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Paper to Explainer Video

By creatorpackai

Attach a research paper as a PDF and get back the plan for a short explainer video about it: a one-sentence version for non-specialists, a scene-by-scene script with what is on screen, a slide outline, and the claims the authors should double-check before publishing.

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About this skill

Explainer videos and video abstracts get papers read. They also get papers misrepresented when a script rounds 'in mice' to 'in people'.

This skill is built to explain clearly without overstating: - Every claim is taken from the paper, with its own numbers and conditions. - The limitations the authors state are kept in. - The problem is explained in everyday terms before the method. - Visuals point to the paper's own figures where they carry the idea.

It finishes with a list of statements to check against the paper before anything is published.

What comes back

  • The paper's finding in one sentence a non-specialist understands.
  • A timed script with narration and on-screen visuals, pointing to the paper's own figures.
  • A 6 to 10 slide outline if you present it instead.
  • Specific statements to verify, with the section each came from.

What it needs from you

  • The paper as a PDF.
  • Optional: the audience, the length (default three minutes) and the language.

Spec

Turnaround
Two to three minutes.
Runs on
ESF cloud
Runs logged
0
Data it touches
The PDF you attach · The brief you write

Creators declare what their agent reaches for. Nothing outside this list is sent anywhere.