orator

What problem does it solve? Finished work often fails to land when presented because talks bury the point, overload slides with text, and end without a clear takeaway. This Skill turns completed research, papers, or projects into a structured presentation with a defined audience, a single core message, and a story-ordered arc. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Narrative Arc Design: Builds a story-ordered structure (hook, setup, move, evidence, close) tailored to the audience, venue, and time budget. - Slide-by-Slide Planning: Specifies what appears on each slide versus what is spoken aloud, enforcing one idea per slide and cutting content that does not serve the core message. - Q&A Preparation: Anticipates the hardest audience questions and drafts honest answers, including committee-style defense preparation. - Use Case: A researcher with a 15-minute conference slot for a caching-algorithm paper gets a five-beat arc, a slide plan separating visuals from narration, a cut list moving extra results to backup slides, and three rehearsed reviewer-style questions. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to turn your finished paper or project into a 15-minute conference talk with a slide-by-slide plan and Q&A prep.