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paper2poster

Convert academic papers (PDF) into conference posters (HTML/PNG). You are the conductor: you decide what each section needs — an original paper figure or text — write the outline, hand-author the poster HTML, and iterate on the render using your own visual read and a blind-reader content quiz. Use when the user wants a poster from a paper PDF.

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# Paper2Poster — Conference Poster Skill (You as Conductor)

Convert a paper PDF into an academic conference poster (HTML/PNG) by walking a small set of CLI scripts. **You are the conductor**: this file is the recipe, not an orchestrator. There is no `run_pipeline.py` — at each step you run one Bash command, read the intermediate artifact, and ask the user for confirmation at the decision points below.

```text
PDF
  → parse_pdf.py            (MinerU → content.md + figures/)
  → intake QA               (you ask size/venue/authors/visual policy)
  → auto_outline.py         (digest.json + assets[])
  → choose visuals          (you read parsed/figures/ + captions: which sections use an original figure, which use text)
  → outline.json            (you write from content.md; user confirms)
  → poster.html             (you hand-author the poster: original figures where they help, text elsewhere)
  → render + score          (Playwright PNG → deterministic geometry check + your own visual read + blind-reader content quiz)
  → iterate on poster.html  (edit + re-render + re-score until it reads like a real poster)
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