🛠️ Tool: Awesome NotebookLM Templates

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️ Tool: Awesome NotebookLM Templates
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This repository is a curated collection of slide prompt templates designed for NotebookLM and Kael.im. The content catalogs field-tested prompts and visual design definitions drawn from creators across Note, WeChat, RED, and X, aimed at converting papers, notes, transcripts, and raw brain dumps into structured, presentation-ready slide decks.

What the repo contains
• A taxonomy of slide styles: editorial/newspaper, minimal seminar, pop/youth/street, typography-driven, avant-garde/art, product/premium, and high-energy sports layouts. Each style entry describes the visual intent, typographic emphasis, and recommended content density.
• A high-quality cover-slide specification inspired by Swiss Style and Bauhaus: asymmetrical layouts, ultra-large short title phrases, and ultra-small benefit-driven subtitles.
• Field-tested prompt shells that instruct NotebookLM/Kael.im to produce slide sequences with clear slide-level roles: cover, section header, content slide, visual callout, and summary.
• A pointer to a companion repository, citation-check-skill, which detects missing or hallucinated citations inside generated slides.

Capabilities and use cases

These templates enable researchers, founders, designers, and fast-moving creators to: produce consistent slide decks from unstructured inputs; apply a design language across slides; and reduce iteration time when refining slide text and hierarchy. The citation-check-skill is useful for validating source attributions when notebooks synthesize claims.

Technical notes and limitations

The materials are prompt templates and design definitions rather than runnable code. The repository documents expected outputs and stylistic constraints but does not include deployment artifacts. Effectiveness depends on NotebookLM/Kael.im model behaviour and the quality of the input document; prompts may require iterative refinement for domain-specific content. The citation-check-skill is referenced as an integration candidate but usage details are in its own repository.

Hashtags

NotebookLM #KaelIm #PromptEngineering #SlideTemplates #CitationCheck

Source: https://github.com/serenakeyitan/awesome-notebookLM-prompts?tab=readme-ov-file