Academic Argument Deckv1.0.0
Use this Skill to create research presentation.
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What do I get when I buy this Skill?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.
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Updated Aug 30, 2026
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What you get
- A self-contained academic deck whose action titles form a complete argument.
- One-exhibit result pages with direct annotations, in-slide citations, limitations, conclusions, references, and notes.
- A QA handoff covering the ghost-deck test, slide timing, citation checks, browser paging, overview, and print behavior.
Good fit
- A conference paper, seminar, thesis defense, grant briefing, or lab talk needs structured argument.
- Evidence, methods, citations, and limitations are available for review.
- The audience should evaluate one defensible claim rather than read the full paper.
Not for
- Invented findings, missing citations, or a claim that the author cannot defend.
- A decorative keynote where emotional visual storytelling is the main goal.
- A request to compress an entire paper into dense, unreadable slides.
Teaching & ExplainersResearch Publishing & Technical DocsCreate Research PresentationEditable OutputGuided WorkflowVisually PolishedAcademic MinimalEvidence FirstWhite Space
About this Skill

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
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT


