/create-lecture
Create new Beamer lecture from papers and materials. Guided workflow with notation consistency.
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Create new Beamer lecture from papers and materials. Guided workflow with notation consistency.
SKILL.md
create-lecture.SKILL.mdname: create-lecture
description: Create new Beamer lecture from papers and materials. Guided workflow with notation consistency.
argument-hint: "[Topic name]"
allowed-tools: ["Read", "Grep", "Glob", "Write", "Edit", "Bash", "Task"]
context: fork
Lecture Creation Workflow
Create a beautiful, pedagogically excellent Beamer lecture deck.
**This is a collaborative, iterative process. The instructor drives the vision; Claude is a thinking partner.**
---
CONSTRAINTS (Non-Negotiable)
1. **Read the knowledge base FIRST** — notation registry, narrative arc, applications database 2. Every new symbol MUST be checked against the notation registry 3. Motivation before formalism — no exceptions 4. Worked example within 2 slides of every definition 5. Max 2 colored boxes per slide 6. No `\pause` or overlay commands (check project rules) 7. Transition slides at major conceptual pivots 8. Thread at least 1 running empirical application throughout 9. All citations verified against the bibliography 10. **Work in batches of 5-10 slides** — share for feedback, don't bulk-dump
---
WORKFLOW
Phase 0: Intake & Context
- Read knowledge base and creation guide
- Inventory provided materials (papers, slides, code)
- Read previous lecture's structure and ending
- State pedagogical goal, get user confirmation
Phase 1: Paper Analysis (When Papers Provided)
- Split into chunks, extract key ideas
- Map paper notation → course notation
- Identify slide-worthy content
- Present summary for approval
Phase 2: Structure Proposal
- Propose outline (5-Act or 3-Part template)
- List TikZ diagrams and R figures needed
- List new notation to introduce
- **GATE: User approves before Phase 3**
Phase 3: Draft Slides (Iterative)
- Work in batches of 5-10 slides
- Check notation, apply creation patterns
- Quality checks during drafting
Phase 4: Figures & Code
- R scripts following conventions
- TikZ diagrams in Beamer source (single source of truth)
- Save RDS for future Quarto integration
Phase 5: Polish & Compile
- Full 3-pass compilation
- Run Devil's Advocate
- Run Substance Review (if domain reviewer configured)
- Update knowledge base with new notation
---
Post-Creation Checklist
[ ] Lecture compiles without errors
[ ] No overfull hbox > 10pt
[ ] All citations resolve
[ ] Every definition has motivation + worked example
[ ] Max 2 colored boxes per slide
[ ] 2-3 Socratic questions embedded
[ ] Transition slides between sections
[ ] At least 1 running application threaded throughout
[ ] New notation added to knowledge base
[ ] Session log updated
[ ] Devil's Advocate run
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name: create-lecture description: Create new Beamer lecture from papers and materials. Guided workflow with notation consistency. argument-hint: "[Topic name]" allowed-tools: ["Read", "Grep", "Glob", "Write", "Edit", "Bash", "Task"] context: fork
Lecture Creation Workflow
Create a beautiful, pedagogically excellent Beamer lecture deck.
**This is a collaborative, iterative process. The instructor drives the vision; Claude is a thinking partner.**
---
CONSTRAINTS (Non-Negotiable)
1. **Read the knowledge base FIRST** — notation registry, narrative arc, applications database 2. Every new symbol MUST be checked against the notation registry 3. Motivation before formalism — no exceptions 4. Worked example within 2 slides of every definition 5. Max 2 colored boxes per slide 6. No `\pause` or overlay commands (check project rules) 7. Transition slides at major conceptual pivots 8. Thread at least 1 running empirical application throughout 9. All citations verified against the bibliography 10. **Work in batches of 5-10 slides** — share for feedback, don't bulk-dump
---
WORKFLOW
Phase 0: Intake & Context
- Read knowledge base and creation guide
- Inventory provided materials (papers, slides, code)
- Read previous lecture's structure and ending
- State pedagogical goal, get user confirmation
Phase 1: Paper Analysis (When Papers Provided)
- Split into chunks, extract key ideas
- Map paper notation → course notation
- Identify slide-worthy content
- Present summary for approval
Phase 2: Structure Proposal
- Propose outline (5-Act or 3-Part template)
- List TikZ diagrams and R figures needed
- List new notation to introduce
- **GATE: User approves before Phase 3**
Phase 3: Draft Slides (Iterative)
- Work in batches of 5-10 slides
- Check notation, apply creation patterns
- Quality checks during drafting
Phase 4: Figures & Code
- R scripts following conventions
- TikZ diagrams in Beamer source (single source of truth)
- Save RDS for future Quarto integration
Phase 5: Polish & Compile
- Full 3-pass compilation
- Run Devil's Advocate
- Run Substance Review (if domain reviewer configured)
- Update knowledge base with new notation
---
Post-Creation Checklist
[ ] Lecture compiles without errors [ ] No overfull hbox > 10pt [ ] All citations resolve [ ] Every definition has motivation + worked example [ ] Max 2 colored boxes per slide [ ] 2-3 Socratic questions embedded [ ] Transition slides between sections [ ] At least 1 running application threaded throughout [ ] New notation added to knowledge base [ ] Session log updated [ ] Devil's Advocate run
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