What problem does it solve?
Last-minute Q&A and attendee reference requests force speakers to scramble for links, definitions, and quick answers during or after a talk. This Skill produces a compact, navigable revision sheet that puts act-level summaries, verified links, and short answers at your fingertips so you can respond quickly and share a single authoritative resource.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Quick navigation by act: Generates a table of contents with anchors so you can jump to the exact slide range or act in seconds.
- Master concept-to-URL table: Compiles every technical concept from the pitch and slides with concise definitions and shareable URLs.
- Q&A cheat-sheet (6-10 Qs): Produces the most probable audience questions with 1-2 sentence oral answers and "to go further" links.
- Glossary and resources: Builds a short glossary for memory recovery and a prioritized list of external resources and studies.
- Use Cases: Preparing for conference talks with expected Q&A, creating handouts for workshop attendees, or producing a post-talk reference page for distribution.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to assemble revision sheets from the talk's pitch, slides, and concepts files (for example: talks/2025-my-talk-pitch.md, talks/2025-my-talk-slides.md, talks/2025-my-talk-concepts.md) and save the result as talks/2025-my-talk-revision-sheets.md.