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Raise report

Skill AndrewTtofi/spine/skills/raise-report

Use to see the whole raise at a glance and to produce an investor-ready dossier — scans the .spine/raise/ namespace, builds a pipeline status tracker (every fund's scores, stage, and next action), and assembles a consolidated dossier suitable for sharing with an investor or advisor. Use when asked to "show the pipeline", "raise status", "track the funds", "what's stale", or "generate the investor report".From its SKILL.md

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

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raise-report — the pipeline tracker and the investor dossier

Two outputs from one scan of the namespace: an internal tracker (where every fund stands and what to do next) for your weekly review, and a consolidated dossier (the polished, investor-ready summary) for sharing.

Invocation

raise-report

Steps

  1. Scan the namespace. Read .spine/raise/profile.md (stop → raise-init if absent), readiness.md, strategy.md, pipeline.md, and every funds/*/ directory. Parse the handoff headers (legitimacy_score, fit_score, recommended_action, updated) — read fields by key, not prose — and note which artifacts each fund has (dossier / outreach / pitch / debrief / term) to infer the stage reached.
  2. Write .spine/raise/tracker.md (internal):
    • Summary counts — total funds, active, no-go, stale (no update in N weeks).
    • Pipeline table — Fund · Legitimacy · Fit · Recommended action · Stage reached · Next step.
    • Urgent actions — funds with missing follow-through, each tagged with the exact raise-* command to run next (e.g. a pursue-verdict fund with no outreach → raise-outreach <fund>).
  3. Write .spine/raise/report.md (the consolidated, investor-ready dossier):
    • The company at a glance (from the profile), the raise ask and use of funds, the strongest traction and team signals, the market, and the current fundraising status — a clean narrative an investor or advisor can read in one pass. Draw only from what's in the namespace; mark gaps rather than inventing.
  4. Report the headline counts, the most urgent next action across the pipeline, and where the two files were written. Note the dossier is shareable; the tracker is for the founder.

Spine I/O

  • Reads: the whole .spine/raise/ namespace.
  • Writes: .spine/raise/tracker.md, .spine/raise/report.md.

Notes

  • Run the tracker before every weekly review or investor-update call — the table is the fastest way to see what's stale and what needs a nudge.
  • Reads handoff headers by key, so a fund's status is structured data, not a string match — the spine-native upgrade over loose files.
  • The dossier consolidates; it never fabricates. If the namespace is thin, the report says so plainly.

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