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dsh-slides

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.17

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install literaf/dsh-slides

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install literaf/dsh-slides inside DeepSeek Harness to install this plugin; the source is available at https://github.com/literaf/dsh-slides

About this plugin

The most fragile part of agent-generated slides is the network: a single CDN reference, a webfont, or a remote image and the deck falls apart the moment you step into a room without Wi-Fi. dsh-slides eliminates that failure mode. It registers a make_slides tool that turns structured deck data into one fully self-contained HTML file — zero external requests, opens in any browser, presents fullscreen, and prints to PDF with a single Ctrl+P.

The tool understands five layouts (title, section, bullets, image, quote), every one carrying speaker notes that stay hidden on screen and appear only when you press S during the talk. Bullets support bold, italic, and inline code with all content escaped before markup is applied, so nothing can inject stray tags. Five finished themes — plain, ink, midnight, slate, sunrise — use system font stacks only, keeping the deck fully offline. Requesting the optional pptx format alongside HTML produces an editable PowerPoint from the same source data, suitable for co-authoring or conference upload, without the two outputs drifting apart.

It is built for researchers, engineers, and educators working inside DeepSeek Harness who want to turn raw results or a literature review into a ten-minute talk with a single natural-language prompt. The package stays deliberately focused: no incremental reveal animations, no master-slide design in the PPTX, and no opinion about where the content came from. Companion plugins such as dsh-paper-slides can compose alongside it for academic formats.

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Use Cases

  • Turn raw experiment results or literature into a structured ten-minute talk
  • Present fullscreen from a single HTML file in a room with no internet connection
  • Produce HTML and an editable PPTX side by side, handing off the deck to co-authors

Best For

  • Engineers and researchers using DeepSeek Harness in research or teaching workflows
  • Graduate students preparing oral defenses or seminars without reliable internet
  • Team members who need to convert project updates into editable PowerPoint decks quickly