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Slidesfly is the publishing layer for AI-generated HTML presentations. Give it a deck created with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Marp, Reveal.js, Slidev, or your own workflow, and get a shareable presentation URL without setting up a separate hosting project. The first publish is anonymous—no...
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As answered by people managing https://open-gpt.app/ and Slidesfly.
Slidesfly's answer:
Choose Slidesfly when you already have HTML and want the shortest path to a presentation URL. Unlike editors and generators, it does not ask you to recreate slides or lock the content into a proprietary authoring format. Compared with generic hosts such as Vercel or GitHub Pages, Slidesfly adds deck-specific reader UX, anonymous publishing, stable updates, visibility controls, version management, and analytics. If you need a full editor, template system, or AI slide generator, a different product may fit better.
Slidesfly's answer:
Slidesfly is for developers, AI-agent users, consultants, analysts, founders, educators, researchers, and teams that already generate HTML presentations and need to share them quickly. It is especially useful for people working in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Marp, Reveal.js, or Slidev who want deck-specific publishing and management without maintaining another hosting project.
Slidesfly's answer:
Slidesfly starts where most presentation tools stop: after an AI agent or developer has already produced an HTML deck. Instead of asking users to rebuild the presentation in another editor or configure a hosting project, it publishes that artifact to a stable, shareable presentation URL. The first publish can be anonymous, and the same workflow is available through browser, CLI, MCP, OpenAPI, and an installable agent Skill. The reader also isolates deck HTML in a sandboxed iframe on a separate content domain.
Slidesfly's answer:
Slidesfly uses Next.js, React, and TypeScript for the web application and API layer; Supabase and PostgreSQL for authentication and product data; private Cloudflare R2 storage plus a Worker for deck delivery; and Vercel for application hosting. The CLI and MCP server are also built in TypeScript. Published deck HTML is displayed in a sandboxed iframe through a separate content domain.
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