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# Beamer Slides from Documents ## Shared narrative rules Read and follow [the shared narrative and evidence rules](../shared/narrative-and-evidence.md). Slides should present the content and its evidence, not the agent's search process or defensive disclaimers. ## Overview Create LaTeX Beamer presentation slides by converting structured document content into academic-style slides. Focus on preserving the original document's narrative and structure while ensuring proper page layout and academic presentation standards. ## When to Use **Use when:** - Converting academic papers, technical reports, or structured documents into presentation slides - Source document has clear hierarchical structure (sections, subsections, headers) - Need to maintain original document's narrative flow and terminology - Creating academic or technical presentations requiring formal structure - Document contains mathematical formulas, figures, tables that need proper formatting **Don't use when:** - Creating highly visual or creative presentations (consider other tools) - Source material lacks structure or is unorganized text - Need minimal slide decks (3-5 slides) - manually create instead ## Core Pattern: Structure Preservation ### Document Structure Mapping Map document hierarchy to slide structure: ``` Document Title → Title slide Main sections (##) → New sections with table of contents Subsections (###) → Individual frames Content within → Frame content (bullet poi