MariusGithub13
UserTwenty Claude agents for acquirers, one for every job in a deal, from first teaser to IC memo. Every claim cited to its source or it gets cut. MIT.
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Indexed Skills (23)
cim-reader
Read a full CIM and produce a cited, plain-English diligence brief, what it does, the numbers that matter, strengths, risks, and the five questions it doesn't answer, every claim traced to its source. Use when a CIM arrives, or when asked to 'read this CIM', 'brief me on this information memorandum', or 'summarize this deal pack with citations'.
deal-scout
Build a focused, thesis-fit list of acquisition targets with search angles, fit rationale and the biggest risk per type. Use at the start of a search, or when asked to 'find acquisition targets', 'build a target list', or 'where do I look for deals'.
financials-analyst
Turn a P&L / balance sheet / financial section into a plain-English read, trend, margins, the adjusted-EBITDA add-backs one by one, working capital, and the three numbers to verify first. Use once you have financials, or when asked to 'analyze these financials', 'are these add-backs legit', or 'read this P&L'.
cited-brief-system
Turn a CIM or stack of deal documents into a structured diligence brief where every claim is cited to its source page, with a 'cannot verify' list at the end. The flagship method of the kit. Use when asked to 'read this CIM', 'build a diligence brief', 'screen this deal', or whenever you need a deal read you can actually trust.
diligence-question-bank
The questions a ten-person deal team would ask without thinking, organised by area (financial, commercial, operations & people, legal & the deal), plus a prompt that tailors the bank to your specific deal. Use to build a management-meeting list or information request, when asked 'what should I ask', 'build my diligence questions', or 'prep my management meeting'.
citation-checker
Audit any summary or brief claim-by-claim against its source document, what's supported, what's overstated, what can't be found at all, and any number that differs. Use after any brief is produced (including from these agents), or when asked to 'check the citations', 'verify this summary against the source', or 'did the AI make this up'.
comps-finder
Frame a sensible valuation range with the logic shown, the right approach (EBITDA / SDE / revenue), a reasoned multiple range, where this business sits, and what moves the number. Use when you need a rough value before negotiating, or when asked to 'what's this worth', 'frame a valuation range', or 'what multiple is fair'.
customer-concentration-agent
Stress-test revenue quality and customer risk, concentration, stickiness, the 'what if we lost the top customer' scenario, and the gaps to close. Use whenever you have customer or revenue-mix data, or when asked to 'check customer concentration', 'how fragile is this revenue', or 'what's the churn risk'.
data-room-tracker
Keep diligence and closing organized, a categorised document checklist, status per item, the gaps blocking progress, and anything received that raises a new question. Use from diligence through close, or when asked to 'track the data room', 'what documents am I still missing', or 'keep the closing checklist'.
go-no-go-agent
Force a clean go / no-go before committing real diligence time, case for, case against, what must be true, and a recommendation with confidence. Use at the end of screening, or when asked to 'should I proceed', 'go or no-go on this deal', or 'make the call'.
ic-memo-writer
Turn your diligence into a clean, honest IC-style memo, opportunity, business, cited financials, the investment case, the real risks, valuation, open items, and a clear recommendation. Use when you need to present or decide, or when asked to 'write the IC memo', 'turn my diligence into a memo', or 'help me make the decision'.
management-meeting-prep
Prep a sharp, high-signal management meeting, a focused agenda, the questions that matter most with follow-ups, the tells to listen for, and what to verify in person. Use before meeting the owner or management team, or when asked to 'prep me for this meeting', 'what should I ask the owner', or 'how do I read this management team'.
market-sizer
Pressure-test the market story a seller tells, separate the CIM's quoted claims from a grounded estimate, flag what's vague, and surface the competitive reality being downplayed. Use when a CIM makes market-size or growth claims, or when asked to 'sanity-check the market', 'is this TAM real', or 'pressure-test the growth story'.
multiple-sanity-checker
Give a plain reality check on price before you anchor, the implied multiple shown, whether it's rich/cheap/fair for the profile, what you'd be betting on, and the case for offering less. Use before anchoring on a price or making an offer, or when asked to 'am I overpaying', 'sanity-check this multiple', or 'is this price reasonable'.
outreach-writer
Write owner-direct acquisition outreach, a short first message plus two follow-ups that earn replies without sounding like a broker. Use when starting conversations with target owners, or when asked to 'write outreach', 'draft a cold message to an owner', or 'how do I approach this seller'.
question-list-builder
Build the diligence question list from your actual gaps and red flags, organized by area, prioritized, deal-critical items marked. Use before management meetings or formal diligence, or when asked to 'build my diligence questions', 'what should I be asking', or 'what am I forgetting to ask'.
quick-screen-scorer
Score a deal against your thesis out of 10 with per-criterion reasoning and a clear pursue / hold / pass. Use right after the teaser to triage, or when asked to 'score this deal', 'should I pass on this', or 'does this fit my thesis'.
red-flag-scanner
Scan early deal material for the warning signs that quietly kill deals, concentration, owner dependence, lumpy revenue, add-back abuse, deferred capex, each cited and ranked. Use on any early document, or when asked to 'find the red flags', 'what could go wrong here', or 'scan this for risks'.
teaser-analyzer
Read a teaser / one-pager like a skeptical buyer, plain-English summary, the cited key facts, what's conspicuously missing, and the three questions to ask first. Use the moment a teaser lands, or when asked to 'analyze this teaser', 'what's really being sold here', or 'read this one-pager'.
teaser-requester
Draft the message that moves a first conversation toward real information, a teaser, CIM, or basic financials. Use after first contact, or when asked to 'ask for the financials', 'request a teaser/CIM', or 'move this toward real numbers'.
thesis-builder
Turn a rough 'I want to buy a business' into a sharp, testable acquisition thesis with hard criteria and disqualifiers. Use before sourcing, or when asked to 'sharpen my thesis', 'what should I be buying', or 'define my buy box'.
ic-memo-builder
Turn everything you've gathered into a clean, honest investment-committee-style memo, strengths and risks weighted equally, every figure cited, nothing unverified dressed up as settled. Use at the decision point, when asked to 'write the IC memo', 'turn my diligence into a memo', or 'help me decide on this deal'.
quick-screen-scorecard
Score any acquisition opportunity across nine weighted criteria the moment a teaser or CIM lands, and get a pursue / hold / pass verdict out of 18. Use to triage deals fast, when asked to 'screen this deal', 'is this worth my time', 'score this opportunity', or to pass bad deals in minutes instead of weeks.
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