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tear-sheet-private-co

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Generate investor-grade tear sheets on venture-backed private companies. Produces a structured, sourced markdown brief covering company snapshot, business model, funding history, operating metrics, management, competitive landscape, and investor perspective. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a "tear sheet," "company overview," "company profile," "investor brief," "due diligence summary," "company research," "private company analysis," "investment memo," or says things like "pull up a tear sheet on [company]," "research [company] for me," "what do we know about [company]," "give me the rundown on [company]," "prep a company overview," or "diligence [company]." Also trigger when the user names a specific startup or venture-backed company and asks for a summary, profile, or overview in an investment context. Do NOT use for public-company equity research (10-K analysis, DCF models) or for simple news lookups — this is for structured private-company tear sheets.

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