canon-slides-draftlisted

# Slides draft Author a `SLIDES.md` source, then shell out to `canon slides render`. The CLI owns all layout and styling. This skill owns content and the design choices encoded in the source. ## Read the catalog Run this first to load the available layouts. Never hardcode layout names. The catalog is the source of truth. ```bash canon slides list --json 2>/dev/null ``` ## Draft the source Write the deck to `.claude/SLIDES.md` from the project root. Structure: - Deck frontmatter between `---` delimiters: `title`, optional `subtitle`, `palette`, and `variant` (light or dark). - One slide per section, separated by a `---` rule. Each slide opens with a `# Title` and a `layout:` line naming a layout from the catalog, followed by its content. Match content shape to the layout: bullet lists for list layouts, `## Heading` blocks for columns, `- value : caption` pairs for stats and cards, a quote with a `- attribution` line for quotes. For a deck with chapters, add a `toc` slide near the front and mark each chapter opener with the `section` layout. The render fills the contents links and the per-slide footer automatically from the section slides. Leave the `toc` slide body empty. ## Design rules The palette and type scale live in the CLI. Own the choices the source controls. - Pick the variant that fits the topic. Light is a paper background, dark is near black. Both carry the same rust accent. - Vary the layout across slides. Never repeat title-and-bullets on every slide.