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Research Paper Deck

An evidence-first research presentation with editable figures, clear action titles, and a distinctive scholarly editorial style.

What you get

  • A complete, self-contained 16:9 HTML slide deck
  • Editable charts and diagrams based on supplied evidence
  • A clear research narrative with source-aware claims
  • A restrained visual system with consistent figure treatment

Good fit

  • Explaining a paper to a mixed technical audience
  • Presenting study findings in a seminar or lab meeting
  • Teaching the logic and limitations of a research result

Not for

  • Marketing or fundraising pitches
  • A verbatim replacement for the source paper

What you provide

  • Paper or reliable source material
  • Audience and talk duration
  • Figures, citations, and required attribution

Requirements

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

Running cost

No external services. Runs entirely on your agent.

Try this prompt

/sl-research-paper-deck Create an 8-slide graduate-seminar talk on the fictional Northfield Methods Group study of shade and seedling survival, moving from motivation and methods through illustrative results, trade-offs, cautions, and next steps. Title: “Shade changes where seedlings survive, not simply how many emerge.” Close: “The next study should measure the pathway as well as the outcome.” Keep sample values illustrative and limitations visible; use the Dotline Evidence style.

Follow-up prompts

  • Make the methods slide clearer for an audience outside ecology.
  • Add source notes and explain the uncertainty around the main comparison.
  • Reduce the deck to a five-minute talk without dropping the study limitations.

Verification

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FAQ

Can the charts be edited?

Yes. The deck should use editable HTML-based chart and diagram elements wherever practical, while retaining the supplied values, units, and uncertainty information.

Will it add missing study results?

No. It uses supplied evidence, labels interpretation clearly, and calls out missing information rather than inventing results or citations.

Can it work for a non-specialist audience?

Yes. The narrative can define essential terms and explain the study design while preserving the distinctions and limitations that matter scientifically.

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