paper2talk
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Turn an accepted paper into a conference talk: slides on the lab gabarit plus timed speaker notes, in PowerPoint, LaTeX Beamer, or a self-contained web deck. Use when the user asks to build a presentation, a deck, slides, or a talk from a paper or an article; for /talk; for 'prepare the presentation for <conference>', 'my paper was accepted, I need the slides', 'speaker notes', 'presentation from this accepted paper', 'passer de l article a la presentation'. Asks the six questions that set the rules before reading the paper (audience, duration, output target, aspect ratio, PDF format, how the deck ends), then builds one deck model and renders it, measures the spoken budget at 130 wpm, and gates on a visual QA loop. Delegates the build-render-inspect-fix loop to the talk-builder agent. Does NOT cover posters, and does not cover the submission package (that is cover-paper).
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