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Presentation Skills — Design skill for Claude Code

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Agent skills for presentations: rebuild a Canva design with new content, and build a talk that fits its clock.

How to install Presentation Skills

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open aminehaddad-git/presentation-skills and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Presentation Skills does

Agent skills for presentations: rebuild a Canva design with new content, and build a talk that fits its clock.

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README

Presentation skills for AI agents

Two agent skills for presentations, both written from a single real project rather than from general advice

Skill	For
`canva-recontent`	Reusing an existing Canva design with new content
`timed-talk`	Any talk with a hard clock, script in the speaker notes

Install with the [skills CLI](https://github.com/vercel-labs/skills):

npx skills add aminehaddad-git/presentation-skills

Or pick one:

npx skills add aminehaddad-git/presentation-skills --skill canva-recontent

`canva-recontent`

**Rebuild an existing Canva design with new content while its layout, build steps and animations survive intact.**

A finished deck is a solved problem — someone already worked out the spacing, the rhythm, the progressive reveals. Rebuilding from scratch throws that away. This re-contents it: keep the design, replace what it says.

Handles template filling, reusing a deck a colleague shared, rebranding, and translating a presentation into another language.

Why it exists

The Canva connector's tool descriptions are accurate but incomplete, and the gaps are expensive. This skill is mostly a cache of what a 70-page rebuild cost to discover:

Behaviour	What actually happens
Bare element ids	Fail with `"Page ID did not match the expected pattern"` — which blames the page, not the element. Use the full `PAGE-GROUP-ELEMENT` path.
Reading four pages	~64,000 characters. Exceeds the limit; the call fails. One page per read.
`filter.element_ids: []`	Returns zero elements, not all of them. The page looks empty.
`add_text`	Lands at 16px regardless of context. Needs a `format_text` pass behind it.
`replace_text`	Silently wipes list markers, and collapses multi-region titles to one style.
`unsupported` elements	Cannot be text-replaced. Deleting one may take its decoration with it.
Delete page	Does not exist. Nei