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skill-slide-critic

Interactive critique loop for slide presentations. Delegates to slide-critic-agent, presents findings to user, collects accept/reject/modify decisions, produces filtered critique report.

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2. September 2026 um 00:24
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name
skill-slide-critic
description
Interactive critique loop for slide presentations. Delegates to slide-critic-agent, presents findings to user, collects accept/reject/modify decisions, produces filtered critique report.
allowed-tools
Agent, Bash, Edit, Read, Write, AskUserQuestion
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slide-critic-agent
# Slide Critic Skill Interactive critique feedback loop for academic presentations. Delegates to slide-critic-agent for initial material review, parses the structured critique report, presents findings to the user grouped by severity tier, collects accept/reject/modify decisions, loops until all issues are addressed, and produces a final filtered critique report consumable by `/plan`. **IMPORTANT**: This skill implements the skill-internal postflight pattern. After the subagent returns and the interactive loop completes, this skill handles all postflight operations (status update, artifact linking, git commit) before returning. ## Context References Reference (do not load eagerly): - Path: `.claude/context/formats/return-metadata-file.md` - Metadata file schema - Path: `.claude/context/patterns/postflight-control.md` - Marker file protocol - Path: `.claude/context/patterns/file-metadata-exchange.md` - File I/O helpers - Path: `.claude/context/patterns/jq-escaping-workarounds.md` - jq escaping patterns (Issue #1132) Note: This skill runs delegation then interactive Q&A. Context is loaded by the delegated agent. ## Trigger Conditions This skill activates when: - `/critique` command with task number input - `/research` on a task with `task_type: "present:slides"` and `workflow_type: "slides_critique"` - Present extension is available - Task has existing slide materials to review (research reports, plans, or assembled slides) --- ## Input Parameters ### Required Parameters - `task_number` - Task number (must exist in state.json with task_type containing "slides") - `session_id` - Session ID from orchestrator ### Optional Parameters - `focus_categories` - Subset of 6 rubric categories to prioritize (e.g., ["Narrative Flow", "Timing Balance"]) - `audience_context` - Audience description for calibrating review - `materials_to_review` - Override default material discovery (array of file paths) --- ## Execution Flow ### Stage 1: Input Validation Validate required inputs: - `task_number` - Must be provided and exist in state.json - Verify task_type contains "slides" (supports "present:slides", "slides") ```bash # Lookup task task_data=$(jq -r --argjson num "$task_number" \ '.active_projects[] | select(.project_number == $num)' \ specs/state.json) # Validate exists if [ -z "$task_data" ]; then return error "Task $task_number not found" fi # Extract fields task_type=$(echo "$task_data" | jq -r '.task_type // ""') status=$(echo "$task_data" | jq -r '.status') project_name=$(echo "$task_data" | jq -r '.project_name') description=$(echo "$task_data" | jq -r '.description // ""') forcing_data=$(echo "$task_data" | jq -r '.forcing_data // {}') # Validate task_type (supports "present:slides" or legacy "slides") if [ "$task_type" != "present:slides" ] && [ "$task_type" != "slides" ]; then return error "Task $task_number is not a slides task (task_type=$task_type)" fi # Extract talk_type from forcing_data talk_type=$(echo "$forcing_data" | jq -r '.talk_type // "CONFERENCE"') ``` --- ### Stage 2: Preflight Status Update and Postflight Marker Source `skill-base.sh` once, then follow `@.claude/context/patterns/skill-preflight-flow.md` in full for Stage 2 (preflight status update) and Stage 3 (marker creation): ```bash source .claude/scripts/skill-base.sh padded_num=$(printf "%03d" "$task_number") task_dir="specs/${padded_num}_${project_name}" mkdir -p "$task_dir" skill_name="skill-slide-critic" operation="research" ``` `operation="research"` (not `"slides_critique"`) is required here: `update-task-status.sh`'s `target_status` vocabulary has no `slides_critique` value, so this skill maps onto the plain `research` operation (this skill is invoked from `/research` on `workflow_type: "slides_critique"` tasks). The marker's `operation` field now reads `"research"` rather than `"slides_critique"`. --- ### Stage 3: Prepare Delegation Context Discover materials to review (if not provided via `materials_to_review`): ```bash # Auto-discover materials in task directory report_files=$(ls -1 "${task_dir}/reports/"*.md 2>/dev/null) plan_files=$(ls -1 "${task_dir}/plans/"*.md 2>/dev/null) # Check for assembled slides talk_dir="talks/${task_number}_${project_name}" slide_files=$(ls -1 "${talk_dir}/slides.md" 2>/dev/null) ``` Build the materials array from discovered files, or use the `materials_to_review` parameter if provided. **Delegation context**: ```json { "session_id": "{session_id}", "delegation_depth": 1, "delegation_path": ["orchestrator", "critique", "skill-slide-critic", "slide-critic-agent"], "timeout": 3600, "task_context": { "task_number": N, "task_name": "{project_name}", "description": "{description}", "task_type": "present:slides" }, "workflow_type": "slides_critique", "forcing_data": { "talk_type": "{talk_type}", "materials_to_review": ["{discovered or provided paths}"], "focus_categories": "{focus_categories or omitted}", "audience_context": "{audience_context or omitted}" }, "metadata_file_path": "specs/{NNN}_{SLUG}/.return-meta.json" } ``` --- ### Stage 4: Invoke Subagent **CRITICAL**: Use the **Agent** tool to spawn the slide-critic-agent. Do NOT use `Skill(...)