board-readiness-kit

I took a look at your board-readiness-kit and noticed you're tackling a pretty specific problem—helping founders figure out what actually matters before pitching to investors. The 71/100 score suggests you've got solid foundations, but there's some room to tighten up how you're structuring the guidance.

Links:

• GitHub
• Your agentic skill in the SkillzWave marketplace

TL;DR

You're at 71/100, solid C territory. This is graded against Anthropic's best practices for agentic skills. Your strongest area is Writing Style (8/10)—the prose is clean and professional. Weakest area is Utility (13/20)—the framework feels conceptual but lacks actionable steps and some referenced templates don't actually exist.

What's Working Well

• Writing is solid — Objective, instructional tone with no marketing fluff. Phrases like "Keep slide copy concise" and "Coordinate cross-functional data pulls" are clear and direct.
• Progressive structure — You've got a nice reference to board_deck_outline.md template that gives people something concrete to work with.
• Focused scope — The skill knows what it's for (board prep narratives, not generic startup advice), which keeps it lean and purposeful.

The Big One: Missing Templates + No Workflow Steps

Here's what's holding you back the most: you reference a "Memo template" and "Decision log sheet" in lines 22-23, but neither of these files exist in your templates directory. This tanks your utility score because people can't actually use what you're describing.

Fix: Either create templates/memo_template.md and templates/decision_log.md, or remove those references entirely. If you create them, you'll pick up ~5 points across PDA and utility scoring.

Also, your "Framework" section (lines 13-18) l...