| name | ted-talk |
| version | 1.0.2 |
| description | Transform technical insights into full 40-50 minute TED-style talks with concrete examples and Q&A |
| author | Live Neon <hello@liveneon.ai> |
| homepage | https://github.com/live-neon/skills/tree/main/creative/ted-talk |
| repository | leegitw/ted-talk |
| license | MIT |
| tags | ["creative","presentation","speaking","storytelling","teaching","synthesis","reflection","knowledge-transfer"] |
| layer | creative |
| status | active |
| alias | ted |
| user-invocable | true |
| emoji | 🎤 |
ted-talk (話)
Transform technical conversations and insights into full-length TED-style talks.
Creates comprehensive 40-50 minute presentations with hooks, concrete examples,
broader implications, and Q&A preparation.
Trigger: 明示呼出 (explicit invocation) or when deep technical insight emerges
Core insight: "The best technical talks don't just explain what — they reveal why
it matters, with examples concrete enough to apply and implications broad enough to inspire."
Installation
openclaw install leegitw/ted-talk
Dependencies: None (standalone creative skill)
Data handling: This skill synthesizes content from user-supplied input or the current
conversation context (default). It does NOT read files from the workspace or access project
artifacts directly. Results are returned to the invoking agent, who decides how to use them.
What This Solves
Technical insights often stay trapped in conversations. A well-structured talk
makes them teachable and shareable. This skill:
- Expands technical conversations into comprehensive narratives
- Grounds abstract insights in concrete, real-world examples
- Prepares for audience questions and objections
The insight: A 50-minute talk forces you to truly understand something — if you
can't explain the why, address objections, and connect to broader implications,
you don't fully understand it.
Usage
/ted [topic]
Arguments
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|
| topic | No | Topic focus (default: synthesize current conversation) |
Pre-Requisites
Before creating a TED talk, ensure:
- Sufficient conversation depth — Surface-level topics make shallow talks
- Clear narrative arc — Problem → Discovery → Solution → Impact
- Main work documented — Save current progress first if mid-task
- Concrete context available — Real problems, real decisions, real outcomes
Context Understanding Checklist
You must be able to answer:
