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Lisa's PPT
PowerPoint, not HTML
Everything else on this site is one standalone HTML file. This is
the exception — a separate plugin you install yourself, which hands your agent a
real, editable .pptx carrying the same house style. Nothing here
builds it and nothing here hosts it; this page is where it is explained, and the
repository is one link away.
The difference
The one thing here that is not an HTML file.
Ted and Lisa make web pages. Lisa's PPT makes a PowerPoint. Same house style, different medium — and the medium brings its own rules with it.
Everything else here
- One
.htmlfile. Double-click it, email it, drop it on any static host. Your reader installs nothing. - Two languages in one file. English plus Korean or Traditional Chinese, written inline and switched in place.
- Previewed on this site. Every card in the gallery opens a real generated file, not a mockup.
- Nothing to install. Any coding agent can read the skill straight from a public URL.
Lisa's PPT
- One
.pptxfile. A fixed 16:9 stage that opens in PowerPoint or Keynote — and whoever receives it edits it there. - One language per file. PowerPoint carries no language switch, so a deck is built in the language you asked for.
- No preview here. This site builds nothing for it and hosts nothing of it, so there is nothing to open.
- Installed on its own. A separate plugin from a separate repository, added to your agent by you.
Both are made by MonoMind AI Lab, and both put the same brand on the page. They are not the same product, and this page exists so the gallery does not have to pretend otherwise.
Install
Two commands, once.
Lisa's PPT is a plugin, installed the way any other plugin is. Run these
two in this order, and /lisa-ppt becomes a standing command.
The repository is its own marketplace, so this is the step where your agent learns the plugin exists.
Installed once, available in every project. Other agents have their own plugin directory — the layout is the same.
Where they run
Both lines are typed at your agent, not in a terminal. The wording is Claude Code's; other agents install a plugin their own way, from the same repository.
Those two lines are commands, not prose. They are never translated, whatever language this page is switched to — a mistranslated command is a command that does not run.
The workflow
Brief it, and it builds the deck.
Nothing new to learn if you have used /lisa. It asks for the
same brief and it applies the same brand — it just ends somewhere else.
Tell it what the deck is for
The same brief Lisa takes: what this is about, who it is for, what it has to do when it lands. Those answers are its own first stage.
It builds in the house style
The MonoMind brand pack ships with it, so the deck comes out looking like everything else here without you supplying a single token.
You get a .pptx
Open it, edit it, send it. From that point it is a PowerPoint file like any other, and this site is not involved in it at all.
Every step above happens in your own agent, on your own machine. This site describes the plugin; it does not run it, and it never sees the deck.
Where it lives
A separate repository, from the same lab.
Lisa's PPT is built and maintained by MonoMind AI Lab alongside Hi Ted, Meet Lisa — but it is not part of it. A different repository, a different plugin, a different output format. Read it, open an issue, or fork it there.