Volt Ledger Deckv0.1.1
Use this Skill to make a presentation.
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A slide skill for Claude Fable 5 for analytical decks: tall magazine-style photo cards, tiles in electric blue and lime, strong near-black type and slim rounded bar charts, at your page count.
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Updated Nov 7, 2026
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What you get
- A blue-and-lime analytical deck at whatever page count you request, plus a complete sample deck showing the look
- Twelve page recipes for photo cards, charts, numbered steps, product cards, checklists and closing questions, each with the pictures it needs
- A single offline HTML file with a page overview, presenting mode, speaker notes and pages ready to print
- An in-browser editor for wording, pictures, colours and page order, exporting editable PowerPoint and PDF
Good fit
- Proposals for local schemes that lend, share or repair things for neighbours
- Teams wanting one consistent visual system over several pages
- Speakers who bring a clear message, a known audience and the facts behind it
Not for
- Imitating a known artwork, a brand identity or a protected character
- Researching topics or checking claims that nobody has backed up
- Decks that need native PowerPoint shapes everywhere: text and notes export editable, but backgrounds and ornaments come over as images
About this Skill
Volt Ledger Deck is a presentation skill for Claude Fable 5 that lends a pitch for a neighbourhood service a steady, assured beat: small black capsule labels on white pages, the key words of every heading set on a lime highlight, photo windows with rounded corners, number tiles in blue and lime and slim black bars you can change. Each picture is fresh and appears on a single page, your brief sets the page count, and you can edit the whole deck in the browser before exporting PowerPoint or PDF.
How it works
- Settle the brief: subject, listeners, the facts you can back, how many pages and which language
- Give every page one job and match it to a recipe from the style kit
- Pick pictures from the style library, have new ones made for your topic, or use your own
- Compose and build, run the deck checker, open each page to test editing and presenting, then hand over the one file
Checked before delivery
- check-deck.py passes with the agreed page count and the style kit
- Every page keeps the style's capsule labels, lime highlights, rounded photo cards, blue and lime tiles, type sizes and colours
- Every text block, picture, chart bar and icon stays independently editable
- No example text or pictures left unless the user keeps them
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Presentation topic, audience and the key messages or source material · Agreed page count and the language of the slides · Optional pictures the user has rights to, or a choice of library pictures or generated ones
- Dependencies
- You supply the subject, the audience, your sources, the page count and the language · Python 3 with a current browser; Node.js 20+ only when using library pictures or making new ones · Fresh pictures are optional and charged by your image provider; decks build fine without them
- Outside costs
- Optional FAL_KEY for generated pictures
- Last tested
- v0.1.1 — Claude Code / Codex / Cursor
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FAQ
Can I pick my own topic and page count?
Yes. The visual rules hold while the layouts and wording fit the exact number of pages you name. If you give no number, the agent suggests one from your notes and your talk length before building. The sample's twelve pages are not a default and not a cap.
Is an image generator required?
No. A deck can use labelled picture frames, the style library or pictures you already own. Making new pictures is optional, done with the image tool you prefer, and may add cost.
Can I edit it and open it in PowerPoint?
Yes. The deck comes with a built-in editor for wording, pictures, page order and colours. Export to PowerPoint, where text and speaker notes remain editable while backgrounds and ornaments arrive as images, or print a PDF.