Tactical CRT Slide Deck

What it does

When installed, the agent produces a presentation as a single HTML file styled like a declassified ops or security report: charcoal background, white monospace text, one red accent color, scanline overlay and hairline grid layouts. It follows a fixed set of slide types (cover, objectives, telemetry grid, risk register, timeline, alert, audit log, closing) and a list of visual rules, such as no rounded corners, shadows, gradients or emoji. The skill itself is a style guide; the example file shows the look.

Try asking

• “Make a 12-slide incident debrief for last week's database outage in the CRT telemetry style”Copy
• “Turn these security review notes into a tactical-telemetry deck with a threat register and audit log”Copy
• “Build an ops walkthrough deck for our migration plan, using the classification cover and numbered objectives slides”Copy

Get better results

• Name the deck's real content (incident, review, plan) up front so the agent can fill the required slide archetypes sensibly.
• Check contrast and font size before presenting, since the grey secondary text and thin hairlines can be hard to read on projectors.
• Ask for 10-14 slides as the skill specifies; for shorter decks, request fewer archetypes explicitly.

What's inside

• example.html
• SKILL.md