dsh-deck-builder

In the DeepSeek Harness ecosystem, turning a Markdown report or a set of meeting notes into a ready-to-project slide deck has never been a smooth experience out of the box—external templates, network-loaded assets, and fragile styling are common pain points. dsh-deck-builder was built to close that gap: it registers a single deck_build tool that lets the agent compile any Markdown document into a self-contained, single-file HTML presentation you can open immediately in a browser.

Under the hood, the plugin ships three inline themes (deepseek, light, dark) and renders the full Markdown spec—headings, lists, code blocks, blockquotes, links, images, and inline formatting. Slide splitting is smart: it looks for ---, ***, or ___ rules first, then falls back to H1/H2 headings when no rules are present. Every piece of generation logic is a zero-dependency pure function; CSS and JavaScript are fully inlined, so the output file works offline, prints one slide per page, and supports keyboard navigation (arrows to flip, f for fullscreen) that feels close to a native presentation app.

If you frequently need to turn research notes, weekly summaries, or course outlines into shareable slides without juggling templates or dependencies, this plugin removes the last mile from text on a page to slides on a screen at essentially zero setup cost.