academic-presentation-crafterlisted

# Academic Presentation Crafter ## Overview This skill provides a structured, multi-phase workflow for transforming dense research papers into clear, concise, and academically rigorous presentations. It ensures the final slide deck is not only visually polished but also accurately reflects the paper's core contributions, data, and terminology. ## Workflow The process is divided into four distinct phases. Follow these steps sequentially to ensure a high-quality outcome. For detailed checklists on rigor and visual polish, refer to the `references/` directory. ## External Advisor Mode (Required for committee/group reports) When the audience is external (advisor, committee, collaborator), enforce: 1. English-only slide text. 2. No local machine/repo disclosure: - remove absolute paths, - remove local usernames/hostnames, - replace run IDs/version-like suffixes with semantic labels (e.g., `Baseline`, `Variant-B`). 3. Prefer neutral artifact naming in slides (`Case-A`, `Case-B`) and move raw identifiers to private appendix only if requested. 4. If slide tooling allows, produce `beamer` (`.tex`) and compile to `.pdf`; otherwise keep a clean Markdown deck as fallback. Action: follow `references/external_reporting_sanitization_checklist.md` before finalizing. ### Phase 1: Foundational Analysis & Outline Generation The goal of this phase is to deeply understand the source material and create a logical structure for the presentation. 1. **Initial Skim & Core Contribu