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project-deck

Create a concise presentation deck that communicates a project's current state, decisions, evidence, risks, and next steps. Use when preparing a project update for collaborators, supervisors, or stakeholders. Not for a research talk centered on one paper; use $talk-deck.

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# Project Deck Skill

> Create beautiful presentation decks to communicate project status to your future self and collaborators.

## Purpose

Based on Scott Cunningham's Part 7: "Making Beautiful Decks For My Future Self" - using decks not for public speaking but to efficiently communicate work status across time and to coauthors.

## The Philosophy

"I use decks to help me keep track of the work I was doing so that I can communicate it to my coauthors and myself later in the week when we meet to go over our projects."

Claude has absorbed the "rhetoric of decks" - the tacit knowledge about what makes presentations effective:
- One idea per slide
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