What problem does it solve? Turning finished research results into a presentable slide deck usually means rebuilding content in PowerPoint by hand, losing traceability to source evidence. This Skill produces a single self-contained HTML file with keyboard navigation and print-to-PDF support, where every claim and figure is sourced from existing research artifacts. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Self-contained HTML decks: One .html file with inline CSS/JS, no CDN or frameworks, 16:9 slides with arrow-key paging, page numbers, and print-friendly layout that replaces PPT handouts. - Evidence-grounded content: Slides are assembled only from approved artifacts (REPORT.md, experiment reports, evidence figures), with per-slide source footnotes and no invented numbers; new figures are delegated to result_visualization. - Mandatory visual QA loop: Headless Chromium screenshots of every page to catch dead space, overflow, and clipped text before delivery. - Reusable style templates: A templates/ library stores named visual systems (e.g., NSFC figure style, Swiss International style) as STYLE.md plus a renderable template.html. - Use Case: After closing a research direction, ask for a deck covering motivation, contributions, methods, and results; the Skill proposes a slide outline, generates the HTML from your REPORT.md and evidence figures, screenshots each page, and iterates until clean. ## Quick Start Create a slide deck from my final REPORT.md covering motivation, methods, and experiment results, using the Swiss International style template.
