slideshow-generator

# Slideshow Generator Content creation and slide deck toolkit. Draft slides, edit content, optimize layouts, manage schedules, and generate headlines — all from the command line. ## Commands Run `slideshow-generator <command> [args]` to use. | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `draft <input>` | Draft slide content or presentation ideas | | `edit <input>` | Edit and refine existing slide text | | `optimize <input>` | Optimize slide content for clarity and impact | | `schedule <input>` | Schedule presentations or talk dates | | `hashtags <input>` | Generate hashtags for slide content or social sharing | | `hooks <input>` | Create attention-grabbing hooks for opening slides | | `cta <input>` | Write calls-to-action for closing slides | | `rewrite <input>` | Rewrite slide content in a different style | | `translate <input>` | Translate slide text to another language | | `tone <input>` | Adjust the tone of slide content (formal, casual, etc.) | | `headline <input>` | Generate headlines or slide titles | | `outline <input>` | Create presentation outlines and structure | | `stats` | Show summary statistics across all log files | | `export <fmt>` | Export all data (json, csv, or txt) | | `search <term>` | Search all entries for a keyword | | `recent` | Show the 20 most recent history entries | | `status` | Health check — version, data size, entry count | | `help` | Show help message | | `version` | Show version (v2.0.0) | Each data command (draft, edit, optimize, schedule, hashtags, hooks, cta, rewrite, translate, tone, headline, outline) works in two modes: - **Without arguments** — displays the 20 most recent entries from its log - **With arguments** — saves the input with a timestamp to its dedicated log file ## Data Storage All data is stored in `~/.local/share/slideshow-generator/`: - `draft.log`, `edit.log`, `optimize.log`, `schedule.log`, `hashtags.log`, `hooks.log` — per-command log files - `cta.log`, `rewrite.log`, `translate.log`, `tone.log`, `headline.log`, `outline.log` — additional command logs - `history.log` — unified activity history across all commands - `export.json`, `export.csv`, `export.txt` — generated export files Set `SLIDESHOW_GENERATOR_DIR` environment variable to override the default data directory. ## Requirements - Bash 4+ with standard coreutils (`date`, `wc`, `du`, `tail`, `grep`, `sed`) - No external dependencies — pure shell implementation ## When to Use 1. **Drafting slide decks** — quickly draft and iterate on presentation content from the terminal 2. **Refining presentation text** — edit, rewrite, or adjust tone of existing slide content 3. **Scheduling talks** — keep track of upcoming presentation dates and deadlines 4. **Creating social hooks** — generate hashtags, headlines, and CTAs for promoting talks online 5. **Outlining presentations** — structure a talk from scratch with hierarchical outlines ## Examples ```bash # Draft slide content slideshow-generator draft "Intro slide: Why AI agents matter in 2026" # Create an outline slideshow-generator outline "1. Problem Statement 2. Our Solution 3. Demo 4. Results 5. Q&A" # Generate a headline slideshow-generator headline "The Future of Autonomous Coding: 5 Trends to Watch" # Write a hook slideshow-generator hooks "What if your code could write itself? (pause) It already can." # Create a CTA slideshow-generator cta "Star our repo on GitHub — join 10k+ developers building the future" # Optimize content slideshow-generator optimize "Slide 3: reduced from 85 words to 32, added visual cue" # Generate hashtags slideshow-generator hashtags "#AIAgents #DevTools #Presentation #TechTalk #Automation" # Schedule a talk slideshow-generator schedule "PyCon 2026: Apr 15 14:00, Room B, 30min slot" # Export all data as JSON slideshow-generator export json # Search entries slideshow-generator search "AI" # View recent activity slideshow-generator recent # Show statistics slideshow-generator stats ``` ## Output All commands output results to stdout. Log entries are stored with timestamps in pipe-delimited format (`YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM|value`). Use `export` to convert all data to JSON, CSV, or plain text. --- Powered by BytesAgain | bytesagain.com | hello@bytesagain.com