RKH presentation builder

Build branded decks by
talking to Claude.

Open Claude Desktop, describe what you want, get a polished RKH-styled deck back. Brand rules baked in. No JSX, no commands, no git.

Three-minute setup Your own Claude subscription Browser-shareable
One-time setup

Three minutes, once per laptop.

Everyone with an RKH login does this once. After that the deck builder lives inside Claude Desktop alongside your other chats.

  1. Install Claude Desktop

    Download from claude.ai/desktop and sign in with your Pro, Max or Team account. Free Claude accounts work too but the chat budget is tighter.

  2. Get your personal MCP URL

    Ask Jake, or open /admin?key=<ADMIN_KEY> if you have admin access and issue your own. The URL looks like https://decks.rkhdigital.com/mcp/u/yourname?token=<long-hex>.

  3. Paste it into Claude's config

    Open ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json. Cmd+Shift+G in Finder navigates straight there. If the file is empty, paste this and replace the URL with yours.

    {
  "mcpServers": {
    "rkh-decks": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "<your URL>"]
    }
  }
}

  4. Restart Claude Desktop

    Cmd+Q completely — the dock icon must disappear. Reopen. In a new chat, the deck-builder tools are now live. You can keep using Claude for everything else as normal.

Building your first deck

Open a fresh chat. Say what you want.

You do not need a special command. Just describe the deck — Claude takes it from there.

Try this

"I want to build a small RKH deck about our Q2 results. Internal team, 8 slides, cyan accent. Standalone read-out."

  1. Claude runs a quick intake

    About ten questions across two or three messages — title, audience, colour, slide budget, whether you want statement slides and a recap. Answer plainly, anything you skip Claude will sensibly default.

  2. Claude shows a plan

    A slide-by-slide list with the primitive type for each. Claude waits for your approval before scaffolding the deck. Push back on anything that feels off.

  3. Claude writes the slides

    You get a preview URL — open it in a new browser tab. As slides land, the preview rebuilds in the background. Refresh the tab when Claude says a batch is done.

  4. You iterate

    Tell Claude what you want changed. "Slide five needs a quote, not a stat." "Make the colour cyan everywhere." "Move slide three to the end." Claude updates the JSX and rebuilds.

  5. Publish

    Say "publish it" when the deck is ready. The deck lands at https://decks.rkhdigital.com/d/<your-slug>/ — a shareable URL you can paste into emails or invites.

Adding images and source material

Drop, click, place.

Three paths, depending on what you have.

Small image

Drop it into chat

Under about 50KB. Attach it to your message, tell Claude where it goes. Claude uploads it into the deck's assets folder and references it on the slide.

Large image

One-click upload URL

Anything bigger. Claude hands you a pre-filled URL — click it, drop the same file into the form, page confirms. Say "done" in chat. Claude picks it up.

A folder of stuff

Zip and drop

Notes plus images plus the odd video. Zip locally with zip -r mystuff.zip mystuff/, drop the zip into the upload form. Claude reads the markdown and references the images directly.

Public web images

For Unsplash, Pexels or any other public URL, just paste the link into the chat. No upload step at all — the deck references it directly.

Publishing

One word. One URL.

Say "publish it" when the deck looks right. Claude commits the deck, builds the single-file HTML, and gives you back a public URL.

Share that URL with clients, embed in emails, drop into calendar invites. The deck is a single self-contained HTML file — no external dependencies, opens offline once loaded.

Coming back later

To continue an existing deck, paste its /d/<slug>/ URL into a fresh chat, or say "continue the deck I was just working on". Claude picks up where you left off.

When it gets stuck

Three rules of thumb.

  1. Refresh the preview tab

    The preview rebuilds after every change, but the browser likes to cache. Cmd+Shift+R does a hard refresh and forces the latest.

  2. Tell Claude what is wrong

    "Slide four is broken." "The image is not loading." "That title is too long." Claude can read the slide source, diagnose, fix.

  3. Worst case, ask Jake

    If a deck genuinely will not build or publish, send the deck URL. There is usually a one-line fix.

Over to you

Open Claude.
Build something good.