I Stopped Using PowerPoint After Building This Claude Code Skill (Full Tutorial + 3 Templates)
Peter Yang walks through the Claude Code slide skill he uses to turn rough outlines into animated HTML decks in minutes, and explains how to build your own version instead of making slides by hand.
The gist
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Yang's skill comes with 12 slide formats, including two-column, stat grid, comparison table, roadmap, code block, quote and interactive charts, plus three visual templates.
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The skill runs six steps: read skill.md and styles.md, ask clarifying questions, research online, generate one HTML file, check visuals, then deliver.
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Yang says a key practice is having AI check its own work, screenshotting every slide to find and fix layout bugs before you review it.
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In a live demo, a Claude Code best practices deck took a few minutes, which Yang estimates would take an hour or more by hand.
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Yang built his skill through trial and error, drafting with AI and giving feedback, arguing a reusable system beats doing work manually.
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