Paper2poster Poster
Use when the user wants to turn an academic paper into a conference poster, poster...
Install
npx skills add Paper2Poster/Paper2Poster --skill paper2poster-poster -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- Paper2Poster/Paper2Poster4k
- Category
- Documents
- Updated
- 12d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Lightabout 987 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Use when the user wants to turn an academic paper into a conference poster, poster outline, poster copy deck, poster layout brief, poster.yaml style draft, or Paper2Poster-ready generation package. Trigger for paper-to-poster requests involving PDF papers, arXiv links, manuscripts, PPTX posters, conference submissions, research summaries, or the Paper2Poster workflow.
Paper2Poster Poster
Use this skill when the goal is to turn a paper into a readable, credible, poster-ready package instead of a long prose summary.
Core behavior
Work from the source paper first. Prefer grounded extraction over creative rewriting.
Do not invent:
- metrics that do not appear in the paper
- figure content you have not seen
- ablation claims that are not supported
- author affiliations, funding, or venue details unless supplied
If key information is missing, say so explicitly and continue with labeled assumptions.
Default workflow
- Gather inputs.
Collect the paper source plus any constraints that are already available:
paper.pdf, arXiv link, markdown draft, or pasted paper text- venue, audience, poster dimensions, branding, deadline
- whether the user wants poster copy only or also Paper2Poster execution assets
If the user gave no dimensions, use the defaults in references/poster-defaults.md.
- Choose the output mode.
- Draft mode: produce poster copy, layout guidance, figure recommendations, and a concise runbook.
- Execution mode: additionally prepare a
poster.yamldraft, a Paper2Poster folder layout, and the exact command the user can run.
- Extract poster-worthy content from the paper.
Capture:
- title and subtitle candidate
- one-sentence paper claim
- problem and motivation
- method overview
- core figures, tables, and diagrams worth featuring
- strongest quantitative results
- limitations, deployment notes, or future work if they matter
- Compress for poster reading.
Rewrite for scanability:
- short headers
- bullets over paragraphs
- one idea per bullet
- clear result statements with units and baselines when available
- captions that can stand alone
- Build the poster package.
Unless the user asks for a different structure, produce:
