Why it is worth attention

It provides fully self-contained, keyboard-driven slide decks with per-slide speaker notes, outlines, and a live workshop mini-skill that is Apache 2.0 licensed.

Who it is for

AI engineers and researchers
Design tool developers
Conference speakers and workshop leaders
Developers interested in presentation tooling

Use cases

Study a complete workshop on building AI skills from prompt to extension
Explore a design talk that reframes tooling around adjectives rather than pixels
Run live demos of the 'Impeccable' CLI and starter code
Use the starter code as a template for your own skill projects

Strengths

Each talk is a self-contained folder with HTML deck, outline, and talk track
Decks are keyboard-driven and support slide tracking via URL hash
Includes a runnable mini-skill with Apache 2.0 license
Demos and starter code are immediately executable with simple local server

Considerations

Main talk materials are All Rights Reserved, not open for reuse
Only one talk's starter code is permissively licensed
Requires a local HTTP server to view decks offline

README quick start

Talks

Paul Bakaus's talk decks, speaker notes, and demos. Each talk is a self-contained folder: a single-file HTML deck plus its assets, an outline, a per-slide talk track, and any runnable demos or starter code.

Talk	Folder	What it is
The Dark Arts of Skill Engineering	`dark-arts/`	AI Engineer World's Fair, workshop track. Building one skill from a prompt to a harness extension, live.
Design at the Speed of Adjectives	`adjectives/`	AI Engineer World's Fair. Why design tools aim at the wrong altitude (pixels vs. prompts) and why the fix is the vocabulary a director already thinks in: adjectives.
Killing the handoff	`handoff/`	Earlier keynote on the design-to-code handoff.

Running a deck

The decks are plain static HTML. Serve the talk folder and open index.html:

cd dark-arts && python3 -m http.server 8910
# → http://localhost:8910/index.html

Each deck is keyboard-driven (arrow keys / space, f for fullscreen) and the URL hash tracks the slide (#7).

Dark Arts specifics

dark-arts/index.html: the deck (data-driven SLIDES array + renderers).
dark-arts/talk-track.md: per-slide spoken beats.
dark-arts/outline.md: structure and rationale.
dark-arts/starter/: a runnable mini-skill ("Spellbook") that demonstrates five of the dark arts.
dark-arts/demos/: the live-demo runbook plus a deliberately-median page to critique.

The starter and demos reference the impeccable CLI (npx impeccable …), published on npm.

Adjectives specifics

adjectives/index.html: the deck, 32 sparse beats, several with live embeds (an auto-scrolling sample site, play-once recordings, a real WebGL shader).
adjectives/talk-track.md: the spoken half, one section per slide.

License

The one exception is dark-arts/starter/, the runnable mini-skill, which is licensed under Apache 2.0 (see dark-arts/starter/LICENSE). Clone it, change it, ship it. The full Impeccable skill it's distilled from is also Apache 2.0 at impeccable.style.

Description

Talks for the Impeccable project.

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