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Presentation evidence

Skill samulee003/agentic-ppt-skills/skills/presentation-evidence

Agent skills that route a presentation from source to stage-ready through an 8-gate pipeline. Extracted from open-slide.

Install
npx -y skills add samulee003/agentic-ppt-skills --skill presentation-evidence

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Builds a traceable claim ledger from the brief and source inventory, then classifies what is safe to say in the main talk, notes, backup, or not at all. Use when the evidence gate is current for a presentation project or when a router asks for a supported claim ledger.

SKILL.md

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Build the evidence ledger

Use when evidence is the current gate.

  • Read repo instructions, PRESENTATION-BRIEF.md, SOURCE-INVENTORY.md, and the cited source files before writing new claims.
  • Read the current mode from STATUS.md; do not assume the mode selected at intake is still current.
  • General mode keeps evidence proportionate.
  • Record provenance and sufficient qualification for material claims.
  • Write EVIDENCE-LEDGER.md from templates/EVIDENCE-LEDGER.md.
  • Create one row per material claim, not one row per source file.
  • Record the exact source, source type, caveat, allowed use, and the slide or range the claim may support.
  • Add dates, definitions, units, or methods when they are necessary to keep a material claim honest.
  • Use references/claim-safety.md for research-enhanced claim safety.

Research-enhanced mode alone adds A/B/C/D claim safety.

  • A: directly supportable in the main talk.

  • B: reasonable interpretation with careful wording.

  • C: contested or context-dependent, notes or backup only.

  • D: unsafe or unsupported, reject.

  • Record exact dates, definitions, units, denominators, and methods.

  • Record correlation-versus-causation review.

  • Record competing measures and stale-value checks.

  • Apply official and primary-source preference before secondary summaries.

  • Add backup/reference safeguards for contested, overflow, or Q&A-only material.

  • Move unsupported but useful material to notes or backup only when the wording stays honest.

  • Reject claims that cannot be supported proportionately for the presentation’s mode.

  • Stop once every material claim is supported, carefully qualified, moved to notes or backup, or rejected.

Keep looking

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