Quiet Ledger Slides
Make decks that read as quiet scholarly essays: one deep indigo register throughout, an italic literary serif for every headline, quiet sans body, typed mono chrome, and a pin-note of small mint mono lines pinned at the bottom-left of every page.
Bring the essay subject, the audience, the facts and figures to use exactly, the page count and content language. The Skill returns one offline HTML deck that edits in the browser and exports editable PowerPoint.
How it works
Brief and page list
Your Agent asks for the essay subject, the audience, the figures and the page count, then picks eleven layouts into plan.json — each one already knows its word budget.
Compose and build
kit.py composes the plan into deck.json, quiet-ledger-art.py draws any figure panel, and make-deck.py assembles the offline presentation.html.
Look and export
Page through the deck, edit text and speaker notes in the browser, then export PowerPoint and run verify-pptx.py against the HTML.
Frequently asked questions
Why one field for every page?
The register is a colourfield essay: the single indigo ground is the paper, so nothing else competes for attention — emphasis comes from the italic serif and the mint pin-note.
What is the pin-note?
A small stack of mint mono lines pinned at the bottom-left of every page — section, date, page number — the only chrome the essay keeps.
What do the demos use?
demo-1 keeps the Meridian palette for a 10-page ferry-office season review; demo-2 switches to Current for a 9-page launch co-op read-aloud.