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Skill aAAaqwq/AGI-Super-Team/skills/equity

Model cap tables, dilution scenarios, and vesting schedules for startups. Use when planning fundraising, pricing options, or tracking equity.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add aAAaqwq/AGI-Super-Team --skill equity

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SKILL.md

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Equity

Equity calculator — cap table, dilution modeling, vesting schedules, and option pricing.

Commands

CommandDescription
equity helpShow usage info
equity runRun main task
equity statusCheck state
equity listList items
equity add <item>Add item
equity export <fmt>Export data

Usage

equity help
equity run
equity status

Examples

equity help
equity run
equity export json

Output

Results go to stdout. Save with equity run > output.txt.

Configuration

Set EQUITY_DIR to change data directory. Default: ~/.local/share/equity/


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Features

  • Simple command-line interface for quick access
  • Local data storage with JSON/CSV export
  • History tracking and activity logs
  • Search across all entries

Quick Start

# Check status
equity status

# View help
equity help

# Export data
equity export json

How It Works

Equity stores all data locally in ~/.local/share/equity/. Each command logs activity with timestamps for full traceability.

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