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Description

A Claude Code skill for creating, compiling, reviewing, and polishing academic Beamer LaTeX presentations. Full lifecycle workflow with quality scoring, pedagogical review, TikZ audit, and more.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

Beamer Skill

An AI coding assistant skill for creating, compiling, reviewing, and polishing academic **Beamer LaTeX** presentations.

Supports **Claude Code**, **OpenAI Codex CLI**, **Google Antigravity**, and **VS Code** AI extensions (Copilot, Cline, Cursor).

Full lifecycle: **create → compile → review → polish → verify.**

Features

Action Description
create [topic] Collaborative, iterative lecture creation with phase gates (material analysis → needs interview → structure plan → draft → quality loop)
compile [file] 3-pass XeLaTeX + bibtex with post-compile diagnostics
review [file] Read-only proofreading report (grammar, typos, overflow, consistency, academic quality)
audit [file] Visual layout audit (overflow, fonts, boxes, spacing)
pedagogy [file] Holistic pedagogical review with 13 validation patterns
tikz [file] TikZ diagram review and SVG extraction
excellence [file] Comprehensive multi-dimensional quality review
devils-advocate [file] Challenge slide design with pedagogical questions
visual-check [file] PDF-based visual verification of compiled slides
validate [file] Structural validation against skill constraints
extract-figures [pdf] Extract figures from paper PDFs for direct inclusion in slides

Highlights

  • Quality scoring system — automated rubric (start at 100, deduct per issue) with Excellent/Good/Needs Work/Poor thresholds
  • No overlays — no \pause, \onslide, \only. Uses multiple slides and color emphasis instead
  • Content density guards — upper bounds (7 bullets, 2 equations, 5 symbols per slide) and lower bounds (every slide earns its place)
  • Box overflow detection — Beamer suppresses overflow warnings inside blocks; the skill catches them via visual audit
  • Motivation before formalism — every concept starts with "Why?" before "What?"
  • TikZ precision — mathematical accuracy enforced via