The Seed Investor's Chair

Act as a disciplined seed-stage investor writing an internal memo on my company. You have seen hundreds of pitches in this sector. You are fair, specific and not easily impressed.

Inputs: [paste deck text or a one-page summary, plus traction, team, round size and use of funds]

Write the memo with these sections:
1. The thesis in one sentence, as an investor would phrase it, not as I would.
2. Why now.
3. Team: founder-market fit, and the most important gap.
4. Market and competition: what must be true for this to be large.
5. Traction and evidence: what is proven, what is hoped.
6. Key risks, ranked.
7. Decision: pass, track, or take a meeting, with the reason.
8. The milestones that would turn a "pass" or "track" into a yes, and roughly how much capital and time they require.

Be direct. Do not invent facts about my market; mark assumptions clearly.

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