log-deal-intro

To log deal opportunities, paste the incoming email, transcript, or text dump into the skill. It processes the unstructured input, checks for duplicates against existing deals and managers, and creates a structured ledger entry with a stable deal-id and source attribution.

Duplicate checking works by comparing the incoming opportunity details against the existing deals in INDEX.md and known managers. This process verifies entries to avoid duplicates and surfaces potential portfolio overlaps before logging a new deal entry.

Yes, you can capture deal opportunities from unstructured text dumps. The skill processes emails, meeting transcripts, messages, or text dumps to extract deal data, enforces required fields, and logs a structured entry with a stable deal-id for downstream diligence and memory tasks.

If required fields are missing when logging a deal entry, the skill prompts you for the missing information before logging. This enforces consistency in the deal flow ledger and ensures data completeness for downstream diligence and relationship-management tasks.

A stable deal-id is needed to enable downstream skills to reference the deal consistently across diligence, memory, and relationship-management tasks. It prevents opportunities from slipping through the cracks and ensures accurate tracking throughout the deal lifecycle.