Founder layer
Claude skills organized into domain layers — engineering, product, founder/GTM, design, and documents
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Activate this skill group for any founder, business, or go-to-market task. Triggers include: pitch deck, investor email, cold outreach, market sizing, TAM/SAM/SOM, competitive analysis, fundraising, accelerator application, Allan Gray, one-pager, investor memo, brand voice, content writing, launch plan, product launch, pricing model, how much to charge, copywriting for landing page or marketing, article or blog post, LinkedIn post, and any request where the output is investor-facing, sales-facing, or externally published. This is the business brain — use it for anything that involves money, customers, or communication with the outside world.
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Founder Layer
This group covers the full business stack: fundraising, go-to-market, content, and customer-facing communication. When activated, consult the relevant sub-skill below and follow its workflow.
Skill Map
Fundraising & Investor Relations
- investor-materials — pitch decks, one-pagers, financial models, accelerator applications (Allan Gray, YC, etc.), use-of-funds tables, milestone plans. Use when creating or updating any investor-facing document.
- investor-outreach — cold emails, warm intro requests, follow-ups, post-meeting updates. Enforces proof-over-adjectives discipline and bans weak phrases. Use when writing any message to an investor or partner.
- market-research — TAM/SAM/SOM sizing, competitive analysis, investor diligence prep, technology scans. Use when you need data to back a claim or a decision.
- competitive-landscape — Porter's Five Forces, Blue Ocean positioning, competitor deep-dives. Use when mapping the competitive field or preparing a differentiation narrative.
Pricing & Revenue
- pricing-strategy — pricing tiers, freemium vs paid, value metric, willingness to pay, Van Westendorp. Use when deciding what to charge or how to structure plans.
Content & Communication
- brand-voice — builds a reusable voice profile from real source material. Run this first before writing anything external; produces a VOICE PROFILE block that other skills consume.
- copywriting — landing page copy, hero sections, CTAs, value propositions, taglines. Use when writing website or marketing text.
- article-writing — blog posts, LinkedIn articles, technical essays, newsletter issues. Use when producing long-form content.
- launch-strategy — Product Hunt, feature announcements, GTM plans, launch checklists, beta/waitlist strategy. Use when shipping something publicly.
How to Use
- Identify which sub-skill applies to the request.
- Read that sub-skill's SKILL.md at
/mnt/skills/user/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. - Follow its workflow exactly — each has a quality gate before delivering output.
- For investor documents: always establish a single source of truth for metrics before drafting anything.
- For outreach: always personalize — generic drafts are explicitly banned.
Golden Rules Across All Sub-Skills
- Numbers must be sourced or labeled as estimates.
- Every investor document must be internally consistent — if the deck says one thing and the model says another, stop and resolve before writing.
- Outreach language: proof beats adjectives. Never send copy that could go to any recipient.
- Voice: run brand-voice first when the user's voice matters, then hand the VOICE PROFILE to other skills.