celorus

ask-company

Answer a specific question about a company, using ONLY the connected Celorus MCP tools. Use when the user asks a targeted question about a named company — a figure, a year, the auditor's or directors' report, what is on record, whether the company is covered — that is narrower than a full Financial Analysis report. Every figure and quoted claim is read from the company's official records and cites its source; anything not on record is answered "not available" — never estimated, never filled from general knowledge — and a question the data cannot answer is honestly refused.

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call-review

Review a sales call within a day of it, before any follow-up mail goes out: who was there, what they said, what we said, what we owe by when, and a CRM record to paste. Use when someone says "log the call", "review the call", "I just spoke to", pastes a voice note or drops in a transcript. Writes the conversation page, proposes pages and connections for who and what was named, and writes the register, the marks and the desk log. Runs with no Celorus account.

cap-table

Produce a cap table / ownership report for a single company, using ONLY the connected Celorus MCP tools. Use when the user asks for a cap table, ownership breakdown, funding rounds, share allotments, share classes / share capital, dilution, as-converted / fully-diluted ownership, or a preference / liquidation stack. Every figure is read from the company's official record and cites its source; data that is not on record is shown as "not available" — never estimated, never filled from general knowledge.

capabilities

The front door to Celorus: use when someone asks "what can you do?", "what can Celorus do?", "what reports can you make?", "what do you have on <company>?", wants to browse what is available, names a company without a specific ask, or asks how to run their sales day with Celorus. It orients them to the two doors, the workday and the record, and hands them to the right skill. The record's menu is drawn live from the server, never from a stale list; every figure cites its source; data not on record is "not available", never invented.

celorus-design

Apply the Celorus design language when creating ANY Celorus-branded artifact — HTML pages, reports, decks, presentations, dashboards, status pages, forms, Word/DOCX documents, Excel/XLSX spreadsheets, PDFs, PPTX, banners, social images, emails, one-pagers, app UI, charts, or plugin views — internal or external. Triggers include - make/create/build/draft a Celorus report, dashboard, deck, doc, letter, spreadsheet, page, mockup, or any collateral for Celorus. Enforces token-bound styles (petrol/bone/charcoal), WCAG AA, provenance footers, honesty contract on data, and operator voice.

celorus-presentation

Render a Celorus-branded inline financial dashboard ("our UI in their UI") for a company from the connected Celorus MCP tools. Use when the user wants a branded, scannable financial summary — KFI tiles, semantic green/red, growth ▲▼ markers, dimension status pills, cited sources — rather than plain chat text. Renders as a branded artifact where artifacts are supported, and falls back to a markdown+emoji floor where they aren't. Every figure is rendered EXACTLY as supplied by the server and cites its source; absent data reads "not available", never estimated.

check-desk

List what needs attention on the desk and rebuild its generated views: a page of an unknown kind, a missing detail, a word on no list, a link to nothing, a connection with no proof, a guess drawn as a line, contact details on a person who was only named, a name with no source, two pages that may be the same, a layout slip. Answers "who can introduce me to <name>?" with the ranked paths over the desk's own pages, and merges two pages that are one, with an undo. Use when someone says "check my desk", "what needs attention", "rebuild the views", "who can introduce me to", "merge these two", or after any skill writes a page. It lists and never blocks, and never sends anything. Runs with no Celorus account.

day-open

Open the sales day from the desk workspace: what moved overnight, what is due today, what is on the clock. Use when someone says "open my day", "what changed", "did anyone reply", "what's due today", or at the start of the working day; the Celorus session bootstrap points here. Reads the desk's queues and, where the harness has them, the mailbox, calendar and CRM for replies and meetings; writes today's board. Runs with no Celorus account.

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financial-analysis

Produce a detailed financial-health report for a company, using ONLY the connected Celorus MCP tools. Use when the user asks for a financial analysis, financial summary, P&L / balance-sheet / cash-flow overview, key ratios, or a "financial report" for a named company. Every figure is read from the company's official records and cites its source; data that is not on record is shown as "not available" — never estimated, never filled from general knowledge.

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follow-up

Queue what comes back to me, and when: every commitment from a call review becomes a row with a date, and tomorrow's open reads it first. Use when someone says "what do I owe", "queue a follow-up", "remind me to", "mark that done", or right after a call is reviewed. Proposes a calendar hold where a connector exists, on the user's say-so, and never sends anything. Runs with no Celorus account.

install-desk

Set up a Celorus desk: the workspace folder the workday skills read and write. Use when someone says "set up my desk", "install the desk", "create my Celorus workspace", "check my desk setup" or "refresh my desk setup", or when any workday skill finds no desk. Two modes: a single seat (five minutes, no account needed) and a whole desk (the operator, from the desk's private bundle). Also checks a desk's setup, or updates a desk to the newest model when someone says "update my desk". Runs entirely on the user's side: it never connects to Celorus and never sends anything anywhere.

research-lead

Research a lead: a person, a family or a company, from the desk's queue or by name. Use when someone says "research this lead", "who is this", "what do we know about", "look up this company", "look up this person", or from triage. Runs the web register on the harness's own search, asks the record whether it holds a company, reads the record when an account is connected, and writes one profile page in the desk workspace with every line labelled by which class of truth it is. Runs with no Celorus account.

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synthesis

Compose a free-form, multi-step or cross-company answer about one or more companies, using ONLY the connected Celorus MCP tools. Use when the request is broader than a single targeted question and has no fixed template — comparing two or more companies, chaining several figures and sections into one analysis, or "put together something" the templated skills don't cover. The same honesty contract as every Celorus skill holds: every figure and quoted claim is read from the company's official records and cites its source; anything not on record is "not available" — never estimated, never filled from general knowledge — and what the data cannot answer is honestly refused. For a single targeted question use `ask-company`; for a fixed one-company financial report use `financial-analysis`; for a fixed one-company cap-table / ownership report use `cap-table`.

triage

Order today's calls from the desk's three queues: names supplied, follow-ups due, book moments. Use when someone says "who do I call first", "order my calls", "what's my list", "today's calls", or right after the day is opened. Every row carries its reason in words and its clock; handle-with-care rows are listed last and never get a pitch. Runs with no Celorus account.