Turns academic papers and markdown into standalone slide deck images, the kind you'd share on Twitter or send async to your team. It auto-detects figures from PDFs, generates a structured outline, then renders each slide as an image using Gemini's API. You get 17 visual styles ranging from academic-paper for conference talks to sketch-notes for tutorials to chalkboard for educational content. It even auto-picks the style based on keywords in your content. The layout system is surprisingly detailed with options like hub-spoke diagrams, comparison matrices, and equation-focus slides. Best for generating decks meant to be read rather than presented live, which honestly covers most slide decks these days anyway.
npx skills add https://github.com/luwill/research-skills --skill paper-slide-deck