arthai-marketplace

/pitch-generator

Generate consulting proposals and pitch documents.

Synopsis

/pitch-generator <client-name> <--format proposal|exec-summary|deck-outline>

When to use it

Quickstart

/pitch-generator acme-corp

What you’ll see: a full 5-8 page proposal — cover page, executive summary, current state, opportunities, phased approach, architecture and roadmap diagrams, investment and ROI, team model, next steps — saved to the client’s proposals directory.

Examples

/pitch-generator acme-corp                            # default: full proposal (5-8 pages)
/pitch-generator acme-corp --format exec-summary      # one-page brief for C-suite/board
/pitch-generator acme-corp --format deck-outline      # 9-slide pitch outline with speaker notes

Arguments & flags

Flag Values Default What it does
--format proposal exec-summary deck-outline proposal Output format: full proposal for budget approval, 1-page executive summary, or 9-slide deck outline

What it does

  1. Loads client data — reads from clients/<client-name>/profile.md, discovery/current-state.md, discovery/maturity-assessment.md, assessment/opportunity-matrix.md, and assessment/roadmap.md, plus ROI data if /roi-calculator has been run. Missing any of these files triggers a redirect to run the prerequisite skill first.
  2. Generates the chosen format:
    • proposal — 10 sections from cover page to next steps, including the maturity scorecard, the priority matrix, Mermaid architecture and Gantt roadmap diagrams, an investment table with “cost of doing nothing”, and the engagement team model.
    • exec-summary — problem, opportunity, approach, expected ROI, investment, timeline, and next step on a single printed page (~500 words max).
    • deck-outline — exactly 9 slides with speaker notes, mapping specific Arth AI agents (architect, code-reviewer, frontend, python-backend, etc.) and their capabilities to the client’s departments and a three-phase engagement (Deploy & Discover, Build & Innovate, GTM & Scale).
  3. Quality gate — 10 checks before output: every claim traces to client materials or a cited benchmark (unsourced numbers are removed or marked [TO BE VALIDATED]), numbers consistent across sections, every discovery pain point addressed, no generic placeholder language, length limits enforced, clear next steps with specific actions included, all ROI figures reasonable and defensible, measured consultant tone, client-provided information attributed, and unknowns framed as collaborative discovery questions.
  4. Saves and reports — writes the file and shows the commands to generate the other formats.

Output & artifacts

Written to clients/<client-name>/proposals/ (created if missing):

Format File
proposal proposals/full-proposal.md
exec-summary proposals/executive-summary.md
deck-outline proposals/deck-outline.md

Sections with insufficient data carry [DATA NEEDED: ...] markers, and the firm name appears as a [Your Firm Name] placeholder for you to fill in.

Troubleshooting

Problem Fix
Discovery data not found for <client-name> Run /client-discovery <client-name> first
Opportunity data not found for <client-name> Run /opportunity-map <client-name> first
ROI figures are ranges rather than firm numbers Run /roi-calculator first — without it the proposal uses conservative industry-benchmark ranges
[DATA NEEDED] or [TO BE VALIDATED] markers in the output Deliberate honesty markers — gather that data from the client before sending, never fill them with guesses