dsh-slides
将结构化大纲转换为 DeepSeek Harness (dsh) 演示文稿：生成可离线演示、带演讲者备注并可打印为 PDF 的独立 HTML 幻灯片，同时可选择导出为可编辑的 .pptx 文件。提供五种固定主题。
插件会安装到这里；不确定时保持 web。
npx -y @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-slides@0.2.0Slides 以 dsh-slides 发布，当前版本为 0.2.0。Plugin Hub 会校验它的 manifest，并保存精确安装来源，便于复现安装结果。
dsh-slides
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Give the agent a make_slides tool and it writes a talk to one self-contained HTML file — opens in any browser, presents fullscreen, keeps your speaker notes off the screen, and prints to PDF with Ctrl+P. Ask for formats: ["html", "pptx"] and it writes an editable PowerPoint file alongside it, speaker notes included.
The file loads nothing at presentation time. No CDN, no webfont, no image host. A deck that needs the network is a deck that can fail in the room you are presenting in.
A slide rendered in the ink theme
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-slides
dsh web
Then just ask: "turn these results into a 10-minute talk".
One tool, make_slides, taking a deck as structured data rather than markdown the user has to convert:
| Layout | Holds |
|---|---|
title | Deck title, subtitle, presenter. Generated for you from the deck fields — do not write one |
section | A divider between parts of the talk |
bullets | A claim as the heading, points beneath it, optionally a figure alongside |
image | A figure with a caption, filling the slide |
quote | A pulled quote with an attribution |
Omit layout and it is inferred from the fields you filled in.
Every slide takes notes — the speaker notes. They never appear on the slide; the presenter reveals them with S during the talk. This is the point of the tool: the claim goes on the slide, the talking goes in the notes, and the agent is told so in its guidance.
Bullets support **bold**, *italic* and `code`. Everything is escaped before formatting is applied, so content can never inject markup into the deck.
formats defaults to ["html"]. Add "pptx" when the deck has to be edited by a co-author or uploaded to a conference system:
| HTML | PPTX | |
|---|---|---|
| Presents offline | Yes, nothing is fetched | Yes |
| Speaker notes | S during the talk | In PowerPoint's notes pane |
| Prints to PDF | Ctrl+P, one slide per page | Through PowerPoint |
| Editable by a co-author | Not really | Yes |
| Images | Embed as data: URIs to stay self-contained | data: URIs are embedded; URLs stay links |
Both come from the same deck and the same inline-markup parse, so they cannot drift apart.
| Key | |
|---|---|
→ ← Space | Next / previous slide |
S | Show and hide speaker notes |
F | Fullscreen |
Home End | First / last slide |
Ctrl+P | Print — one slide per page, chrome hidden, straight to PDF |
Clicking works too: the left third goes back, the rest goes forward. The URL carries the slide number, so a link can point at a specific slide.
Five finished looks rather than a knob per property. Pick one; do not assemble one.
| Theme | |
|---|---|
plain | White ground, sans-serif, thin accent rules. The default; disappears behind the content |
ink | Warm paper ground with a serif face. Reads like a printed paper; suits a seminar or a defense |
midnight | Deep blue ground, light type. Holds up in a bright room where a white deck washes out |
slate | Neutral greys, no colour accent. For decks whose figures carry all the colour |
sunrise | Off-white ground with a warm accent. A lighter register for a talk meant to persuade |
plain theme
midnight theme
slate theme
sunrise theme
Font stacks name system faces only, for the same reason the deck loads nothing else.
The bundle inserts one row (id: slides). Override it from your profile's cordis.patch.yml (a patch replaces the whole config, so restate every key you keep):
- id: slides
config:
outputDir: slides/ # where decks are written, relative to the workspace
defaultTheme: plain # plain | ink | midnight | slate | sunrise
promptGuidance: true # register the deck-writing guidance
promptOrder: 150
ctx.fs, so a sandboxing filesystem backend fences the write like any other tool. The tool is therefore registered only where a filesystem provider is composed — with none, neither the tool nor its guidance appears, instead of offering a call that always fails.ctx.fs exposes text writes only, and a sandboxing backend fences exactly those. So the pptx write asks for the path through the sanctioned writeText first: the backend applies its real policy and refuses with FS_SANDBOX_DENIED before any bytes exist, and only a path it allowed is then filled in. Resolving a path and writing to it directly would go around the fence, because resolve is not one of the fenced operations.data: URI keeps the deck self-contained; an https URL works but makes the deck depend on that host at presentation time.dsh-paper-slides for academic talks — compose beside it and drive make_slides.MIT