miro-presentation

Generate nested 16:9 slide frames and HTML-formatted content in Miro boards via miroctl or MCP.

Updated Apr 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sih3rron/skills --skill miro-presentation
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Skill: miro-presentation
Source: https://github.com/sih3rron/skills/tree/main/miro-presentation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sih3rron/skills --skill miro-presentation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Programmatic creation of presentation-style slide decks in Miro is manual, error-prone, and inconsistent; this Skill provides precise layout rules, coordinate guidance, and templates so teams can reliably generate multi-slide presentations as nested frames and content items via CLI or MCP tools.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Precise slide templates: Eight reusable layout patterns (title, statement, sticky-note workshops, cards, two-column case study, feature overview, and two-card comparisons) with exact frame-relative coordinates, sizes, colors, and typography.
  • Automation guidance: Step-by-step examples for creating a parent container frame, stacking ratio_16x9 slide frames, and adding text, shapes, sticky notes, and images using miroctl or Miro MCP, including coordinate conversion formulas and common pitfalls.
  • Design system fidelity: Brand color values, RoobertPRO font usage and fallbacks, and recommended HD sizing (1920×1080) to ensure consistent visual output across programmatic presentations.
  • Use case: Generate a workshop deck with a yellow title slide, discussion sticky-note slide, and three purple challenge cards automatically from a script or CI task.

Quick Start

Create a new 5-slide Miro presentation by creating a parent frame, then add ratio_16x9 slide frames and populate them using the provided layout templates with miroctl or MCP.

Frequently Asked Questions about miro-presentation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a 16:9 presentation deck in Miro programmatically?▼

To create a 16:9 presentation deck in Miro programmatically, generate a parent container frame and stack ratio_16x9 slide frames inside it using miroctl or Miro MCP. This Skill provides exact layout templates and coordinate formulas to automate multi-slide creation and content placement.

Can I use miroctl to automate slide layout templates and content placement?▼

Yes, you can use miroctl to automate slide layout templates and content placement. The Skill provides step-by-step examples for creating nested frames, applying predefined 16:9 layouts, and adding text, shapes, sticky notes, and images via CLI commands.

What slide layouts are available for automated Miro presentation generation?▼

Available slide layouts for automated Miro presentation generation include eight reusable templates: title, statement, sticky-note workshops, cards, two-column case study, feature overview, and two-card comparisons. Each pattern specifies exact frame-relative coordinates, sizes, colors, and typography.

Does this Miro MCP workflow support HTML formatted text and shapes?▼

Yes, this Miro MCP workflow supports HTML-formatted text and shape creation. The Skill defines specific layout rules and automation guidance for placing HTML-formatted content within nested 16:9 frames using miroctl or Miro MCP calls.

What are common pitfalls when stacking ratio_16x9 frames in Miro?▼

Common pitfalls when stacking ratio_16x9 frames in Miro include incorrect frame-relative coordinate placement and size conversion errors. This Skill provides precise coordinate guidance, 1920×1080 HD sizing rules, and layout templates to avoid these manual layout inconsistencies.

Do I need a design system to keep automated Miro slides visually consistent?▼

You do not need an external design system to keep automated Miro slides visually consistent. This Skill includes built-in design system fidelity with brand color values, RoobertPRO font usage and fallbacks, and recommended HD sizing for consistent visual output across programmatic presentations.