paper-talk

To convert an academic paper into conference-ready slides, you can use a pipeline that reads your compiled paper directory to generate Beamer decks, editable PPTX files, per-slide speaker notes, and full talk scripts directly from the paper contents.

Yes, you can generate both Beamer and PPTX slide decks from your LaTeX paper source files by running an automated pipeline on the directory containing your main.tex and main.pdf files to build the presentation artifacts.

You can audit citations and check anonymity compliance in conference presentation slides by running an assurance ladder process that performs claim audits, citation audits, and anonymity scans based on the original paper contents.

Yes, python-pptx supports generating editable speaker notes and talk scripts for academic presentations by programmatically creating the PPTX files and embedding per-slide notes while verifying byte-stability and preservation.

The best way to ensure generated conference slides do not invent content beyond the original paper is to enforce strict read-only paper consumption and content invariants that prevent content invention, replacement, or slide reordering during generation.

To verify export integrity and page counts when converting PPTX slides to PDF for a conference talk, you can run automated export checks that recompile, render the PPTX to PDF, and validate aspect ratios, notes preservation, and blank-slide constraints.