What you get

  • One offline HTML deck with editor and speaker notes
  • PowerPoint export with native text
  • Eight frame recipes from title to takeaways
  • Progress rail, section labels and page numbers
  • Optional narrated rehearsal version

Good for

  • Conference and seminar talks
  • Thesis defenses
  • Lab and group meetings

Not for

  • Posters or papers
  • Sales presentations
  • Talks without verified results

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Research Presentation Slides" (academic-talk-slides) for this: Make a 15-minute conference talk (10 frames) from my paper on drift-robust forecasting; audience knows ML basics.

In a coding agent

/popnow-academic-talk-slides Make a 15-minute conference talk (10 frames) from my paper on drift-robust forecasting; audience knows ML basics.

Then try

Narrate the notes so I can rehearse along.

Switch to the navy preset and add a backup slide with ablations.

What to have ready

  • Paper, notes or results
  • Talk length and audience level
  • Approved figures and citations
  • Author and venue details

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Questions

Can it typeset equations?

Simple equations stay as selectable text; complex ones can be drawn as SVG. The notes carry the plain-language reading.

Will it invent results or citations?

No. It uses only what you provide and labels any illustrative value.

Can I use my existing figures?

Yes. Simple plots and diagrams are rebuilt as editable SVG or tables; complex figures can be placed as images you supply.

Does PopNow generate figures?

No. PopNow is only used for an optional narrated rehearsal or a decorative opener, never for data figures.