What you get

  • One offline HTML deck with editor, presenter mode and notes
  • PowerPoint export with native text, figures and notes
  • Seven page recipes from title to conclusion, with a limits ledger
  • Editable SVG charts, method diagrams and a setup map
  • Optional narrated talk

Good for

  • Journal clubs and reading groups
  • Lab meetings and paper summaries
  • Conference recaps for mixed audiences

Not for

  • Writing the paper or a poster
  • Talks without verified results
  • Marketing presentations

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Research Paper Presentation" (research-paper-presentation) for this: Summarize this paper on low-cost soil sensors for our lab meeting: 7 slides, 12 minutes, mixed audience.

In a coding agent

/popnow-research-paper-presentation Summarize this paper on low-cost soil sensors for our lab meeting: 7 slides, 12 minutes, mixed audience.

Then try

Make a 5-slide version for the reading group.

Narrate the notes for people who missed the meeting; quote it first.

What to have ready

  • The paper or a full extract
  • Audience, talk length and setting
  • Figures you may reuse and the citation format

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Questions

Will it invent results or citations?

No. Every number, figure and claim comes from the paper you supply, with its source on the slide; anything simplified or illustrative is labeled. Missing facts are asked for, not made up.

How are the paper's figures handled?

Simple charts and diagrams are rebuilt as editable SVG with the paper's axes and units; complex figures are placed as images you are allowed to reuse, with the paper's figure number in the source line.

Can I make a shorter version?

Yes. A five-page summary (title, question, method, result, conclusion) renumbers its page counters automatically.

Does it generate pictures?

Only a decorative opener, and only if you ask. Nothing generated is allowed to look like data, equipment or a field site.