# Presentation Creation Skill

## Research Phase
1. Use sub-agents to research topic
2. Gather sources from X, web, and documentation
3. Identify key themes and patterns

## Content Structure
- Title slide with compelling hook
- Executive summary (3-5 bullets)
- Main content (5-7 slides)
- Conclusion with actionable takeaways

## Formatting Requirements
- Use SVG graphics for visuals
- Include source links
- Maintain consistent color scheme
- Export to web-accessible format

---
name: skill_name
description: Brief description of what this skill does
tags: [category, type, domain]
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# Skill Name

## Purpose
What this skill accomplishes

## When to Use
Specific triggers or scenarios

## Steps
1. First step with details
2. Second step with details
3. Third step with details

## Output Format
Expected structure of results

## Quality Checks
- Validation criteria
- Success indicators
- Common pitfalls to avoid

---
name: create_research_presentation
description: Creates detailed presentations with X research, web sources, and custom graphics
tags: [presentation, research, graphics]
---

# Research Presentation Creation

## Research Phase

### Sub-Agent Deployment
1. Spawn research sub-agent for X/Twitter
   - Search specific accounts: @account1, @account2
   - Collect tweets from last 24 hours
   - Extract key quotes and links

2. Spawn research sub-agent for web
   - Search Google for latest developments
   - Identify trending discussions
   - Find gaps in coverage

3. Spawn research sub-agent for documentation
   - Review official docs
   - Extract technical details
   - Note version-specific information

### Research Output Format
Each sub-agent must return:
- Key findings (3-5 bullets)
- Notable opinions with attribution
- Direct links to sources
- Patterns across multiple sources
- Gaps nobody is talking about yet

## Presentation Structure

### Slide 1: Title
- Compelling headline
- Subtitle with context
- Date and presenter

### Slide 2: Executive Summary
- 3-5 key takeaways
- Each takeaway: one sentence max
- Focus on actionable insights

### Slides 3-7: Main Content
- One concept per slide
- Supporting data or quotes
- Visual element (chart, diagram, or icon)
- Source attribution

### Slide 8: Conclusion
- Recap key points
- Actionable next steps
- Call to action

## Graphics Requirements

### SVG Generation
- Use sub-agent for custom graphics
- Consistent color palette: #2563eb, #7c3aed, #db2777
- Icons should be simple and clear
- Charts must be data-driven

### Image Placement
- Title slide: Hero graphic
- Content slides: Supporting visuals
- Conclusion: Summary graphic

## Output Format

### File Delivery
- Export to HTML with embedded SVG
- Host on accessible URL
- Provide direct link in response

### Quality Checks
- All sources linked and verified
- No placeholder text
- Graphics render correctly
- Consistent formatting throughout
- Spell check completed

## Common Pitfalls to Avoid

- ❌ Generic boilerplate content
- ❌ Missing source attribution
- ❌ Inconsistent formatting
- ❌ Placeholder graphics
- ❌ Unverified claims

## Success Criteria

- ✓ All research backed by sources
- ✓ Unique insights identified
- ✓ Professional visual design
- ✓ Actionable takeaways
- ✓ Web-accessible delivery

---
name: create_presentation
version: 2.1.0
last_updated: 2026-05-06
changelog:
  - 2.1.0: Added SVG graphics requirement
  - 2.0.0: Introduced sub-agent research phase
  - 1.0.0: Initial version
---

# Create Presentation

## Step 1: Research
Execute skill: research_topic

## Step 2: Structure
Execute skill: outline_presentation

## Step 3: Graphics
Execute skill: generate_graphics

## Step 4: Assembly
Combine all components into final presentation

## Common Pitfalls to Avoid

- ❌ Forgetting to include source links
  → Always add [Source](url) after claims
  
- ❌ Using placeholder text like "Lorem ipsum"
  → Validate all content is real before delivery
  
- ❌ Inconsistent slide formatting
  → Use template structure for every slide

## Execution Logic

IF task requires research:
  - Execute research_topic skill
  - Validate sources
ELSE:
  - Use provided information only

IF output format is "presentation":
  - Execute create_slides skill
ELSE IF output format is "report":
  - Execute create_report skill

## Quality Validation

Before delivering output:

1. Source Check
   - [ ] All claims have citations
   - [ ] Links are valid and accessible
   - [ ] Attribution is clear

2. Format Check
   - [ ] Follows template structure
   - [ ] No placeholder content
   - [ ] Graphics render correctly

3. Content Check
   - [ ] Meets length requirements
   - [ ] Includes actionable insights
   - [ ] Free of spelling errors

If any check fails: STOP and fix before delivery

# Daily Briefing Skill

## Step 1: Data Collection
Execute skills in parallel:
- twitter_intelligence
- web_news_scraping
- documentation_updates

## Step 2: Analysis
Execute skill: identify_trends
Input: All collected data

## Step 3: Synthesis
Execute skill: create_briefing_presentation
Input: Trend analysis results

## Step 4: Delivery
Execute skill: send_to_discord
Input: Final presentation URL

# Twitter Intelligence Skill

## Execution Schedule
Triggered by: Cron job at 6:00 AM daily

## Data Collection
1. Search tweets from monitored accounts
2. Filter by relevance criteria
3. Extract key information
4. Save to structured format

## Output
- JSON file with collected tweets
- Saved to: ~/data/twitter_intelligence/YYYY-MM-DD.json
- Notification sent to Discord

## Error Handling
If API rate limit hit:
- Wait 15 minutes
- Retry collection
- Log failure if still unsuccessful