summarize-slides

You can summarize lecture PDFs into an exam cheat sheet by providing the file path to trigger an end-to-end workflow that reads, segments, and synthesizes content into a bilingual sheet with page-cited formulas and concepts.

Yes, you can get a bilingual summary with formulas and page references from course slides. The skill produces an organized output containing terminology, concepts, and page-cited examples suitable for rapid exam revision.

You need a local LaTeX toolchain using xelatex to compile the final PDF summary of your handouts. The skill relies on this environment to generate the compiled PDF artifact from the synthesized LaTeX file.

The best way to convert course handouts into a concise formula sheet is using an automated segmentation and synthesis process. It reads the entire PDF, organizes content by lecture or topic, and outputs a compact, exam-oriented review artifact.

This PDF summarization approach requires the companion 'pdf' skill to read the documents. It relies on this dependency for PDF intake before orchestrating the segmentation and synthesis into the final cheat sheet.

The final summarized lecture artifacts are saved in both tex and pdf formats. They are organized in a dedicated folder named 'Summary - <pdf-stem>' to keep the generated cheat sheet and its source files together.