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Use when preparing an academic talk such as a journal club, grand rounds, seminar, conference presentation, or lecture/teaching deck. Analyzes the source, drafts audience-adapted speaker scripts, builds or augments the PPTX with speaker notes and prepares Q&A.

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# Present-Paper Skill

## Phase 0: Init & Outline

### Step 0a — Load design references (read before drafting outline)

Read three files **now**, in full. Read the rest only **when the answer to Q0/Q2 tells you which one
you need** — a talk has one venue and one style, and reading the others teaches nothing you will use.

**Read now (always):**

**A. `references/ai_slide_tells.md`** — the marks a generated deck leaves. Read all of it, first.
Building against it is why the deck does not need catching later; `scripts/check_slide_tells.py`
catches what slips through (Step 3.6). Where another reference conflicts with it, it wins. Eyebrow labels and brand footers on every
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