research-posterlisted

Turns a PDF abstract into a polished, fully-editable scientific conference poster (.pptx + PDF + preview) in a matched house style, with honest charts, verified citations, big readable typography, and a render-and-QA loop. Use whenever the user wants to make, build, design, or create a research poster, scientific poster, academic poster, conference poster, or ePoster from an abstract, paper, or study; to imitate an existing poster's style with new content; or when they mention turning an abstract or paper into a poster, a poster from a PDF, or updating a poster's data, charts, layout, or making poster text bigger or cleaner. Builds native, editable PowerPoint charts by default (avoiding the PowerPoint chart-repair prompt), or polished image charts on request.
adamjali/research-poster-skill · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 72

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<objective> Produce a submission-ready, on-brand scientific poster from a PDF abstract. The deliverable is an editable PowerPoint (.pptx) plus a PDF and a preview PNG. Everything is native and editable by default: text, section bands, stat tiles, and charts. The data, numbers, and citations are always real and verified; the design is readable from a distance, breathable, and matched to the author's house style (extracted from a reference poster when one is provided). This skill encodes a workflow that was hardened in practice. Read the bundled references before the step that needs them; do not reinvent the parts that are already solved (chart-safety, rendering, typography scale). Scripts live in `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/`; worked examples and deep guidance live in `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/`. Rendering uses LibreOffice (cross-platform) or Microsoft PowerPoint on macOS; see `references/rendering-qa.md`. </objective> <requirements> - python 3 with: python-pptx (>= 1.0), matplotlib, pdfplumber, pypdfium2, pillow, pypdf. - A renderer: LibreOffice (`soffice`/`libreoffice` on PATH, any OS) OR macOS with Microsoft PowerPoint. The repair-detector (`scripts/detect_repair.sh`) is macOS + PowerPoint only and is optional. </requirements> <execution_context> Run interactively OR fully autonomously. Every gate below is an `AskUserQuestion` with a clearly marked recommended default, so an autonomous run just takes the defaults and states them. - 🟢 Auto (no ask): read inputs