investor-room

Simulate six expert personas critiquing pitch decks and fundraising strategies.

Updated Apr 12, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/KBRglobal/advisiorai --skill investor-room
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Skill: investor-room
Source: https://github.com/KBRglobal/advisiorai/tree/main/skills/investor-room
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/KBRglobal/advisiorai --skill investor-room

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Simulates a fundraising and investment advisory board that provides structured, multi-perspective critique of pitches, fundraising strategy, and related materials to help founders prepare for investor conversations.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Six expert personas (Theel, Grayham, Anderson, Naval, Monger, Budget) offering distinct lenses on monopoly, PMF, market size, leverage, inversion, and moats.
  • Round 1 reads the pitch from each expert; Round 2 features a debate among experts with direct exchanges.
  • Hard questions, confidence scoring, risk mapping, and a concrete Monday morning plan with actionable items.
  • Investment verdict and next-step guidance tailored to fundraising and investor discussions.

Quick Start

Submit your pitch deck and fundraising questions to run through the Investor Room with the 6 expert profiles.

Frequently Asked Questions about investor-room

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I prepare for a fundraising pitch review and investor critique?

A fundraising pitch review simulates an investment advisory board by applying six distinct expert personas to critique your deck, assess valuation, and map risks. You submit your pitch materials to receive structured hard questions and a formal investment verdict with actionable next steps.

What is the best way to simulate an investor meeting for my early-stage startup?

Simulating an investor meeting involves running your pitch deck through multiple expert lenses covering monopoly potential, product-market fit, and leverage. The process features structured rounds where experts read the pitch, debate directly, and conclude with a concrete Monday morning action plan.

Can I use this advisory board simulation for term sheet preparation and cap table discussions?

Yes, the advisory board simulation applies to term sheet preparation, cap table discussions, and valuation analysis across early-stage to growth startups. It evaluates your fundraising strategy through risk mapping and confidence scoring to deliver tailored investor meeting guidance.

How does the multi-expert debate mechanism work during a pitch deck evaluation?

The multi-expert debate mechanism operates in two structured rounds: first, six expert personas individually review the pitch, then they engage in direct exchanges. This produces hard questions, a confidence score, and an investment verdict for your fundraising strategy.

Does this investment critique process support growth-stage startups or only early-stage pitch decks?

The investment critique process supports both early-stage and growth-stage startups. It evaluates fundraising strategies, term sheets, and valuation discussions by applying expert perspectives on market size, moats, and leverage to generate actionable next-step guidance.

What actionable outputs should I expect from a simulated investment advisory board session?

You should expect a formal investment verdict, a detailed risk map, confidence scoring, and a concrete Monday morning plan. These outputs translate the multi-expert critique of your pitch deck into specific fundraising and investor discussion action items.