learnaihubc/learndeck

LearnDeck turns learning material into presentation slides using AI. Instead of starting from a blank deck, you begin with something you already have: a topic, an outline, notes, course material, or a summary of an article. LearnDeck takes that content and organizes it into a clear, polished deck with sections, key points, examples, and takeaways, and the result stays editable after it is generated. The project is built for anyone who needs to turn knowledge into something presentable but does not want to spend most of their time on structure and formatting. That includes teachers and workshop hosts preparing lessons, course creators building training material, teams putting together onboarding decks, and learners or researchers turning their notes into reports. The README frames it as a companion for the moment when you already understand a subject but need help shaping it into something others can follow. Once a deck is created, you get a clean, presentation-ready look with several visual style options, described as clean, academic, warm, bold, or dark. The generated slides are meant to be a strong first draft rather than a finished product: you can keep adjusting wording, tone, sequencing, and style after the initial generation. The typical flow is to bring in your content, let the tool organize it into titles and key points, generate the deck, and then edit freely. Installation runs through Codex using the command npx --yes github:LearnAIHubC/LearnDeck, after which you restart Codex and use the learn-deck command inside it. An update command is provided for existing installs. Because it works through Codex, it is aimed at people already comfortable in that kind of command-line workflow, even if the output itself, a presentation deck, is meant for a general audience of teachers, trainers, and knowledge workers.