What problem does it solve? Research presentations often suffer from overfull slides, broken TikZ diagrams, and inconsistent styling when LaTeX Beamer decks are written ad hoc. This Skill enforces a disciplined two-pass workflow with hard frame budgets so every slide stays readable and compilable. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Two-Pass Workflow: Pass 1 produces a content-only outline that requires user confirmation before any LaTeX is written; Pass 2 renders the final .tex file. - Hard Frame Budgets: Enforces limits of 5 bullets per frame, 15 words per bullet, no sub-bullets, and mandatory [shrink=N] on dense frames to prevent overflow. - Approved TikZ Templates: Provides ready-made skeletons for pipelines, stack diagrams, control loops, bipartite graphs, bar charts, and comparison layouts with a consistent color palette. - Use Case: A graduate student says "make slides for my professor meeting about my RL scheduling results" and receives a confirmed outline followed by a compilable Beamer deck with proper diagrams and an appendix. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to make Beamer slides for your research talk or meeting, providing your topic and key content so it can draft the outline first.
