paper-to-presentation

To convert academic papers into presentation slides, this Skill uses a four-stage agent-based pipeline that handles figure extraction, text curation, narrative architecture, and final slide generation from your PDF files.

Yes, you can generate slide decks from multiple PDF papers by running the command with a directory path, allowing the agent workflow to process batches of academic papers into structured presentations.

The best way to extract figures from a PDF for a presentation is using an automated agent workflow that isolates images and text, curating them into a structured narrative for slide generation.

No, this slide generation workflow does not require manual narrative design because it employs a specialized agent stage dedicated to architecting the presentation narrative from the curated text.

Agent tasks for academic presentation preparation are structured sequentially across four independent stages: figure extraction, text curation, narrative design, and slide generation, enabling targeted troubleshooting.

The paper-to-presentation pipeline produces PPTX slide decks by leveraging ppt-creator dependencies to transform extracted PDF content and narrative structures into structured visual presentations.