`. ``` Tool: Agent (NOT Skill, NOT Plan) Parameters: - subagent_type: "slide-critic-agent" - prompt: [Include full delegation context from Stage 3] - description: "Critique presentation materials for task {N}" ``` The slide-critic-agent will: 1. Load the critique rubric and priority matrix 2. Read all review materials 3. Evaluate against 6 rubric categories (or focus_categories) 4. Write a critique report to `specs/{NNN}_{SLUG}/reports/{MM}_slide-critique.md` 5. Write metadata to `specs/{NNN}_{SLUG}/.return-meta.json` **DO NOT** use `Skill(...)` - this will FAIL. Always use `Task`. --- ### Stage 4b: Self-Execution Fallback **CRITICAL**: If you performed the work above WITHOUT using the Agent tool (i.e., you read files, wrote artifacts, or updated metadata directly instead of spawning a subagent), you MUST write a `.return-meta.json` file now before proceeding. Use the schema from `return-metadata-file.md` with status `researched`. If you DID use the Agent tool, skip this stage -- the subagent already wrote the metadata. --- ## Interactive Critique Loop (Stages 5-7) ### Stage 5: Parse Critique Report After the subagent returns, read the critique report and extract findings. 1. **Read metadata file** to get the critique report path: ```bash metadata_file="${task_dir}/.return-meta.json" meta_status=$(jq -r '.status' "$metadata_file") critique_report_path=$(jq -r '.artifacts[0].path // ""' "$metadata_file") findings_count=$(jq -r '.metadata.findings_count // {}' "$metadata_file") ``` 2. **If agent failed or no findings**: Skip the interactive loop. Proceed directly to postflight with the agent's status. 3. **Read the critique report** and parse findings using these patterns: **Per-slide heading**: `### Slide N ({slide_type})` **Finding line**: `- [{severity}] {category}: {description}` **Suggestion line**: `Suggested improvement: {text}` (indented under finding) **General heading**: `### General (Cross-Cutting)` **Recommendation tiers**: `### Must Fix`, `### Should Fix`, `### Nice to Fix` 4. **Build numbered issue list**: ``` issues = [ { id: 1, slide: "Slide 3", severity: "Critical", category: "Narrative Flow", description: "...", suggestion: "...", tier: "Must Fix" }, { id: 2, slide: "Slide 7", severity: "Critical", category: "Audience Alignment", description: "...", suggestion: "...", tier: "Must Fix" }, { id: 3, slide: "General", severity: "Major", category: "Timing Balance", description: "...", suggestion: "...", tier: "Should Fix" }, ... ] ``` Assign tier based on severity: - Critical -> "Must Fix" - Major -> "Should Fix" - Minor -> "Nice to Fix" 5. **If no findings found in report** (agent found no issues): Report success with zero findings. Skip interactive loop. --- ### Stage 6: Interactive Critique Loop Present all findings grouped by severity tier in a single consolidated AskUserQuestion. Collect user decisions and loop until all issues are addressed or user exits. **AskUserQuestion format**: ``` Critique findings for your {talk_type} presentation ({N} total issues): === MUST FIX ({count}) === 1. [Critical] {category} - {slide}: {description} Suggested: {suggestion} 2. [Critical] {category} - {slide}: {description} Suggested: {suggestion} === SHOULD FIX ({count}) === 3. [Major] {category} - {slide}: {description} Suggested: {suggestion} 4. [Major] {category} - {slide}: {description} Suggested: {suggestion} === NICE TO FIX ({count}) === 5. [Minor] {category} - {slide}: {description} Suggested: {suggestion} --- For each issue, respond with its number and action: 1: A (accept as-is) 3: R (reject/dismiss) 5: M add comparison to Smith 2024 (modify the suggestion) Shortcuts: "accept all", "reject all minor", "done" (accept remaining) ``` **Response parsing grammar**: Parse user response line by line. Each line matches one of: | Pattern | Action | Effect | |---------|--------|--------| | `{N}: A` | Accept issue N | Mark as accepted, use original suggestion | | `{N}: R` | Reject issue N | Mark as rejected/dismissed | | `{N}: M {text}` | Modify issue N | Mark as modified, store user's text | | `accept all` | Bulk accept | Accept all unaddressed issues | | `reject all minor` | Bulk reject minor | Reject all Minor severity issues | | `reject all` | Bulk reject | Reject all unaddressed issues | | `done` | Finish | Accept all remaining unaddressed issues | Track decisions per issue: ``` decisions = { 1: { action: "accepted", modification: null }, 3: { action: "rejected", modification: null }, 5: { action: "modified", modification: "add comparison to Smith 2024" }, ... } ``` **Loop continuation**: After processing responses: - If all issues are addressed (each has an accepted/rejected/modified decision): proceed to Stage 7 - If unaddressed issues remain AND user did not say "done": re-present ONLY unaddressed issues in a follow-up AskUserQuestion - Maximum 3 loop iterations to prevent infinite cycles. After 3 iterations, auto-accept all remaining unaddressed issues. --- ### Stage 7: Generate Filtered Critique Report Write the final filtered report incorporating user decisions. Determine artifact number: ```bash next_num=$(jq -r --argjson num "$task_number" \ '.active_projects[] | select(.project_number == $num) | .next_artifact_number // 2' \ specs/state.json) # Use next available number for the filtered report filtered_num=$(printf "%02d" "$next_num") ``` Write to `specs/{NNN}_{SLUG}/reports/{MM}_filtered-critique.md`: ```markdown # Filtered Critique Report: {title}
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