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Open-source building blocks any AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Bolt) can use to compose presentation decks that are real, shareable web apps.

Free·Open Source·Presentations·React·AI·AI Agents
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What is Bolt Slides?

Bolt Slides is Bolt's open-source presentation system, built so any AI agent can compose stunning decks. Every deck is a working web app: responsive on any screen, shared as a link, with each slide written as a plain React component. It ships 20+ components for structure, data, and narrative, plus presenter mode with synced speaker notes, a grid overview, click-build reveals, and annotations that anchor to content.

A bundled skill file teaches agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Bolt how to theme, compose, and write a finished deck from a single prompt. MIT licensed.

Features

  • Each slide is a plain React component
  • 20+ layout components (Cover, Agenda, Charts, Timeline)
  • Presenter mode with synced notes and timer
  • Content-anchored annotations (pen, highlighter, shapes)
  • Bundled skill teaches any agent to theme and compose decks
  • MIT licensed

FAQs

Common questions about Bolt Slides

Which agents work with Bolt Slides?
Any coding agent, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Bolt itself. A bundled skill file teaches the agent how to build the deck.
Is Bolt Slides free?
Yes, it is open source under the MIT license on GitHub.
How do I present a deck?
Decks are web apps: share them as a link, use keyboard navigation and grid overview, or open presenter mode in a second tab with a timer, next-slide preview, and synced speaker notes.