name: nature-paper2ppt
description: Convert a scientific paper into a presentation deck (PPTX). Generates structured Chinese or bilingual slides for journal clubs, group meetings, or conference talks. Trigger when user wants to make slides from a paper or present research findings.

nature-paper2ppt

Purpose

Transform a Nature-series paper into a clean, publication-aware PPTX presentation,
optimised for journal-club or group-meeting delivery. Output in Chinese (default)
or bilingual (Chinese + English).

Trigger Conditions

• "做PPT" / "幻灯片" / "slides" / "presentation"
• "journal club" / "组会" / "汇报"
• "paper to PPT" / "paper2ppt" / "论文转PPT"
• User shares a paper and wants to present it

Slide Structure

1. Title Slide

• Paper title (full, in English)
• Authors + institution
• Journal + Year + DOI + IF
• Presenter name + date
• Background: clean white or dark navy

2. Background & Motivation (1–2 slides)

• Why does this problem matter? (3–4 bullet points)
• Current limitations or gaps in the field
• Key concepts the audience needs (define jargon)

3. Research Question & Approach (1 slide)

• One sentence: what did they set out to do?
• Main hypothesis or objective
• Brief method overview (schematic if available)

4. Key Results (3–5 slides, one per main finding)

For each Results subsection:

• Slide title = the key message (e.g., "Catalyst achieves 95% efficiency at low overpotential")
• Main figure (reproduced or described)
• 2–3 bullet points explaining what the data shows
• One sentence: so what? (interpretation)

5. Mechanism / Why It Works (1 slide)

• Mechanistic explanation
• Key experiment that proves the mechanism
• Theoretical support (DFT, MD, etc.) if present

6. Comparison with Prior Work (1 slide)

• Table or bar chart: this work vs. literature
• Highlight where this paper advances the state of the art

7. Discussion & Limitations (1 slide)

• What does this mean for the field?
• Honest limitations (what they didn't prove)
• Open questions remaining

8. Conclusion (1 slide)

• 3–5 bullet points: key takeaways
• Broader significance in one sentence

9. Critical Thinking (1 slide) — optional

• Questions for discussion:
• Is the claim fully supported by the data?
• What experiment is missing?
• How would you follow up?

10. References (1 slide)

• Key references cited in the paper (top 5–8)

Language Options

Ask user:

• 中文 (default): all slide content in Chinese, figure captions translated
• 双语 (bilingual): English title + Chinese body text
• English: full English (for international presentations)

Design Guidelines

Typography:

• Title font: 32–36pt, bold
• Body font: 20–24pt
• Minimum readable: 18pt
• Chinese font: 微软雅黑 (Microsoft YaHei) or 思源黑体 (Source Han Sans)
• English font: Arial or Calibri

Layout:

• 16:9 widescreen (1920×1080 recommended)
• Clean white background with accent color (use journal color if applicable)
• Nature blue accent: #0E4D92 or #4878CF
• One key point per slide
• No more than 5 bullet points per slide
• Figures should take ≥50% of slide area

Figures:

• Reproduce key figures (describe for agent to render or user to insert)
• Add Chinese caption below each figure
• Highlight the most important panel with a box or arrow annotation

Generation Method

Option A: Markdown outline (default — fast)

Generate a detailed slide-by-slide Markdown outline that the user can paste into:

• Gamma.app (AI presentation tool)
• Beautiful.ai
• Google Slides / PowerPoint manually

Format:

# Slide 1: Title
**[Paper Title]**
Authors: ... | Journal: ... | Year: ...

---

# Slide 2: 研究背景
- 背景点1：...
- 背景点2：...
- 研究缺口：...

---

Option B: PPTX file (requires python-pptx)

Run: python3 ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/nature-paper-hub/scripts/export_pptx.py --input <paper-json> --output ~/Downloads/paper-slides.pptx

Presenter Notes

For each slide, generate speaker notes in Chinese:

• What to say (not read from slide)
• Key emphasis points
• Anticipated audience questions + suggested answers

Output

1. Full slide outline (Markdown) — always provided
2. PPTX file — if requested and python-pptx available
3. Presenter notes for each slide
4. Suggested follow-up discussion questions