投资分析, 生成一份深度投资分析报告。不做传统投资分析——核心判断是项目是否是一台「秩序创造机器」。Use when user says '投资报告', '投资分析', '分析这个项目', '写投资报告', 'investment report', 'invest analysis', or provides entrepreneur conversation records wanting investment evaluation. Also trigger when user pastes or references meeting notes, pitch decks, or founder interviews and asks for analysis.
The ljg-invest skill is designed to generate deep investment analysis reports that focus on understanding whether a project functions as an "order-creating machine" rather than performing traditional valuation-based assessments. Unlike conventional investment tools that emphasize market size, potential returns, or company valuation, this skill prioritizes evaluating a project's intrinsic ability to generate new structures, systems, or orders in its domain. The approach is grounded in examining real-world data, founder interactions, and company materials, translating these insights into a structured investment analysis report.
Key features of ljg-invest include structured report generation, a unique evaluation framework, and the ability to synthesize diverse input sources. The report is organized into five main sections: 1) project overview with custom track definitions, 2) assessment of the "order-creating machine" potential, 3) extraction of the project's core generative formula, 4) market perception versus analytical insight, and 5) investment recommendations and critical assumptions. Each section emphasizes judgment over completeness, focusing on tangible evidence, operational dynamics, and validation of the project's core mechanisms. The skill also supports using external research agents for publicly known companies to enrich the analysis with up-to-date financials and industry data.
ljg-invest is particularly suited for investors, venture capital analysts, and strategic decision-makers who require high-quality, judgment-driven insights from founder conversations, pitch decks, business plans, or project documentation. It is ideal for evaluating early-stage startups, transformative technologies, or any projects where conventional metrics fail to capture the underlying generative potential. Users seeking a rigorous framework to distinguish true innovation from mere replication will benefit from its structured and evidence-based approach, providing actionable guidance for investment, observation, or rejection decisions.
The skill can process company names, business plans, textual descriptions, founder conversations, pitch decks, and other project-related materials. For well-known companies, simply providing the name allows the skill to fetch relevant financial and industry data using external research capabilities.
Yes. While examples often reference tech or innovative companies, the skill evaluates the generative potential of any project or organization. The focus is on whether the project creates new orders rather than on its sector or size.
Reports are output in org-mode format, structured with clear sections: project overview, order-creating assessment, generative formula, market perception, and investment recommendations. File naming follows a timestamped schema and is saved to a specified directory.
No. The skill provides structured analysis and recommendations based on evidence and judgment, but final investment decisions remain the user's responsibility. It includes assumptions, exit signals, and unresolved questions to support informed decision-making.
The skill strictly avoids fabricating information. It does not use generic phrases like 'market is large' or 'team is excellent.' Analysis must be evidence-based, and judgments should be decisive rather than equivocal.
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