Presentation Stage Grill

Grill the talk on stage

Use when stage-grill is the current gate.

• Read repo instructions, PRESENTATION-BRIEF.md, STORY.md, STORYBOARD.md, GRILL-LOG.md, current speaker notes, and actual page renders before judging the talk.
• Always explore files and check timing/renders instead of asking the user for discoverable facts.
• When live consequential stage decisions need human judgment, conduct round-by-round frontier grilling:
  • Ask open stage challenges in structured rounds (❓ **Q[N]** + ➡️ <recommended trim/scripting>).
• Use references/autonomous-stage.md for the autonomous fallback when the user is unavailable (headless run) or remaining stage decisions are resolvable from the deck and upstream artifacts — apply references/stage-questions.md yourself, resolve each finding with a concrete change and confidence level, and flag low-confidence load-bearing edits for human review.
• When the user refers to the page they're currently viewing without naming it, resolve it through the engine's "current page" mechanism (e.g. current-slide for open-slide) before judging.
• Use actual renders and current speaker notes, not outline-only summaries.
• Apply references/stage-questions.md to representative prototype pages first, then to the full deck when available.
• Enforce presenter-language constraints, timed trimming, and existing-versus-remaining distinction.
• Separate what the audience can see immediately from what only works after narration.

Human-Writing & Spoken Script Standards (human-writing)

In SPEAKER-SCRIPT.md:

• Living Human Voice: Write as an experienced practitioner talking directly to the room. Use natural pauses, conversational cadence, and concrete storytelling.
• Zero Robotic Recitation: Never read bullet points off the slide verbatim. The slide carries the visual anchor; the speaker carries the context, human intention, and nuance.
• Direct Tone: Strip away opening pleasantries ("今天非常荣幸..."), artificial rhetorical pivots ("正如我们所知..."), and hollow slogans. Start immediately with the core problem or tension.

Wang Yong-Fu (福哥) Interactive Stage Delivery (wang-yongfu-teaching-craft)

In SPEAKER-SCRIPT.md and live delivery planning:

• 4-Step Questioning Method (問答四步法): In Q&A and interactive checkpoints, format responses as:
  1. Cue (點名/引導) -> 2. Mirror (鏡像重述學員原話) -> 3. Praise (具體讚美不批評) -> 4. Insight (提出核心洞見).
• PESOS Practice Flow: When guiding audience workshops or exercises, structure the script as:
  • P (Prepare): Prepare the context & clear goal
  • E (Explain): "我說給你聽" (Explain the rationale in 60 seconds)
  • S (Show): "我做給你看" (Demonstrate with a concrete sample/roleplay)
  • O (Observe): "讓你做做看" (Timeboxed audience exercise)
  • S (Supervise): "成效追蹤與反饋" (Actionable wrap-up).
• Sandwich Feedback (三明治回饋法): Positive Strength -> Constructive Polish -> Final Encouragement (eliminate adversarial "但是").
• Commitment & Consistency (要求承諾原則): Guide the audience from simple agreement (nodding/raising hand) to committing to actionable next steps.

Confirmation Gate & Output

• Produce SPEAKER-SCRIPT.md from templates/SPEAKER-SCRIPT.md with approved wording, timing, likely audience challenge, and Q&A risk.
• Return pages for revision when density, wording, transition logic, or defensibility breaks the live talk.
• Confirmation Gate: Confirm the talk's flow, pacing, and presenter script with the user before finalizing the gate.
• Return passed only when the talk is readable, speakable, timed, defensible, and audience-appropriate.

Write only consequential decisions to GRILL-LOG.md from ../presentation-product-grill/templates/GRILL-LOG.md.

• Append new decisions without deleting or rewriting entries from other grill phases or earlier runs.
• Preserve existing decisions when revisiting the stage-grill gate.
• Log only changes that materially affect wording, timing, page order, trims, likely objections, or presenter language.