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Writes a timed, word-budgeted speaker script for an exact conference-talk slot (e.g. a 12-minute talk plus 3-minute Q&A, or a 5-minute lightning talk). Use when a researcher mentions talk script, presentation script, speaker notes, conference talk, lightning talk, rehearsal, "what do I say on each slide", or "my talk is running long". Turns a slide deck or outline into spoken-register prose with a per-slide word budget at ~130 words/minute (calibratable), cumulative timing marks, written-out transitions, a marked cut list worth 10-15% of the talk for running long, and a Q&A handoff. Bundled stdlib-only Python scripts compute the budget (word_budget.py) and re-time any draft (script_timer.py with per-slide timing, cut savings, and an over/under verdict). Venue-aware but treats presenter instructions and the acceptance email as ground truth for slot length; never invents results — every claim spoken must come from the paper.
Builds a conference talk deck (Beamer or Marp markdown) from a paper draft - problem-first narrative, one claim per slide, figures reused straight from the paper's LaTeX source, sized to the real slot (12-20 minute full talk vs 5-minute lightning). Use when the user asks to make slides, build a presentation or talk deck for an accepted paper, turn a paper into a talk, prepare a conference presentation, fit a talk into N minutes, or check and trim an existing deck that is too long or too text-heavy. Inventories the paper's figures by in-text reference count, computes a minutes-and-slides budget per section, drafts the deck, and deterministically lints pacing, overfull slides, missing or unrenderable figures, and generic non-claim titles. Venue profiles give context only; the slot length must come from the venue's presenter instructions or acceptance email.