Johnny Rodriguez
I’ve reviewed 1,000+ pitch decks. Worked with 450+ founders. Run fundraising intelligence across the GCC for years.
The single biggest problem in early-stage investing isn’t bad deals.
It’s a broken process.
Junior analysts doing triage that produces zero analytical output. Partners walking into calls unprepared. IC memos that take 12 hours to write. Term sheets reviewed under time pressure with buried clauses nobody caught.
At Morsebridge, we mapped every stage of the VC deal lifecycle and automated it using Claude AI agents. Here’s the full playbook — six stages, exact prompts included.
Create this in your Claude Cowork working directory:
/SkyRodVentures-Cowork
/inbound-decks ← drop raw pitch decks here (PDF/PPT)
/screened ← Stage 2 scorecards saved here
/founder-briefs ← Stage 3 pre-call briefs
/due-diligence ← Stage 4 deep dive reports
/ic-memos ← Stage 5 IC memos
/term-sheets ← Stage 6 term sheet reviews
/SKILL.md ← your fund mandate and brand context
/investor-database.csv
Time saved: 25–50 hours/month → 8 minutes/month
The pain: At 300 decks a month, analysts spend 25–50 hours just deciding whether to read something. That’s half a work week producing zero analytical output.
Paste this prompt into Cowork:
Read all PDF files in /inbound-decks.
For each deck extract: Company name, Sector, Funding stage, Geography, Amount raising, Valuation, One-line description.
Check each deck against my fund mandate in SKILL.md.
Tag each deck: IN MANDATE / OUT OF MANDATE / BORDERLINE
Save results as /inbound-decks/triage-log-[today’s date].csv
Columns: Company, Sector, Stage, Geography, Ask, Valuation, Description, Tag, Reason
Process all decks before saving. Confirm count when done.
Time saved: 2–4 hours per deck → 3 minutes