I build a lot of my slide decks in HTML. The first draft is easy to change with an agent. The slow part was giving lots of small visual edits in chat.
What I built
I added the human-review skill to the way I work on HTML slide decks. It gives me a browser review layer on top of the deck.
I can change text, resize an element, leave a comment on a specific part of a slide and send the whole review back to the agent in one go.
How I edit a deck
- I open the HTML deck with Hermes Agent, Claude or Codex.
- I run the human-review skill and point it to the deck.
- The skill gives me a local browser URL for the review.
- I edit the text, resize elements and leave comments directly on the slide.
- I click Send. The agent gets the review and changes the HTML and CSS.
- I refresh the deck, check the result and repeat only if I need another pass.
What I use
The deck is HTML and CSS. I use the human-review skill for the browser review. Hermes Agent, Claude or Codex can make the code changes. I keep the deck in GitHub so every change is versioned.
Why I use it
The agent still edits the code. I just do not need to describe every change in a long prompt. I can mark what I mean directly on the slide, send the review once and check the result.