
from officecli
A fundraising-focused scene layer for OfficeCLI PPTX that provides VC-ready pitch deck recipes, slide patterns, and delivery QA checks to produce investor decks
This skill is a fundraising "scene" layer on top of the officecli-pptx base. It supplies stage-aware slide recipes (cover, problem, solution, market, product, model, traction, team, financials, ask), five vertical arc templates (SaaS, Consumer, Deep Tech, Marketplace, Bio), strict layout/grid rules, shell/escape guidance, and an executable Delivery Gate that runs token and narrative checks to catch common pitch failures (placeholder tokens, stripped $ signs, hockey-stick y-axis, missing use-of-funds, weak team signals). The output target is a single, VC-ready .pptx produced with officecli.
Use this skill when the user explicitly asks to build or refine a fundraising / investor pitch deck (seed, Series A/B/C, SAFE/convertible, bridge) and the deck needs investor-facing structure, numbers conventions, and QC. Do NOT use for board reviews, sales decks, or internal presentations — those belong to officecli-pptx base. Trigger when the user mentions rounds, investors, fundraising meetings, or terms like "pitch deck," "investor deck," "Series A deck," or "fundraising deck."
Best used by agents that can invoke local CLI tooling and run Python helper scripts (OfficeCLI workflows). Works with automation-capable assistants that can run shell commands and edit files (e.g., Copilot-like agents, local automation runners).
A comprehensive fundraising pitch-deck scene layer for OfficeCLI PPTX. No bundled scripts — pure SKILL.md instruction set (~66KB). Extremely detailed with stage diagnosis tables, 5 vertical arc templates, 12 slide recipes with exact grid math and shell commands, a numbers convention reference, VC ship-check red flags, and a 6-gate delivery QA system. The curl|bash install instruction is the only security concern but is user-directed, not auto-executed.
Impressively thorough skill — production-quality documentation with precise measurements, shell-escape discipline, and executable QA gates. The curl|bash install is standard CLI distribution but still a -35 pattern; scored at 82 because it's an optional user-directed step, not auto-executed. Niche audience (fundraising decks via officecli) limits usefulness to a specific tool+use-case combination, but within that niche it's exceptional.