Maybe this is worth putting in the docs

[jaresty]

I put together a prompt for gpt-5 that can generate a presentation for you. Try running it like this:

git show | mods 'Transform the input into a valid multi-slide presenterm deck; output raw Markdown only (no code fences). Front matter exactly: \"--- newline title: newline author: Generated (or authors:[...]) newline date: YYYY-MM-DD newline --- newline\"; no other keys. Produce 8–12 slides; each slide MUST start with a Setext header (Title line, next line exactly ---), include content and references, and end with an HTML comment named end_slide on its own line, then a blank line. Emit directives as HTML comments on their own lines with exact syntax: end_slide = \"<!-- end_slide -->\"; pause = \"<!-- pause -->\"; column_layout with weights = \"<!-- column_layout: [7, 3] -->\"; column with index = \"<!-- column: 0 -->\"; reset_layout = \"<!-- reset_layout -->\"; jump_to_middle = \"<!-- jump_to_middle -->\" (NOTE: no colon for pause/end_slide/reset_layout/jump_to_middle). Use bullets/prose; code blocks only if relevant (name language; +exec only if explicitly asked); images only if valid paths/URLs; Include references on each slide; avoid # headers.'

Depends on mods

What do you think?

[mfontanini]

Sorry but this seems very specific and IMO not worth putting in the docs. I'll turn this into a discussion so it has more visibility and other people can chime in