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How to export an explainer as slides or a document for a briefing with Fireworks Open Eli5

Turn a rendered explainer into PPTX, DOCX, PDF, or PNG output for a team meeting.

Who it is forA team lead or presenter who must brief colleagues who will not open an HTML file.

The problemMeetings often need slides or a document, and rebuilding the material by hand loses the scene-by-scene structure.

The outcomeA local PPTX with one 16:9 slide per scene, plus DOCX, PDF, or PNG output from the same explainer.

What you need first

  • Node.js 18 or newer with local file access
  • Codex or Claude Code with the Skill installed
  • A modern browser to open the generated HTML

Steps

  1. Install the Skill with npx skills@latest add yizhiyanhua-ai/fireworks-open-eli5 -g -a codex -y
  2. Run node scripts/render.mjs <spec.json> <output.html> to create the explainer (inferred, check the README)
  3. Open the HTML in a modern browser
  4. Use the export actions to save PDF, current-scene PNG, all-scene PPTX, or Pages-compatible DOCX
  5. Check the file signature by opening it in your presentation or word processor

Prompt for your agent

Using the fireworks-open-eli5 Skill, render <spec.json> to <output.html> and report the export options available for a team briefing. Confirm the rendered HTML validates with the validate script before any export.

Caveat. Native .pages export needs macOS, Apple Pages, and the bundled loopback helper, so plan on PPTX or DOCX if those are not available.

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