Example decks

Both decks, their figures, and the theme they render in were generated entirely with Claude Code, as a proof of concept for the claude-academic-workflow repository. The research content is invented for demonstration. Anything you generate with these tools is your responsibility to verify before relying on it.

• Research talk: a seminar deck. Staged reveals, assertion titles, a framing withdrawn in place, a headline estimate that takes the accent on cue, jump buttons into the appendix, a paginated reference list, and a progress bar that completes at the closing slide.
• Teaching lecture: a classroom deck. Teaching blocks, a comparison that arrives from both sides, a leaderboard that gains its error bars in place, worked examples, discussion prompts, agenda tracking, and the same staging and gate machinery.

Both decks render with the repository's starter theme: the machinery ships with one worked look, and the theme file marks every spot where your own taste replaces it. Every choice in them, from wordiness to palette, is a plain-text preference in the skill files and the theme's variables; if the look is ugly to you, edit the preference.

Navigate with the arrow keys; press f for fullscreen and Esc for the slide overview. The sources are in the repository under examples/.