Scene Story Deckv0.1.0
Use this Skill to make a presentation.
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A visual storytelling deck skill for Claude Fable 5: one full-bleed scene per page under a short live caption, cut like a film from the first shot to the last tableau.
Updated Nov 7, 2026
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What you get
- A single offline HTML deck at 1280×720 per page, opening to a page view with Edit
- Six recipes: an establishing shot, a detail crop, a negative-space pause, constellation evidence, a split horizon and a closing tableau, plus three locked palettes
- Editable PowerPoint (.pptx) from a menu inside the file, confirmed by a script, or print to PDF
Good fit
- Pitches for films and documentaries
- Cultural explainers and launch stories
- Reports that ought to play as a visual sequence
Not for
- Dashboards and evidence-packed reports
- Decks that rely on editable chart objects
- Stories still missing their key facts
About this Skill
Scene Story Deck is a cinematic presentation skill for Claude Fable 5, for talks that should unfold as pictures. A signed-off brief becomes a sequence of full-frame scenes carrying just enough type to steer the room, with notes for the speaker behind each one. The scenes are inline SVG, so no picture files are needed, and captions move through six positions to control the pace. You get one offline HTML file to edit, present and export.
How it works
- Settle the brief first: the listeners, the emotional arc, the facts you can defend, any images you own and the number of pages
- Plan a scene and a brief caption for each page, match each to a style-kit recipe and hold one palette throughout
- Assemble the pages from that plan, then run the build and the deck check
- Page through the result, test editing, saving and presenting, then deliver the one file
Checked before delivery
- check-deck.py passes with the agreed page count and the style kit
- Every page keeps one full-bleed scene, the grain layer, the chrome line and one short serif caption
- Every caption, label and scene stays independently editable
- No example story, time or figure left unless the user keeps it
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Topic, audience and the feeling the deck should leave · Approved source facts and the beats the story must hit · Optional pictures the user has the rights to use
- Dependencies
- Python 3 and a current browser · No API key required. Scenes are inline SVG and CSS, so a deck needs no picture files to be whole
- Outside costs
- None
- Last tested
- v0.1.0 — Claude Code / Codex / Cursor
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FAQ
Could it make up facts or quotes?
No. Claims, figures and quotes are limited to material you sign off on, and the work halts if a scene would distort the evidence. The check also reports leftover sample wording, so nothing from the demo story reaches your audience.
Is an image key necessary?
No. Scenes are inline SVG and CSS, so the deck is complete with no pictures at all. Photos you have the rights to can still go in.
Will it work in PowerPoint or Keynote?
Yes. The Export menu in the file writes a .pptx, a script compares it with the deck, and that file opens in PowerPoint, Keynote or WPS.