scientific-slides

You can create scientific presentation slides by automating the generation of visuals, structure, and citations from research content. This skill supports conferences, seminars, thesis defenses, and classroom talks, applying visual-first design guidance to produce presentation-ready decks.

Yes, you can generate presentations for a thesis defense using dual workflows. The skill supports a PDF/Beamer-friendly workflow generating complete slides and a PPTX workflow for editable PowerPoint presentations, both tailored for academic defense contexts.

Yes, the slide generation workflow supports inline YAML frontmatter configuration. This allows you to define slide parameters directly within your content, streamlining the automation of professional scientific presentations.

The best way to add figures and references is through the integrated attachment and citation guidance features. The skill supports figure and reference attachments directly within the generation workflow, ensuring visuals and citations are consistently embedded in the final slides.

The visual-review workflow ensures consistency by applying integrated guidance on slide structure, layout, and readability. It checks generated scientific presentation slides for visual quality and design consistency before final export.

Yes, you need Python dependencies like PyMuPDF, Pillow, PyPDF2, python-dotenv, and requests to run the generation scripts. These libraries facilitate PDF processing, image handling, and figure integration within the scientific slide workflows.