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/seed-round-pitch Pitch deck for Kiln, an AI ceramics-marketplace. $1.5M seed, 140 paying studios.
--- name: seed-round-pitch description: A 12-slide investor deck with a sharp story arc, honest numbers and one idea per slide. Use when the user asks for pitch deck or similar. --- # Seed Round Pitch Builds a 12-slide seed deck: problem, insight, product, traction, market, model, go-to-market, team, ask — with a strict one-idea-per-slide rule and speaker notes. ## When to use - Seed and pre-seed raises - Accelerator applications - Angel updates ## Workflow 1. Interview for problem, insight, traction, market and ask. 2. Write the 12 slide titles as a story; each must be a full sentence claim. 3. Design one idea per slide, max 25 words. 4. Generate charts from the numbers provided — never invent data. 5. Write speaker notes with a 20-second version of each slide. ## What you deliver - 12-slide PPTX with speaker notes - Traction slide from your real numbers - An appendix of likely questions ## Not for - Series B+ data rooms - Legal documents - Decks without any traction or vision ## Quality bar - State assumptions you made and ask before overwriting existing files. - Never invent facts, numbers, logos or quotes — use placeholders and say so. - Follow `references/style-guide.md` for colour and type decisions. - Finish with a short checklist of what the user should review or replace.
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Builds a 12-slide seed deck: problem, insight, product, traction, market, model, go-to-market, team, ask — with a strict one-idea-per-slide rule and speaker notes.
Updated Sep 30, 2026