Eos Lightmedia · Digital Transformation

Hello Scott, and welcome to your personal digital playground.

This is your own corner of the web for publishing frontend sites and presentations. It's yours to design and build however you want. Everything here, including this page and the example deck, is just a sample to get you started, so keep it, change it, or throw it all out. The only thing that stays true: push to main and it goes live on its own at decks.eoslightmedia.com.

See it in action ↓

How to get started, Scott

Just one easy way in, not a set of rules. Build whatever you want, however you want. The only fixed part is the last step: push to main and it publishes itself.

1

Get the project

Pull the project to your computer once. In a terminal: gh repo clone EosLightmedia/decks-eos. Every deck lives inside it, in the decks/ folder.

2

Build your deck

Open the folder in Claude Code and ask it to build your presentation, or copy the example deck and make it your own. Preview it on your machine until it looks right.

3

Push to main

Save your work back up to the main branch with a push. That one push is the only thing you do to publish. There is no deploy button to find.

4

It goes live on its own

The site rebuilds and publishes automatically. About a minute later your deck is online at decks.eoslightmedia.com/your-deck, ready to share.

You push to main it builds automatically it publishes to the web live at decks.eoslightmedia.com

Your first prompt

Pull the repo, open it in Claude Code, and paste this in. It reads the project and takes it from there.

Paste into Claude Code
Read CLAUDE.md and README.md in this repo so you understand how it works, then help me build a new deck.

Create a new folder under decks/ and build the presentation inside it. Ask me what it's about and what look I want. Match the Eos house style of decks/example-pitch unless I tell you otherwise.

Every deck must keep the Google Analytics tag and the noindex, nofollow meta tag (<meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow">) in its <head>. Copy both from decks/example-pitch/index.html so they ship on every deploy.

When it looks good, build it locally to check, then commit and push to main to publish.

Heads up: the noindex tag and Google Analytics are already baked into the example deck, so they go out with every deck and every deploy. The prompt above just keeps Claude including them in anything new.

Published decks