Intended use
What this kit is being designed to do
- Structure a venture story
- Preserve founder voice
- Adapt approved claims for an audience
Business mini-lecture
Make one true company story travel.
A startup needs different explanations for customers, recruits, partners, and investors, but every version must remain anchored to the same facts. A startup-narrative capability reshapes order, emphasis, and language without silently upgrading an assumption into proof. It becomes valuable when the company’s message starts traveling through several people, documents, and audiences faster than the founder can review every draft.
The agent can map sentences to approved claims, flag stale support, and show when wording changes certainty, numbers, or meaning. The founder still owns the company’s voice, the audience promise, and the choice of what to emphasize or omit. Judgment is especially human when truth allows several stories but only one reflects the venture’s identity and intent.
Operating contract
Inputs, outputs, and gates
Inputs
- Approved venture record
- Audience and document purpose
- Founder voice and vocabulary
Outputs
- Narrative structure
- Source-linked draft
- Unsupported and stale-claim review
Gates
- Founder approves the audience and purpose
- Founder resolves unsupported material claims
- Founder approves the final voice and wording
Known limits
What this record does not promise
- This is a roadmap placeholder and has no implemented drafting workflow.
- It must not invent traction, market facts, customer quotes, or financial results.
Lineage
Where the intended practice comes from
Derived from the validated 2026-07-29 narrative-and-fundraising scout bundle; implementation and multilingual fidelity evaluation remain future work.
Lineage explains provenance; it does not substitute for a review record, field evidence, or a versioned implementation.