talk-dig

Extract speaker, title, date, venue, and affiliation from academic posters.

Updated Jan 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ppx123-web/claude-config --skill talk-dig
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Skill: talk-dig
Source: https://github.com/ppx123-web/claude-config/tree/main/skills/talk-dig
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ppx123-web/claude-config --skill talk-dig

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This tool automates the extraction of speaker and talk details from academic posters and connects them to relevant literature to deliver structured summaries.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Poster extraction: pull speaker name, talk title, date/time, venue, and affiliation from posters.
  • Paper discovery: search for related publications by the speaker and topic, prioritizing recent work.
  • Summary generation: produce clear, concise summaries and a markdown report with links to sources.
  • Contextual analysis: compare talk topics with speaker research directions to surface relevant trends.
  • Use Case: Before a conference, quickly assemble a briefing report on a speaker's work.

Quick Start

Provide an academic poster image and request a structured Talk Dig analysis report.

Frequently Asked Questions about talk-dig

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I extract speaker information and talk details from academic posters?

You can extract speaker information from academic posters by providing the poster image to an automated analysis tool that identifies names, talk titles, dates, venues, and affiliations. The tool then connects these extracted details to relevant literature for structured summaries.

Can I generate a literature discovery report from a conference poster?

Yes, you can generate a literature discovery report from a conference poster. The process involves analyzing speaker and topic details, searching for related publications, and outputting a structured markdown report with source links and concise paper summaries.

What's the best way to prepare a speaker briefing before an academic conference?

The best way to prepare a speaker briefing is to analyze academic talk posters to extract speaker details and affiliations, discover their recent related publications, and assemble a structured markdown report summarizing their research trends and relevant papers.

Does this poster analysis approach work for multi-speaker seminar sessions?

Yes, this poster analysis approach works for multi-speaker seminar sessions. It is designed to apply to conference posters, internal seminars, and multi-speaker sessions to identify related papers and generate structured summaries for each speaker.

How do I get a markdown report of paper summaries from an academic talk?

To get a markdown report of paper summaries from an academic talk, provide the talk poster image to an automated extraction workflow. It will retrieve full texts, generate concise summaries, and output a structured markdown report with references.