In this article
customer-card-render
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Kind | skill |
| Source | .github/skills/experimental/customer-card-render |
| Invocation | Invoked directly as /customer-card-render, or loaded on demand by referencing agents |
| Interactive | No |
What it does
Generate customer-card slide content YAML from Design Thinking canonical artifacts
When to use it
Use this skill to turn canonical Design Thinking artifacts into customer-card slide content. It handles the mapping from Vision, Problem, Scenario, Use Case, and Persona Markdown to slide YAML. It does not build, style, export, or validate a presentation file. For an explicitly requested HTML presentation, hand reviewed YAML to HVE Slides; levelled HTML/MP4 demos use the HVE Demo Material workflow.
Python 3.11+ and uv are prerequisites.
Example usage
Ask: /customer-card-render Generate card content from the attached synthetic workshop's canonical directory into a new local output folder. Supply vision-statement.md,
problem-statement.md, and the relevant scenarios/, use-cases/, and personas/
files with their canonical sections. Confirm a destination that will not overwrite
unrelated work.
The mapping step should create per-slide content.yaml files and a global style.
One vision, one problem, one scenario, one use case, and one persona yield eight
slides: the use case occupies four consecutive slides, including a separate
Extensions and Evidence slide.
Success means the generated content preserves canonical sections and narrative order without
inventing missing content. The mapping contract preserves
<insufficient knowledge> markers; generation is not evidence that those gaps were
resolved. Review content fidelity before sharing, and use synthetic or
approved public-safe material rather than customer-confidential workshop notes.