antasphere-hackathon/plugin

hackathon-deck-vote

Make the team's vote presentation for the Antasphere Hackathon, the elevator pitch with the gaps filled that the other participants read on the Vote page before ranking the teams.

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The vote presentation: the elevator pitch, filled, hosted, linked

The other participants read it alone, on their phone or their laptop, in about a minute: the hackathon app's Vote page shows it framed above the ballot. Every team fills the same sentence, so the teams compare on the same grounds:

For who who need, Product is category that benefit. Today, alternative. With Product, difference.

Six screens: the cover, who it is for, what it is (beside a screenshot), what changes, the moment that proves it (beside a screenshot), the whole sentence with the team. It is not the pitch (the stage, the hackathon-deck-pitch skill) and not the demo (the jury's episodes, the hackathon-deck-demo skill).

Work from the root of the team's clone; everything goes into decks/vote/. The scripts ship with this skill, in the scripts/ folder beside this SKILL.md (call that folder $SKILL_DIR/scripts; under Claude Code it is also ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/hackathon-deck-vote/scripts, and after npx skills add it is ~/.agents/skills/hackathon-deck-vote/scripts): fill.mjs fills the deck, check.mjs checks it, and vote.example.json shows the content filled for an invented tool.

1. Slideless, in the event's workspace

bash
npm i -g @antasphere/slideless@latest
slideless whoami --json

The participant's hackathon login is the same Antasphere login. It asks to sign in, or says "Run antasphere login": the participant runs hackathon login in their own terminal, then again. A refusal that the organization has no access to Slideless: STOP and tell the participant an organizer has to open Slideless to the event's organization; nothing can be published before.

workspace.name in hackathon whoami --json is the event's organization; take the workspace with the same name in slideless workspaces --json and pass --workspace <its id> to every slideless command below. When none has that name, say so and ASK; never publish in a personal workspace.

2. Start from the organizer's template

bash
slideless template list --json --workspace <id>

Take the template titled Vote presentation. When there is none, STOP: tell the participant the organizers have not published the event's templates yet (their event-decks guide does it) and to ask one of them. Never build the deck any other way. Then, once:

bash
slideless template start "Vote presentation" decks/vote/deck --workspace <id>
printf 'decks/*/deck/\ndecks/*/check/\n' >> .gitignore    # once per clone, if not there yet

decks/vote/deck/ carries the Antasphere brand's typefaces, whose licence forbids a public repository: it is never committed. The team's source is decks/vote/vote.json and the screenshots. When decks/vote/deck/ already exists, keep it: its .slideless.json is the link to the published deck, so the next push is a new version of the same deck and the share link keeps working.

3. Gather, then ASK

Read the repository (the README, the routes, the dashboard's pages). When the hackathon-deck-demo skill ran, use its screenshots in decks/demo/screens/: one for what it is, one for the moment that proves it. Without them, take two screenshots of the running app (the hackathon-deck-demo skill's play.mjs does it).

Then ASK the participant, in ONE message, to confirm each gap, proposed from what you read, and read the whole sentence aloud to them:

  1. the product's name (24 characters at most) and its one sentence;
  2. who: one kind of person; need: what goes wrong for them today;
  3. category: what kind of thing it is, with its article ("a browser agent"); benefit: what it

does for them;

  1. alternative: what they do today without it; difference: what changes with it;
  2. the moment to see, one sentence, and its screenshot;
  3. the members' names, and a demo link anyone can open (https://), or none.

4. Fill and check

Write decks/vote/vote.json in the shape of vote.example.json: lang (en, fr or nl), occasion (the event's name and date, from hackathon event status --json: its name and its start day, as <name> · <day month year>), team, product, oneLiner, pitch (who, need, category, benefit, alternative, difference), does.image, moment (image, text), members, demoUrl. Image paths are relative to decks/vote/. Each gap must flow from the fixed word before it (French: qui; Dutch: die).

bash
node "$SKILL_DIR/scripts/fill.mjs" vote decks/vote
node "$SKILL_DIR/scripts/check.mjs" decks/vote

fill.mjs exit 2, one line per problem (an empty gap, a text too long, a missing image, a link that is not https): fix vote.json, run it again. check.mjs needs Playwright once per machine (exit 4 says how: npm i --prefix ~/.cache/antasphere-hackathon/playwright playwright@1, then npx --prefix ~/.cache/antasphere-hackathon/playwright playwright install chromium). It walks the six slides on a laptop and the six screens on a phone, writes decks/vote/check/laptop-N.png and phone-N.png, and prints ok. Exit 1, one line per problem: a text that runs out of its slide, a phone screen that scrolls, a request outside the deck, an image that did not load, a deck over 5 MB. Shorten in vote.json, fill, check again.

Open the screenshots with the participant (open decks/vote/check on macOS, start on Windows, xdg-open on Linux). A screen that says what the app does not do is rewritten, never kept.

5. Publish and share

bash
slideless push decks/vote/deck --title "<Team> · Vote" --template "Vote presentation" --no-open --json --workspace <id>

Read presentation.id. Then one link for the Vote page, with no expiry and no password (a password link cannot be framed, and an expiry empties the Vote page):

bash
slideless share <deck id> --name "Community vote" --json --workspace <id>

Read url: https://<host>/v/<token>/, shown once. A refusal about credits: an organizer tops the organization up; say so and stop.

6. Hand the link to the platform

bash
hackathon decks link --vote <url> --json
hackathon showcase set --product "<product>" --tagline "<oneLiner>" --json
hackathon decks show --json

The team is the signed-in participant's own. Exit 2: not a share link https://<host>/v/<token>/, or a product name over 24 characters. Exit 1 with the platform's sentence: the link's host is not one the Vote page can show (the sentence names the allowed host: publish on that Slideless), or voting has opened and the vote presentation is fixed (an organizer can still replace it). Exit 3: sign in, or not on a team. An older hackathon CLI without --vote or --product: npm i -g @antasphere/hackathon@latest.

Commit decks/vote/vote.json and the screenshots it names, never decks/vote/deck/ or decks/vote/check/. Push before the freeze like any other work.

Never

  • Never build the deck without the organizer's template, and never copy the brand's files elsewhere.
  • Never put a credential, a password or a real person's data in a screenshot or a screen.
  • Never share the link with a password or an expiry.
  • Never describe a feature the app does not have.
  • Never pass a credential to slideless or hackathon: the Antasphere login does the work.
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