Slides have an odd status in engineering: we make them constantly, but we treat them as disposable. They rarely live in a repo. They rarely go through review. The diagram you spent twenty minutes aligning in Keynote is gone the moment the talk ends.
Dinghy's Slide Builder treats a slide like any other artifact: a folder of source files that compiles to a single deliverable.
What it is
A presentation builder layered on top of RevealJS, wired into the same Dinghy CLI you already have:
YAML DSL: recognized keys map to semantic blocks, and any other key becomes the matching HTML element, so you describe slides in a structured, indented form.
