New slide deck

Skill brycewang-stanford/Auto-Empirical-Research-Skills/skills/29-quarcs-lab-project20XXy/dot-claude/skills/new-slide-deck

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Install

npx -y skills add brycewang-stanford/Auto-Empirical-Research-Skills --skill new-slide-deck

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Creates a Quarto revealjs slide deck in slides/ with the project style guide. Use when a presentation is needed.

SKILL.md

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Create Presentation

Create a new Quarto revealjs slide deck in slides/ with the project's style guide applied.

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS — the presentation title and optional subtitle (e.g., "Regional Disparities in GDP" or "Job Market Talk: Regional Disparities")

Steps

Parse the title (and subtitle, if separated by a colon) from the arguments.
Check slides/ for existing files to avoid name collisions. Generate a filename using the naming convention from slides/README.md (e.g., analysis-results.qmd or 01-seminar-talk.qmd).

Create the .qmd file in slides/ with this YAML front matter (from the style guide in slides/README.md):

---
title: "<title>"
subtitle: "<subtitle if provided>"
author: "<from index.qmd author field, or [FILL: Author name]>"
date: today
format:
  revealjs:
    theme: simple
    slide-number: true
    css: |
      .reveal h1, .reveal h2, .reveal h3 {
        color: #2874A6;
      }
      .reveal strong {
        color: #229954;
      }
---

Pre-populate the body with a standard academic talk structure:

## Motivation

- [Key question or puzzle]
- [Why it matters]
- [What we do about it]

## Related Literature

- [Strand 1: ...]
- [Strand 2: ...]
- **This paper:** [Contribution]

## Data

- [Source and sample]
- [Key variables]
- [Summary statistics]

## Empirical Strategy

- [Identification approach]
- [Model specification]

## Main Results

- [Finding 1]
- [Finding 2]

## Robustness

- [Alternative specifications]
- [Placebo tests or falsification]

## Conclusion

- [Summary of findings]
- [Policy implications]
- [Future work]

## Thank You {.center}

Contact: [email]