deck

/scv:deck — markdown → 기획서 HTML

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Turn a plain markdown doc into something that reads like a real planning document (기획서) — headings become sections, GFM tables become data tables, ```mermaid fences become diagrams, > [!NOTE]/[!WARNING] become callouts — and the raw markdown travels with the output (the rendering and the source always agree).

Two output shapes (same deterministic transform → they never diverge):

• Default — document. A buildless, self-contained single-HTML 기획서 document you scroll top-to-bottom and print to PDF. No Vite/React/build; only a slim remark stack (~7MB), so it runs light. This is what most "마크다운만으론 이해가 안 된다" cases want.
• --slides — presentation. The DeckUI on-screen slide deck (Vite+React single-file build, heavier). Use when you want to present rather than read.

In the document, mermaid diagrams are baked in as inline SVG after the build — a local headless Chrome draws them — so the file opens fully rendered with no network. That bake is best-effort. When it can't run, the document keeps a CDN loader that auto-falls back to the diagram's source text offline: never an empty box, but a drawn diagram only where there is network. --slides bundles mermaid into the build and needs neither.

Division of labor (deterministic + LLM-assist):

• The transform is deterministic (scripts/deck.sh → DeckUI/scripts/deckdoc/transform.mjs, remark-based). It never invents content: every rendered value comes from the source md.
• You (Claude Code) assist around it: pick the input, surface the lint/gap report, and offer to improve the source markdown (never the generated output) when sections are missing — always with user approval.