow relevant to teams that want consistent presentation output, lightweight distribution and control over the generated file.

Project context

Independent public project. The GitHub repository includes the skill instructions, themes, prompt templates and usage examples. It shows the reusable process and HTML output format; final narrative and design decisions remain part of review.
Have a repeated content-to-output task for your team? Send one example input, the desired deliverable and your brand constraints. I can scope a custom AI workflow and an initial artifact you can evaluate.
Implementation overview based on the linked AI Slides repository, showing the content-to-HTML-deck workflow.
Implementation overview based on the linked AI Slides repository, showing the content-to-HTML-deck workflow.
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Posted Oct 22, 2026

Built an AI workflow that turns briefs and existing content into structured, self-contained HTML decks, with reusable themes and browser controls.