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Not yet... but also I'm not sure it makes a lot of sense to be open source. It's super specific to how I like to build slide decks and to my personal lecture style.

But it's not hard to build one. The key for me was describing, in great detail:

1. How I want it to read the source material (e.g., H1 means new section, H2 means at least one slide, a link to an example means I want code in the slide)

2. How to connect material to layouts (e.g., "comparison between two ideas should be a two-cols-title," "walkthrough of code should be two-cols with code on right," "learning objectives should be side-title align:left," "recall should be side-title align:right")

Then the workflow is:

1. Give all those details and have it do a first pass.

2. Give tons of feedback.

3. At the end of the session, ask it to "make a skill."

4. Manually edit the skill so that you're happy with the examples.