slides

To generate presentation slides and speaking notes from an academic paper, this Skill uses a Typst-based workflow to align a slide deck with your manuscript. It requires a `talk/notes.md` script, a `talk/slides.typ` template, and a `paper/paper.typ` reference to derive content.

The best way to keep presentation slides synchronized with manuscript changes is using a script-first sync protocol. You update the narrative in `talk/notes.md` first, then regenerate the slides to ensure they support the spoken argument and reflect paper updates.

A script-first workflow for academic presentations functions by treating `talk/notes.md` as the primary talking script that guides the narrative. The generated slides in `talk/slides.typ` are designed to support the spoken argument rather than drive the presentation.

Yes, you can enforce a specific design system and typography for Typst presentation slides. The Skill applies rules for layout, image usage, citations, and slide transitions as defined in the `talk/style.typ` file.

Yes, you need a Typst environment to generate talk notes and slide decks. The workflow specifically requires a `paper/paper.typ` reference file and uses `talk/slides.typ` as the slide template to derive and synchronize content.

This synchronized slide and notes workflow supports academic talks ranging from informal brown-bag sessions to invited seminars. It guides users through motivation, data, methods, results, and conclusions using standard talk-time and formality parameters.