stackblitz/bolt-slides

Bolt Slides is a tool for making presentation decks that are actually working web apps instead of static images. You write one prompt for an AI coding agent like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Bolt, and it builds a deck where every slide is a live, responsive web page. Because each slide is a real React component, slides can include things a normal slideshow cannot, like live data, three dimensional scenes, or working product demos. The team behind it made this because they felt AI generated slides usually look generic and full of bullet points, and wondered what would happen if an AI agent were let loose on building an actual presentation as a small web app instead. The project ships with a bundled skill file that teaches the AI agent how to theme, arrange, and write a deck so that one prompt can produce a finished, presentable result, including small details like the browser tab title. Each slide is defined as a component inside a Deck, and there is a large library of ready-made building blocks for things like cover slides, agendas, charts, tables, quotes, timelines, and pricing tables. A build feature lets content reveal itself in steps as you click through a slide before moving to the next one. When presenting, keyboard shortcuts control everything, including a thumbnail sidebar, a grid overview of all slides, a drawing and annotation mode, fullscreen, and a separate presenter view that stays in sync with the audience's screen and includes a timer and speaker notes. Every visual detail, like colors, fonts, and shadows, is controlled from one central theme file, so changing a couple of values recolors the whole deck. The project is written in TypeScript using React and can be run locally with npm, or opened directly inside Bolt or StackBlitz online editors. It is released under the MIT license.