Designing the roadmap
I’m thinking through a technical route map for JAK2V617F project. It’ll have phases like hypothesis, phenotype, mechanism, intervention, and translation. Modeling, assays, and interventions will be included.
Laying out the plan
I’m gathering key steps: creating bone marrow chimera, inducing atherosclerosis, focusing on phenotypic, mechanistic, and translation aims, integrating data, assessing risks, and preparing output figures and diagrams.
Weighing editable slide
Considering creating an editable PPT slide with a flowchart for the route map. This approach aligns well with showing detailed steps clearly.
OK, let me see. The document has 24 paragraphs, and the "file_search" output is extensive, likely containing additional lines, possibly from tables. Accessing paragraph-by-paragraph could streamline the process.
Evaluating table strategy
I'm thinking through parsing tables with many cells, curious about their utility and structure.
Extracting main content
I'm mapping out the text extraction from two tables for the full plan. This involves pinpointing key data points and ensuring clarity for the next steps.
Breaking down the table
I’m digging into extracting the text from each cell of Table 1, considering it's the most comprehensive one.
Examining table details
Three large rows are present in table 1, each containing a focus area. Progressing through each section for a comprehensive review.
Mapping technical tasks
I’m breaking down a technical route map to outline research objectives, experimental steps, and anticipated outcomes. Planning includes drafting a flowchart or creating a vector PDF.
Mapping the technical route
I’m crafting a mermaid flowchart to outline research tasks and outcomes, focusing on model construction, phenotype analysis, mechanism exploration, intervention verification, and key output synthesis.
Charting the course
OK, let me see. The route map will highlight key models, mechanisms, interventions, and sample specifics. Design elements will be crafted for visual clarity, focusing on important discoveries.
Weighing options
I’m examining using helpers or pptxgenjs, considering a skill.md for slides, and consulting code.js to understand usage.
Assembling the image.js
Implementing in Node
I’m thinking through the slide layout, using Node.js and pptxgenjs for shapes, titles, and boxes with arrows for a structured design.
Verifying file integrity
Opened the file to confirm if the patch was indeed truncated. Progress is steady and intriguing to see.
Tracing file origins
OK, I’m thinking about the "make_tech_roadmap_ppt.js" file location. It seems to be created in the root of the current repository, given the absence of a specified path. Hm, that’s interesting.
Assessing the file structure
I’m checking the JavaScript file's location in the root directory to understand its contents effectively.
Piecing together the process
I’m mapping out the steps to generate the PowerPoint file, ensuring the path and file are accurately referenced.
Confirming file location
I'm checking to ensure the PPT file is where it should be.
Rendering slides
I'm thinking through the best way to transform slide content into images, considering visual clarity and aesthetics. Using render_slides.py to achieve this.
Verifying image content
OK, let me see. Checking the rendered PNG file for accuracy.
Verifying directory content
OK, let me see. Listing files to confirm valid paths and check for non-ASCII characters.
Examining the image
Adjusting layout and aligning elements
I'm adjusting slide layout to prevent breaks, tweaking bullet points for clear communication, and ensuring accessibility of the PNG file for quick setup.
Possibility presentation
I’m thinking about swim lanes to differentiate animal, cell, and human studies, with two versions for clarity. Also, including a disclaimer to avoid medical advice and providing a download link for the PPT.
Reasoned for 13m 24s