Deckhand

Examples

Field notes — the showcase

Seventeen slides that make the case for HTML over PowerPoint, with full-bleed photos, a section of slides that are running code (a live clock and a canvas particle field, a slider that drives an SVG chart, a git diff of a slide, a scorecard), fragments, an animated chart, and a photo grid.

Ship it before lunch — the minimal one

The deck that ships with the repository: eight slides, speaker notes, two public notes, and one slide with fragments (step-by-step reveal driven by the remote).

Present it on your machine

brew install stranix79/tap/deckhand          # macOS / Linux (builds with Go)
git clone https://github.com/stranix79/deckhand
deckhand present deckhand/examples/ship-it --open

The stage opens in your browser (press f for fullscreen). The terminal prints two QR codes: scan REMOTE with your phone to get prev/next, the notes, the timer and the laser pointer; share AUDIENCE with the room. Slide 3 has fragments: each next reveals one command before moving on.

No Homebrew? Download a binary from the releases and run the same command.

Publish it on the hub

deckhand login --hub https://deckhand.show --token …   # token from Decks → Get an API token
deckhand push deckhand/examples/ship-it

You get a permanent link like the one above, under your own handle.

Make your own

Copy the folder, replace the HTML files, keep assets/style.css if you like the look. Every slide is a standalone page designed at 1920×1080; the rules are in FORMAT.md. deckhand validate my-talk/ tells you what is wrong before you present.

Ask your AI for "one HTML file per slide, 1920×1080, self-contained, plus a deck.json with notes": that is exactly the format.