Создание Beamer-лекции из исходных материалов

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create-lecture is a Claude Code skill that scaffolds a new Beamer lecture (.tex) from source papers and materials, with notation consistency checks and the course preamble automatically wired in. Before any drafting begins, the skill reads the project knowledge base — notation registry, narrative arc, and applications database — and produces a Pre-Flight Report that flags symbol conflicts and states the pedagogical goal for instructor approval. Work proceeds through five phases: paper analysis, structure proposal (gated by user sign-off), iterative slide drafting in batches of 5–10, figure and R-script generation, and a final compilation pass that includes a Devil's Advocate review. Hard content rules enforce motivation before formalism, a worked example within two slides of every definition, a running empirical application throughout the deck, and no more than two colored boxes per slide. The skill is built for instructors who build lecture decks from PDFs or start a new Beamer file from scratch inside a structured course project.