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Have you checked out Marp? https://marp.app/ https://marp.app/ Basically it generates slides from markdown, which is great even without LLMs. But you can get L

Have you checked out Marp? https://marp.app/ https://marp.app/ Basically it generates slides from markdown, which is great even without LLMs. But you can get LLMs to output in markdown/Marp format and then use Marp to generate the slides. I haven't looked into complicated slides, but works well for text-based ones.

agnishom 2y ago
Looks interesting. I am on the hunt for clean tools for producing presentations. I really like Powerpoint, mainly because of their animation and vector editing features. However, I don't want to keep using a proprietary tool.
- fratlas 2y ago
  just use a canva template
  - agnishom 2y ago
    Thanks, I did not know that you could use Canva for presentations. However, it is still proprietary software. (Worse, it lives on the web)
    - jcims 2y ago
      Work at a bank? That’s my reaction to 95% of the cool stuff I see every week.
      - agnishom 2y ago
        No, I do not work at a bank. What do you mean?
        intended 2y ago
        Banks need to be secure and be able to uphold regulatory standards.
- Aerbil313 2y ago
  If you're the coder/hacker type you might like Typst. It's a typesetting tool but it can create presentations too and I like it better than Powerpoint where I have to manually edit and align everything on every page to ensure a consistent style.
  - agnishom 2y ago
    Fascinating. I did not know that you can create presentations with Typst
- terhechte 2y ago
  You could also try Hyperdeck which uses Markdown for slides as well, but supports most of the animation features of Powerpoint as well as MathML and stuff like that (no vector editing though) http://hyperdeck.io http://hyperdeck.io
3abiton 2y ago
Same for Mermaid diagram.