What problem does it solve? Preparing an engaging in-person talk is hard: speakers struggle with narrative structure, pacing, audience engagement, and rehearsal discipline, often ending with too many slides, weak openings, or failed demos. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Session Planning Framework: Define topic, audience level (L100-L400), duration, and venue constraints, then build a narrative arc with opening hook, 3-5 key points, and closing call to action. - Delivery & Engagement Guidance: Pattern interrupts every 7-10 minutes, live polls, demo-first structure for technical talks, and explicit transitions between sections. - Preparation Checklists: Timed checklists for 2 weeks before, 1 week before, day of, and post-talk follow-up including demo backup plans and resource sharing. - Use Case: An engineer preparing a 45-minute AWS Summit breakout session uses this Skill to structure the talk around an architecture diagram, plan a live demo with screenshot backups, and rehearse against the day-of checklist. ## Quick Start Help me plan a 30-minute technical talk about serverless architecture for a meetup audience of mixed experience levels.