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Create an academic presentation whose action titles carry a defensible argument from question to conclusion. It keeps evidence, citations, limitations, and speaker notes visible without turning slides into a paper. Every deck can be edited in the browser and exported as an editable PowerPoint file.
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About this Skill
Turn your study into a research talk whose slide titles, read on their own, make the whole argument from question to conclusion. The slides stay white and uncluttered, keeping your evidence, citations and limitations in plain view.
What you get
- Full-sentence titles that read as one argument and close on your conclusions, followed by references and a clearly labelled appendix
- One chart per result slide, redrawn at presentation size, with the finding marked on it and the citation on the same slide
- A deck you can edit in your browser and export as an editable PowerPoint file with your speaker notes, or as a PDF
How to use
- Share your central claim, evidence, citations, known limitations and talk length. It plans at most one slide per minute so you finish a minute or two early, with method detail moved to the appendix.
- Open the deck and press E to edit in place: rewrite a title, replace a picture, reorder, duplicate or skip slides, or switch between three themes.
- Export a PowerPoint file or a PDF from the editor, or ask your agent. Text and speaker notes stay editable in PowerPoint; backgrounds and charts arrive as pictures, and fonts are swapped for close system fonts.
Slides are in English unless you ask for another language. If a finding or citation can't be verified, it stops rather than filling the gap.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Central claim and audience expertise · Evidence, citations, methods, and known limitations · Talk length, venue constraints, and likely appendix questions
- Dependencies
- Modern browser — required · Chrome, Chromium or Edge plus Node.js 20 or newer — required only for PowerPoint export
- Last tested
- v1.0.2 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
What you get
- A research talk whose action titles, read on their own, carry your argument from question to conclusion, closing on conclusions, references and labelled appendix slides.
- Result slides that each show one chart rebuilt at presentation size, with the finding labelled on the chart and the citation on the same slide.
- A deck you can edit in the browser, from wording and pictures to slide order and theme, that exports to an editable PowerPoint file with your speaker notes, or to PDF.
Good fit
- Researchers preparing a conference talk, seminar, lab meeting or grant briefing.
- Graduate students getting ready for a thesis defense where the committee will test the reasoning.
- Presenters who have verified findings, citations and known limitations and need to fit a set time slot.
Not for
- Filling gaps with findings, data or citations you cannot verify; it stops instead of guessing.
- Putting a whole paper on slides; procedural detail and secondary results move to the appendix.
- Decorative, image-led decks; content slides stay white, without stock art, gradients or decorative icons.
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