ronda

Review investment round documents and flag critical deal terms.

35|19|Updated May 15, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/betobetico/claude-para-abogados --skill ronda
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Skill: ronda
Source: https://github.com/betobetico/claude-para-abogados/tree/main/startups/skills/ronda
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/betobetico/claude-para-abogados --skill ronda

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you review investment round documents (term sheets, SHA/pactos de inversión, convertible notes, and SAFE) by identifying key clauses, highlighting negotiation risk flags, and producing a lawyer-review draft.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Instrument detection: Clarifies whether the deal is direct equity, a convertible note, or a SAFE, and what that implies for the analysis.
  • Clause-by-clause review: Covers valuation (pre/post), liquidation preference, anti-dilution, pro-rata rights, board/controls, information rights, and transfer mechanics (tag-along/drag-along).
  • Negotiation-ready risk flags: Flags high-severity terms such as participating preferred, full ratchet anti-dilution, excessive liquidation preference, and unclear SAFE conversion triggers.
  • Spanish/EA-focused guidance: Includes references such as LSC arts. 295-316 and notes about SAFE as an atípico contract requiring careful fitting.

Quick Start

Use the ronda skill to analyze the investment term sheet or SHA you are reviewing and generate a BORRADOR with risk flags and suggested negotiation points.

Frequently Asked Questions about ronda

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

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How do I review a term sheet for negotiation risk flags?

Reviewing a term sheet for negotiation risk flags involves analyzing clauses like liquidation preference, anti-dilution, and investor control rights to identify unfavorable terms. The skill generates a structured clause-by-clause draft analysis and a negotiation checklist highlighting high-severity risks.

What are common risk flags in a convertible note or SAFE agreement?

Common risk flags in a convertible note or SAFE agreement include participating preferred terms, full ratchet anti-dilution, excessive liquidation preferences, and unclear conversion triggers. Identifying these flags helps validate valuation and conversion outcomes before finalizing the investment.

How do I analyze a Shareholder Agreement (SHA) for investment rounds?

Analyzing a Shareholder Agreement (SHA) for investment rounds requires validating board control mechanics, transfer restrictions like tag-along and drag-along rights, and pro-rata privileges. This yields a lawyer-review draft surfacing critical deal terms and negotiation points.

Does this investment review tool work with Spanish legal frameworks?

Yes, this investment review tool works with Spanish legal frameworks by incorporating specific references such as LSC arts. 295-316. It also provides guidance on treating SAFE structures as atípico contracts requiring careful legal fitting within Spanish jurisprudence.

What is the best way to validate valuation and liquidation outcomes in equity financings?

The best way to validate valuation and liquidation outcomes in equity financings is to perform a clause-by-clause review of the term sheet or SHA. This surfaces critical deal terms including pre/post valuation, liquidation preference, and conversion mechanics for negotiation.

When should I use a SAFE instead of a convertible note for fundraising?

You should evaluate whether to use a SAFE instead of a convertible note based on the instrument's implications for valuation and conversion outcomes. The skill detects the deal structure to clarify whether it is direct equity, a convertible note, or a SAFE, and adjusts the risk analysis accordingly.