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Academic Argument Deck

A polished research presentation builder for turning technical material into a clear, defensible argument with editable HTML slides and a distinctive evidence-frame visual system.

What you get

  • A self-contained 16:9 HTML slide deck with editable content
  • A structured claim-to-evidence narrative for technical audiences
  • Purpose-built layouts for methods, comparisons, data, and conclusions
  • A warm editorial frame system with restrained academic typography
  • Presentation-ready source notes, caveats, and next actions

Good fit

  • Teaching a research finding to a mixed technical audience
  • Presenting a graduate thesis, study proposal, or lab result
  • Explaining evidence and uncertainty in a science communication setting

Not for

  • Brand storytelling or sales presentations
  • A slide deck built without research material or source provenance
  • Highly decorative event graphics or entertainment-first talks

What you provide

  • The central research question and intended audience
  • Research notes, data, figures, or source excerpts
  • Desired conclusion, constraints, and presentation duration
  • Citation details and terminology that must remain exact

Requirements

  • A modern browser
  • Node.js 20+ for the validator

Running cost

No external services. Runs entirely on your agent.

Try this prompt

/sl-academic-argument-deck Create a 9-slide framed-evidence presentation for Northfield Inquiry Lab, moving from neighborhood heat exposure through the fictional pilot method and peak-temperature findings to evidence limits and actions. Title it “Shaded rooftops can lower peak heat where people live” and close with “The next step is a measured neighborhood trial with people in mind”. Keep claims bounded and evidence clear.

Follow-up prompts

  • Tighten the deck for a seven-minute graduate seminar while preserving the evidence chain.
  • Add a comparison slide that separates measured effects from plausible mechanisms and open questions.
  • Rewrite the conclusion for a non-specialist science museum audience without weakening the caveats.

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FAQ

Can I update the research data after the deck is generated?

Yes. Chart values, labels, claims, source notes, and explanatory text are delivered as editable HTML content so you can revise the argument without redesigning every slide.

How does the skill handle uncertainty?

It separates observations, interpretations, limitations, and implications. Caveats are placed near the relevant evidence so the deck remains persuasive without overstating the result.

Is this suitable for a mixed audience?

Yes. The workflow keeps technical precision while translating methods and results into action titles, short evidence blocks, direct chart takeaways, and explicit definitions.

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