presentation
The presentation command generates structured conference presentation slides by gathering information about time constraints and suggested content organization, then applying design guidelines and templates from stored references. Use this tool after your paper has been accepted to a conference and you need to prepare visual materials for delivery within a specific time allocation.
mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Galaxy-Dawn/claude-scholar/HEAD/commands/presentation.md -o ~/.claude/commands/presentation.mdpresentation.md
# Create Conference Presentation Use the post-acceptance skill to create presentation slides for your accepted paper. ## What this command does: 1. Guides you through presentation slide creation 2. Provides templates and design guidelines 3. Helps with time management and content structure ## Usage: Simply run `/presentation` and follow the prompts to create your conference presentation slides. The command will: - Ask about your presentation time limit - Suggest slide structure - Provide design guidelines from `references/design-guidelines.md` - Reference templates from `references/presentation-templates/` ## Tips: - Start preparing 2-3 weeks before the conference - Practice your presentation multiple times - Keep slides simple and visual - Prepare backup PDF version
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