Which agents work with it?

Any agent that reads skills from a directory. Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI and Grok Build all read /present natively.

What does “free and unlimited” mean?

Generating presentations is free with no cap. Narration runs on your own machine, so there's nothing to meter.

Where does the narration run?

On your machine. The finished presentation publishes to your channel so anyone with the link can watch it.

Do I have to write slides?

You never touch slides. You ask — “brief me on what shipped overnight” — and your agent authors, narrates, and publishes.

Every presentation gets a watch link on your channel. Send the link; it plays in any browser, phones included.

Yes — the /present skill is MIT-licensed, and the authoring spec is public.

/present has your coding agent present its work as a page you watch

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Coding agents now work for hours on their own, and what they hand back is a log, or a wall of markdown in a terminal. /present is a skill that has the agent present that work instead: slides, a script, and a voice, on a link you can watch or send.

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/present has your coding agent present its work as a page you watch

One prompt made this page

Here is what one prompt made. The prompt was, present the architecture of openai/codex. The agent read the repository, wrote the slides and the script, narrated it, and published this page. It runs just over four minutes, and every slide is the agent's own reading of the code.

It's a page, not a video file

It is a page, not a video file. Hover a chart and you get the numbers. Sort a table. Jump to any slide and copy the text. And it runs the other way too: the agent can ask you a question in the middle, you tap an answer, and it reads the answers back.

Add /present to any question you already ask your agent

You add it to questions you already ask. Present this pull request. Present this repo. Present this paper. Present what you just did. It stacks on the skills you already have, and it fits any automation that ends with something you need to read: a daily brief, a marketing review, a standup.

Made on your machine, so it's free and unlimited

The narration is synthesized on your own computer, so there is nothing to meter. The default engine is Kokoro, because it is small and fast. Qwen3 adds studio voices and a clone of your own voice from a short recording. ElevenLabs is a setting if you want it.

Works where your agent already runs

It runs in Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, and in Cursor and VS Code over MCP, the connector editors use to plug in outside tools. macOS, Linux and Windows. The code is on GitHub under the MIT license.

Install it with one command

One command installs it: npx skills add bisque-cloud/presenter. One limit, said plainly: the narration is local, and the hosting is not. The page lives on Bisque's servers, which is what makes the link open in any browser. Nick Siderakis built it so an agent could present the dashboards that were going unread.