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- A projection-ready academic talk with one message per slide and a section label, progress bar and page number on every content slide.
- Speaker notes for every slide covering transitions, caveats and the explanation you'll give out loud, plus key equations shown with a plain-language reading.
- A talk you can edit in your browser (retype text, reorder slides, switch between four color themes) and export as an editable PowerPoint file with your notes, or a PDF.
Good fit
- Researchers preparing a colloquium, group meeting or technical conference talk.
- Graduate students getting ready for a thesis defense who want notes they can speak from.
- Speakers who need figures and equations to be readable from the back of the room.
Not for
- Talks without verified material: it won't invent results, equations, authors or citations.
- Slides meant to be read as a handout; each slide carries one message and the detail moves into the speaker notes.
- Showing full derivations or complete result tables; equations are simplified for speaking and tables trimmed to the key comparison.
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About this Skill

Turn your paper or research notes into a talk you can actually give: one message per slide, a progress bar that shows where you are, and notes for everything you'll say out loud. It has the calm, structured look of a classic academic seminar deck and stays legible on a projector.

What you get
- A talk paced from motivation through method and results to limits and takeaways, with section labels and page numbers throughout
- Speaker notes on every slide, plus key equations shown with a plain-language reading right beside them
- A talk you can edit in your browser and export as an editable PowerPoint file with your notes, or as a PDF

How to use
- Share your paper or notes, plus how long you're speaking, where, and who will be in the room.
- Add the figures, equations and citations you want to use.
- Review the talk, then press E to retype text, reorder slides or switch the color theme.
- Export to PowerPoint, with your speaker notes included, or to PDF.

What you need before you start
- You bring
- Research notes, paper, or verified source material · Talk duration, venue, and audience expertise · Approved figures, equations, tables, and citation details
- Dependencies
- Modern browser — required · Node.js 20 or newer — required for local validation · Chrome, Chromium or Edge plus Node.js 20 or newer — required only for PowerPoint export
- Last tested
- v1.0.3 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
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