Create a bare bones slide deck walking through the 3-minute hackathon video submission, starting from omics and DGE through target discovery and pMHC design, showcasing the evolution of skills, GitHub contributions, manuscript development, and the open-source AI-to-clinic pipeline built with Claude Science to serve the EoE patient community.

Build a bare-bones slide deck for a 3-minute hackathon video submission that walks through the project's arc from omics/DGE analysis through target discovery and pMHC design, highlighting skills evolution, GitHub contributions, manuscript progress, and the open-source AI-to-clinic pipeline for the EoE patient community.

The session assembled a presentation (Tolera_hackathon_video_deck.pptx) intended to narrate the project's progression, supported by a set of supporting graphics and figures (e.g., dk2_roadmap.png, dk2_volcano.png, dk2_landscape.png, dk2_funnel.png, dk2_eosinophil.png, dk2_hero.png) covering roadmap, differential gene expression, disease landscape, and eosinophil-related visuals, plus generic thematic graphics (gfx_burden.png, gfx_scale.png, gfx_triad.png, gfx_design.png, gfx_specialist.png, gfx_vaccine.png) likely used as slide illustrations. A site_walkthrough.mp4 video and an index.png were also produced, suggesting an accompanying web or project-site walkthrough was captured alongside the deck. No final agent message was recorded, so the specific narrative content or completion status of the deck cannot be confirmed beyond the artifacts themselves.

The primary deliverable is the slide deck itself, Tolera_hackathon_video_deck.pptx, intended to walk through omics/DGE, target discovery, and pMHC design work for the hackathon video. Supporting outputs include the site_walkthrough.mp4 video and a set of 13 supporting image assets (dk2_* and gfx_* PNGs) used as figures/illustrations within the presentation.