This repository contains the source slides for a 15-minute talk about integrating coding agents into research workflows, rendered as a Quarto presentation.

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Why it is worth attention

It is notable as a practical, minimalist example of a research talk built with Quarto, and it explicitly states that the slides themselves were drafted by coding agents, making it a concrete demonstration of the workflow it discusses.

Who it is for

  • Researchers interested in using AI coding assistants
  • Data scientists and epidemiologists using computational workflows
  • Academics preparing reproducible talks or presentations
  • Quarto users looking for slide project examples

Use cases

  • Learning how coding agents can assist in drafting research presentations
  • Reusing the Quarto project structure for conference or lab meeting talks
  • Demonstrating AI-assisted research workflows to colleagues or students
  • Adapting the included layout, partials, and figures for other slide decks

Strengths

  • Clear and simple project layout with separated content sections
  • Automated build, preview, and validation tasks via Task or Quarto
  • Includes a hosted rendered version for easy viewing
  • Directly relevant to current conversations about AI in research workflows

Considerations

  • The repository is slides rather than a reusable tool or library
  • Requires familiarity with Quarto and optionally Task for local building
  • The README provides no in-depth technical detail beyond build and file layout

README quick start

How I am LLM

Slides for a 15-minute talk on integrating coding agents into research workflows.

Sam Abbott, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, 30 July 2026.

Rendered: samabbott.co.uk/how-I-llm

Building

Requires Quarto and, optionally, Task.

task          # render to _site/
task preview  # live-reloading preview
task check    # validate the Quarto project

Layout

  • index.qmd — title slide, talk plan, and section includes
  • _partials/ — one file per section
  • figures/ — figures, including the model diagram from BVDOutbreakSize
  • style.css — presentation styling

These slides were themselves drafted by coding agents; the final section describes how.

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