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beamer-deck

Create an academic presentation as a LaTeX Beamer source and reviewed PDF with an original theme. Use when the requested deliverable is a conference, seminar, or lecture deck in Beamer. Not for PowerPoint or RevealJS; use $pptx or $quarto-deck.

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# Beamer Deck Skill

> Generate academic Beamer presentations with original themes, rhetoric-driven structure, and multi-agent review. Internalises Scott Cunningham's rhetoric framework and implements an adversarial review workflow.

## Purpose

Create polished, zero-warning Beamer decks for academic contexts: seminars, conference talks, teaching lectures, and working decks for coauthors. Every deck gets a custom theme, assertion-driven titles, and parallel review by rhetoric and graphics sub-agents.

**NOT for project status updates** — use `project-deck` for those.

## When to Use

- Academic seminar presentations
- Conference talks (15–45 min)
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