presentation

presentation is an iii skill that turns a technical specification directory into an interactive, persuasive web deck, the kind published on iii's roadmap pages. It aims for three things at once. It helps engineers understand the design, so the architecture is a navigable map rather than prose. It is interactive, with steppable diagrams, a selectable system map and live toggles, since the project says interactivity is what makes the content stick. And it reads like marketing: it argues why the work should happen, because if no one is convinced, the spec has not done its job. Each deck is built as a content layer inside the roadmap base, a shared component library, gallery and markdown spec viewer that builds every deck into one static site. Inside the iii site package the decks are Astro routes, and in other repositories they run as a standalone Vite project. Each finished deck ships as a static page at a roadmap path named after its slug, and the skill notes that these pages are safe to share, which fits build-in-public work. The skill is installed with npx skills from the iii-hq/iii repository, and its security audits show Gen Agent Trust Hub and Socket passing, with Snyk showing a warning.…