Introduction

Sliderino is presentation software for the age of agents. It has a simple visual editor. External agents get complete control through a command-line interface (CLI) and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.

A presentation is one self-contained .sldr file that you own. The file holds the slides and their fonts, images and videos. Sliderino needs no server.

What you can do

• Make slides in the editor with text, shapes, images, groups, tables, videos and shaders.
• Let an agent change the open presentation while you watch. The changes of the agent and your changes go into one undo history.
• See text that overflows its box. The editor shows it, and agents get it from the get_diagnostics tool.
• Present on the full screen.
• Export the presentation to an editable PowerPoint file.

Where to go next

• Getting started: install Sliderino, open the editor and connect an agent.
• Agent API: the tools that the CLI and the MCP server give.
• PowerPoint export: what the export keeps.
• Vision: what Sliderino is meant to be.
• Changelog: the changes in each release.

Contributors can also read Debug scenes and Releasing.

Sliderino has the MIT license. The source code is on GitHub.