slides.fix_formatting

Goal

• Given a markdown file with slides, fix formatting issues and add missing semantic tags, bold, and italic markup, without changing the content or structure
• Read .claude/skills/slides.rules.md and apply the formatting rules strictly

Workflow

Role

• Your role is specified in .claude/skills/role.ai_researcher.md

What to Fix

• Semantic tags and bold labels: Ensure every first-level bullet starts with an approved @Tag@ label

  • See .claude/skills/slides.rules.md, section ## Use Tags for Slide Sections, for the approved tag list and ordering
  • Add a missing tag when a first-level bullet has none; do not invent a tag outside the approved list

• Bold and italic emphasis: Apply **bold** and _italic_ where the rules call for them

  • See .claude/skills/slides.rules.md, sections ## Use Bold and ## Use Italic
  • When both apply to the same phrase, bold takes precedence: see .claude/skills/slides.rules.md, section ### Emphasis Precedence: Bold Over Italic

• Unicode characters: Replace non-ASCII characters with LaTeX equivalents

  • See .claude/skills/slides.rules.md, sections ## General Formatting Rules and ### Symbols and Characters

• Emoji: Remove emoji characters per .claude/skills/slides.rules.md, section ## General Formatting Rules

• Page separators: Remove --- lines per .claude/skills/slides.rules.md, sections ## General Formatting Rules and ### Spacing and Breaks

• Punctuation: Remove trailing periods from bullet point phrases per .claude/skills/slides.rules.md, section ## Slide Structure

Leave Structure and Content Unchanged

• Do not change the structure of the text (titles, bullet hierarchy, div fenced blocks)
• Do not change the substantive content: change only formatting

Output

• Emit the improved output in markdown, wrapped to 80 columns (see .claude/skills/slides.rules.md, section ## Use 80 columns), without any other comment

Verification

• [ ] Make sure that the updated slides render correctly, e.g.,

  > gen_slides.py -i <FILE> --notes_to_pdf_args="--skip_action open_pdf"