slides

The tool renders presentations directly in a terminal using Markdown files as the source format. Users write slides with standard Markdown syntax, separating sections with horizontal rules, and can embed executable code blocks that are run on demand, displaying the output inline. It also supports a pre‑processing step where a command’s stdout replaces a specially marked block, allowing dynamic content such as generated diagrams.

Navigation is handled through familiar key bindings for moving forward, backward, jumping to specific slides, or searching with regular expressions. The program watches the source file for changes, updating the display live, and can accept input from standard input, making it suitable for streamed or remotely generated slide decks.

The software is distributed as a command‑line binary, available through multiple package managers and as a Go installation, and is considered stable for production use. It targets developers, technical presenters, and anyone who prefers a lightweight, terminal‑based workflow for creating and delivering slide decks.