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takt-marp

v0.5.0

Published

takt-marp

Readme

takt-marp

日本語

Marp slide decks and a TAKT workflow for semi-automated deck generation.

TAKT Marp workflow

The workflow starts from slides/<deck>/brief.md and moves through plan, compose, polish, and deliver. Use optional research first only when a deck needs external research context.

Detailed workflow contract: docs/marp-slide-workflow.md

1. Create a brief

Create slides/<deck>/brief.md. Commands take the deck directory slides/<deck>, not the brief.md file path.

Minimum sections:

  • Goal
  • Core Message
  • Audience Context
  • Output Requirements

Example output requirement:

## Output Requirements
- Format: Marp
- Language: Japanese
- Target slide count: 5
- Deliverables: html, pdf

2. Run the workflows

takt-marp research "slides/<deck>"
takt-marp plan "slides/<deck>"
takt-marp approve "slides/<deck>" plan --by <name>
takt-marp compose "slides/<deck>"
takt-marp approve "slides/<deck>" compose --by <name>
takt-marp polish "slides/<deck>"
takt-marp deliver "slides/<deck>"

Use slides/<deck> as the target:

takt-marp plan "slides/<deck>"

Human approval is recorded by takt-marp approve for plan and compose only. review, revise, qa, and build-qa are internal workflow responsibilities, not top-level commands. research reads slides/<deck>/research/research-brief.md and is not required before plan.

3. Generated files

slides/<deck>/
  brief.normalized.md
  plan.md
  design-system.md
  SLIDES.md
  images/*.svg
  research/*.md
  review/*.md

design-system.md defines deck-local typography, spacing, layout, visual, color, and QA tokens. SLIDES.md should use those tokens through Marp classes instead of per-slide style tweaks.

4. Polish and delivery scope

polish is responsible for visual inspection and repair loops:

  • SVG references and XML validity
  • slide frame fit, text fit, figure size, page number interference
  • layout choice and split ratios
  • typography consistency: letter spacing, line height, size hierarchy
  • spatial balance: top/left bias, large unintended blank areas, visual center of gravity
  • design-system usage: tokenized CSS, no per-slide style drift

deliver is responsible for requested artifacts, delivery verification, and final supervision. For simple local generation or inspection, use utility commands that do not change workflow state:

takt-marp build:html <deck>
takt-marp build:pdf <deck>
takt-marp preview <deck>

5. Validation

Use the smoke validation when changing workflow routing, state gates, render evidence, delivery verification, or approval handling:

takt-marp smoke --keep

The smoke validation creates a temporary _workflow-smoke deck from the fixture, exercises invalid target and approval failure paths, runs the plan -> compose -> polish -> deliver sequence, verifies render evidence metadata, checks delivery artifacts, and covers rerun/force behavior. --keep leaves the generated deck and reports under slides/_workflow-smoke/ for inspection.

Smoke fixture

A small input fixture is available at:

fixtures/marp-slide-workflow/_workflow-smoke/

Copy it under slides/ when you want to run the full workflow without creating a new brief.