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Raise init

Skill AndrewTtofi/spine/skills/raise-init

Use to bootstrap the fundraising track in a repo — creates the .spine/raise/ namespace and seeds profile.md (the startup profile) through a short interview. Run once before any other raise-* skill. Use when a project decides it needs funding, or when asked to "set up fundraising", "start a raise", or "create the startup profile".From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add AndrewTtofi/spine --skill raise-init

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raise-init — bootstrap the fundraising track

The fundraising track keeps all its state in .spine/raise/, a namespace walled off from the engineering Spine. Every other raise-* skill reads the startup profile this skill seeds. Run it once; the founder maintains the profile after.

Steps

  1. Check for an existing raise namespace. If .spine/raise/profile.md exists, report what's there and ask whether to refresh sections rather than overwriting — never clobber a maintained profile.
  2. Interview for the profile. Work through the schema in references/profile-schema.md, in a few batched rounds (overview → market & model → traction → team → fundraise). Push for specific numbers and named facts — "$5M DOE proposal", "38k-member community", a named design partner — not vague descriptors. Vague input yields generic output from every downstream skill. Leave a flagged <placeholder> only where the founder genuinely doesn't have the answer yet.
  3. Create the namespace and seed the profile. Create .spine/raise/ (and its funds/ subdirectory) and write .spine/raise/profile.md from the schema, filled with the interview answers.
  4. Confirm. Play the seeded profile back; correct anything wrong before finishing. Note that the profile is the single source of truth — updating it (after a new LOI, hire, or revenue milestone) sharpens every later skill.
  5. Point to the next step. Tell the founder the namespace is live and suggest raise-ready (am I fundable yet?) or raise-funds (build the target list) as the next move. Mention that all raise-* skills refuse to run without this profile.

Spine I/O

  • Reads: .spine/raise/profile.md (only to detect an existing profile).
  • Writes: .spine/raise/profile.md; creates .spine/raise/ and .spine/raise/funds/.
  • Never touches the engineering Spine (context.md, journal.md, decisions/).

Notes

  • The .spine/raise/ layout and the structured handoff header every skill writes are specified in references/namespace.md — the canonical contract for the whole track.
  • Merge, never overwrite — a founder's profile accrues hard-won detail.
  • This is the only raise-* skill that runs without an existing profile; it is what creates one.

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