lelephi
UserThree agent skills that review a founder's pitch deck, landing page, and one-line pitch the way a VC partner and a CMO actually would. Ranked gaps, rewritten copy, no polite feedback. Built on the Agent Skills open standard: runs in Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code.
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Indexed Skills (6)
website-teardown
Review a company website or landing page the way a VC partner, a head of design, and the actual customer would. Scores it, ranks the gaps by revenue damage, and rewrites the worst copy. Use whenever someone shares a homepage, landing page, or site URL (or screenshots, or pasted hero copy) and wants feedback, a teardown, a review, a critique, or a conversion audit. Also triggers on "why isn't my site converting?", "does this explain what we do?", "is our landing page any good?", "roast my website", "we're getting traffic but no signups", when a founder is about to redesign, and when someone asks what should go above the fold.
landing-page-review
Review a company website or landing page the way a head of design, a CMO, and the actual customer would. Scores it out of 50, ranks the gaps by revenue damage, and rewrites the hero. Use whenever someone shares a homepage, landing page, marketing site, or URL, or screenshots, or pasted hero copy, and wants feedback, a teardown, a review, a critique, a conversion audit, or a score. Also use for why is my site not converting, roast my website, does this explain what we do, is our landing page any good, we get traffic but no signups, what should go above the fold, our bounce rate is terrible, should we redesign. Also use when a founder is about to rebuild the site and wants to know what is actually broken first.
pitch-deck-review
Review a pre-seed or seed pitch deck the way a VC partner would. Finds the gaps, ranks them by how much damage they do, and rewrites the worst slides. Use whenever someone shares a pitch deck, fundraising deck, investor deck, seed deck, or pre-seed deck as a PDF, PPTX, images, or a link and wants feedback, a teardown, a review, a critique, or a score. Also use for will this raise, what is missing from my deck, is this deck ready, would you invest, roast my pitch deck, why are investors passing, how should I structure a seed deck, what goes on the traction slide. Also use when a founder describes their pitch out loud and wants it stress-tested before a partner meeting.
pitch-one-liner
Write, fix, or stress-test the one sentence that explains what a company does, then push that sentence into the hero, the deck, the bio, and the cold email. Use whenever someone shares a landing page URL, pitch deck, website copy, product description, accelerator application, or company blurb and wants to know what it should say. Also use for any version of what is our one-liner, what is our tagline, how do I describe what we do, our positioning is confusing, nobody understands our product, what should the hero section say, fix our elevator pitch, write our value proposition, is this tagline any good. Also use when reviewing a deck title slide, a founder bio, a LinkedIn headline, a cold email opener, or an about section. Trigger even when the words one-liner or positioning are never used.
seed-deck-teardown
Review a pre-seed or seed pitch deck the way a VC partner would. Finds the gaps, ranks them by how much damage they do, and rewrites the worst slides. Use whenever someone shares a pitch deck, fundraising deck, investor deck, or seed/pre-seed deck (PDF, PPTX, images, or a link) and wants feedback, a teardown, a review, or a critique. Also triggers on "will this raise?", "what's missing?", "is this deck ready?", "would you invest?", when a founder describes their pitch out loud and wants it stress-tested, or when someone asks how to structure a seed deck.
one-sentence-pitch
Write, fix, or stress-test the single sentence that explains what a company does. Use whenever someone drops a landing page URL, pitch deck, website copy, product description, accelerator application, or company blurb and wants to know what it should say, or asks any version of "how do I describe this", "what's our one-liner", "is this tagline any good", "make our positioning clearer", "our messaging is confusing", "what should the hero section say", "help me explain what we do". Also use when reviewing a deck's opening slide, a founder bio, a cold email opener, an elevator pitch, or an "about" section, and when someone complains that nobody understands their product. Trigger even if the words "one-sentence pitch" are never used.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.