SlideX – Open-source presentations with MDX

OpenSlideX, an open-source presentation tool that uses AI to help users build and refine slide decks, has been released as a local application installable with a single command and requiring no Node.js, npm, Git, or administrator access. The tool keeps presentations as MotionDoc MDX files on the user's computer and allows export to HTML, MDX, or editable PPTX, with GitHub Sponsors support coming soon.

AI builds, you refine Start with a clear structure, then refine every detail—from a solid 80 to a persuasive 90. Use AI and agents to move the work forward, then shape every slide in a local Workspace. Keep the source close and export when the presentation is ready. Presentation work breaks down when ideas are scattered across tools, the source is locked away, and the final file is hard to revise. OpenSlideX keeps the whole path in one local workspace. Start with a clear structure, then refine every detail—from a solid 80 to a persuasive 90. Every deck stays as readable MotionDoc MDX files on your computer, not trapped behind an account or cloud platform. Preview locally, then export HTML, MDX, or editable PPTX for the way the work needs to travel. Templates Pick a starting point for the deck you actually need, then rewrite copy, swap images, and restyle every slide in Workspace. The source stays MDX on your machine. Start in a folder you own. Open Workspace when you need a canvas. Keep your source files close and stay in control. One command installs OpenSlideX as a complete local app. No Node.js, npm, Git, or administrator access required. curl -fsSL https:/ / raw.githubusercontent.com/ zz41354899/ open-slidex/ main/ install.sh | sh irm https:/ / raw.githubusercontent.com/ zz41354899/ open-slidex/ main/ install.ps1 | iex Installed? Open a new terminal and run slidex Sponsorship coming soon GitHub Sponsors is being prepared. Learn how you can support OpenSlideX when sponsorship opens. GitHub Sponsors is being set up.