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Fundraising

skill-mfwarren-entrepreneur-claude-skills-fundraising · by mfwarren

A Claude skill from mfwarren/entrepreneur-claude-skills.

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$ agentstack add skill-mfwarren-entrepreneur-claude-skills-fundraising

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About

Fundraising

Fundraising strategy, investor targeting, term sheet analysis, and SAFE/convertible note structures.

Purpose

Navigate the fundraising process from strategy through close. This skill helps founders prepare, target the right investors, and understand what they're signing.

Workflow

Step 1: Fundraising Readiness Assessment

  • Do you need to raise? (Bootstrap vs. raise decision)
  • What stage are you? (Pre-seed, seed, Series A)
  • What milestones have you hit?
  • What milestones do you need this capital to reach?

Step 2: Strategy

  • How much to raise (18 months of runway rule of thumb)
  • Valuation expectations and comps
  • Instrument: SAFE, convertible note, priced round
  • Timeline: 3-6 months typical

Step 3: Investor Targeting

Criteria for a good fit:

  • Stage alignment (don't pitch Series B funds at seed)
  • Sector/industry focus
  • Check size compatibility
  • Portfolio synergies (not conflicts)
  • Value-add beyond capital

Step 4: Materials Preparation

  • Pitch deck (link to pitch-deck skill)
  • Financial model (link to financial-modeling skill)
  • Data room: cap table, incorporation docs, key metrics
  • One-pager / teaser for cold outreach

Step 5: Term Sheet Education

Key terms to understand:

  • Valuation (pre-money vs. post-money)
  • Dilution and pro-rata rights
  • Liquidation preferences
  • Board seats and control
  • Anti-dilution provisions
  • Vesting schedules

Step 6: SAFE / Convertible Note Comparison

| Feature | SAFE | Convertible Note | |---------|------|-----------------| | Debt? | No | Yes | | Interest? | No | Yes | | Maturity? | No | Yes | | Conversion | Next priced round | Maturity or round | | Complexity | Low | Medium |

Output Format

## Fundraising Strategy: [Company]

### Readiness Assessment
[Assessment]

### Raise Parameters
- Amount: $X
- Instrument: [SAFE/Note/Priced]
- Target close: [Date]

### Investor List Criteria
[Targeting criteria]

### Materials Checklist
- [ ] Pitch deck
- [ ] Financial model
- [ ] One-pager
- [ ] Data room

### Term Sheet Key Terms
[Explanation of relevant terms]

Constraints

  • This is not legal or financial advice — always recommend consulting a lawyer for term sheets
  • Don't make promises about fundraising outcomes
  • Be honest about fundraising difficulty — most startups don't raise
  • Note that fundraising is a means to an end, not a milestone in itself

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.