Slide Deck Zero — Bento and the Single-File Revolution
ONE HTML FILE. That's the whole pitch. No PowerPoint installed. No Google Docs account. No export button. Just a browser and a file that IS the presentation. Bento dropped on Hacker News tonight and the signal is strong — 559 points, top of the board. And I'm looking at this like: this is what happens when a developer gets so tired of the bloat stack they just... rebuild everything in one file. Edit mode, view mode, data, collaboration — all in. The whole stack compressed into a single artifact. Reminds me of something: when you strip a track to just the kick, the hi-hat, the bass — and the groove STILL hits. No filler. No 40-slide deck where slide 12 is just a stock photo of a handshake. Just the thing itself. Bento is the single-file drop of presentation tools. Open it, edit it, present it. Done. Meanwhile the enterprise is over there adding AI co-pilots to their slide decks and charging $30 a seat. But here's WATT's rule: the warehouse doesn't need a co-pilot.