key-talking-pointlisted
Install: claude install-skill witchwasin/Axiom-PMO
# Key Talking Point — Color-Coded Presenter Script
## What This Skill Produces
A single `.md` file that acts as the presenter's "live reading book." When rendered (e.g. in VS Code preview, Obsidian, or a browser), each color instantly tells the speaker what to do — no guesswork on stage.
The document is designed so that a presenter can literally hold it (on a tablet or printed) and know at a glance: what to say, how to pronounce technical terms, when to pause, when to engage the audience, and what teaching technique to use.
## Color System
There are exactly 4 visual channels. Never invent new colors.
| Color | Hex | Purpose | Markdown Pattern |
|-------|-----|---------|-----------------|
| Blue | `#1565C0` | **Speech lines** — exact words the presenter reads aloud | `<span style="color:#1565C0">**text**</span>` |
| Red | `#C62828` | **Pronunciation guide** — phonetic reading of English terms | `<span style="color:#C62828">**(pronunciation)**</span>` |
| Dark blue | `#1A237E` | **Slide headers** — section titles, slide numbers, time codes | `<span style="color:#1A237E">**text**</span>` |
| Black | (no span) | **Stage directions & engagement** — actions, pauses, audience questions | Plain text, no color span |
Additionally:
- `> 💡 *text*` = Teaching technique tip (italic, blockquote)
- Yellow terminology box = `<div style="border-left: 4px solid #FFB300; background-color: #FFF8E1; padding: 10px; margin: 10px 0;">` for key vocabulary groups
## Critical Formatting Rules