business-plan
Business Plan
A comprehensive business strategy skill that adapts to your stage, scale, and specific need — whether that is a full business plan, financial deep-dive, market sizing, pitch deck, strategic review, or valuation.
Invocation Posture
This skill is hybrid.
- Trigger confidently for explicit business-planning requests and high-confidence asks for structured business analysis.
- Stay out of scope when the user is still deciding what business to pursue, primarily needs fresh cited research, or mainly wants a
.pptx,.docx, or.xlsxfile produced.
When Not To Use
Do not use this skill when:
- The user is still exploring or comparing business directions and has not chosen a path yet; use
brainstormingfirst. - The main request is current market, competitor, fundraising, or regulatory research with fresh citations; use
deep-researchfirst, then use this skill to turn the findings into a plan. - The primary deliverable is a final
.pptx,.docx, or.xlsxartifact; usepptx,docx, orxlsxafter the business content is defined here. - The request is really for legal, tax, accounting, or investment advice that requires licensed professional judgment.
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