What problem does it solve?
Turning a finished research paper into a conference talk requires manually condensing sections into slides, designing a narrative arc, writing speaker notes, and preparing a talk script, which is time-consuming and error-prone.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Slide Generation from Papers: Reads a compiled LaTeX paper and produces a beamer slide deck (PDF) plus an editable PPTX via python-pptx, with venue-specific color schemes (NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, CVPR, and more).
- Talk-Type Awareness: Adjusts slide count and content depth for oral, spotlight, poster-talk, or invited talks based on the target duration.
- Speaker Support Materials: Generates per-slide speaker notes, a full word-for-word talk script with timing budget, and anticipated Q&A answers.
- Use Case: After finishing a NeurIPS paper, run the skill on your paper directory to get a 10-slide spotlight deck with speaker notes and a rehearsal script, then refine the PPTX before the conference.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to generate conference slides from your compiled paper directory, for example by saying to make spotlight slides for NeurIPS from the paper folder.
