ljg-present

ljg-present is an outline-faithful presentation renderer that transforms Org mode or Markdown-style outlines into visually styled HTML presentations without altering the original content. Its core purpose is to convert structured outlines into large-format, slogan-style visual slides while preserving the source hierarchy, wording, ordering, lists, tables, and emphasis exactly as written. Rather than summarizing, rewriting, extracting key messages, or generating conventional presentation decks, the skill acts strictly as a renderer that determines how each outline element should be displayed on screen.

The skill supports one-to-one mapping between outline structure and presentation pages. Heading levels are converted into dedicated slide types, while paragraphs, lists, tables, quotations, separators, and example blocks are rendered according to predefined visual rules. Features include theme selection with black, red, and yellow color schemes, automatic theme inference from file tags, optional explicit theme overrides, and a cyber-hacker mode with terminal-inspired styling. It also supports automatic highlighting of emphasized text and code-style content, indentation based on nesting depth, intelligent pagination for long content, and special emphasis pages for major section transitions.

This skill is designed for speakers, writers, educators, researchers, and anyone who maintains content in structured outlines and wants a visually impactful presentation without manually designing slides. It is particularly useful for manifesto-style talks, keynote outlines, essays, notes, learning materials, and presentations where preserving the original structure and wording is essential. The output is generated as a single HTML file suitable for presentation and sharing.