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Time-budgeted four-phase pitch runsheet
A four-phase pitch runsheet whose whole-minute budgets sum exactly to your total pitch length, with Phase 2 carrying strictly the most minutes and every phase carrying at least your required count of distinct talking points of three or more words.
Tool-routing table for an agent
I get a complete tool-routing table for my agent: each task class I declared is routed to exactly one primary tool or model, with a fallback and a cost tier, so I can see at a glance that nothing is unrouted and no route depends on a tool I do not have.
Topic sentence rewrite from descriptive to claim
A mapping of each submitted descriptive topic sentence to a rewritten claim topic sentence that contains a focus/claim signal (recommend/because/focused on/conclude) and stays distinct from the original, covering every input sentence.
Topic-segmented executive summary plan
An executive-summary plan whose segments exactly match the buyer's required segment set in the required order, each segment carrying a non-empty lead claim and at least the minimum number of supporting points, with one explicit recommendation segment.
User story with acceptance criteria
A complete user story in the three-clause form with given/when/then acceptance criteria, a quantified reach, and an out-of-scope boundary.
V3 post-sale revenue-expansion plan per customer
I get a structured post-sale expansion plan for each new customer: concrete velocity/value/validation actions, expansion opportunities tagged by the three types, and a defined ambassador path, so revenue expansion is planned not left to chance.
VC one-pager investor teaser
The founder gets a complete, correctly-sectioned one-pager teaser with the company name, raise, forecasts, and team machine-checked as filled-in values, ready to drop into a cold or warm investor email.
Video production creative brief
A structured creative brief a production team can pitch from: a written-out objective and audience, one single-minded proposition, named video deliverables with durations and aspect ratios, at least one success measure, and, unless you switch those checks off, a disclosed budget and an ordered timeline.
What / So What / Now What message pack
A message pack with at least your minimum number of messages, covering every scenario label you name with no label repeated, each message naming its audience and segmented into What (facts), So What (implications and relevance to the audience), and Now What (a call to action using one of your approved verbs, plus a next step), with every What facts field kept at or under your word cap.
Why-now three-forces trendcasting register
A three-forces 'Why now?' register for your named idea: exactly one economic, one social, and one technology force, each a distinct change with a cost/demand-marker-tagged impact, plus a market-window statement in recency language.
Work-sample interview question bank
A reusable, competency-mapped question bank where each question has a predetermined acceptable answer and red-flag list.
Workflow lock-in and switching-cost register
The founder gets a structured lock-in register that documents, per top customer, the automations / integrations / team-workflows running through the product plus a switching-cost estimate and an integration-depth tier, surfacing where the product is embedded and where it needs to go deeper.