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conference-talk-proposal
Write a conference talk proposal / CFP submission for a tech or developer conference. Use when asked to submit to a CFP, propose a talk, or write a session abstract. Produces a compelling title, abstract, audience takeaways, an outline, and the speaker pitch — tuned to what selection committees actually look for.
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# Conference Talk Proposal Skill
CFP committees skim dozens of submissions; they pick the ones with a clear, specific promise and an obvious
takeaway. This skill turns a talk idea into a **submission that gets accepted** — a sharp title, an abstract
that hooks then delivers, concrete audience takeaways, a credible outline, and the "why me, why this" pitch.
## Required Inputs
Ask for these only if they aren't already provided:
- **The topic & core message** — what the talk is about and the one thing people leave with.
- **Target audience & level** — who it's for (beginners, senior backend, SREs…) and assumed knowledge.
- **The story / evidence** — the real experience, project, data, or failure behind it.
- **Format & length** — talk type and duration (lightning / 30 / 45 min, workshop).