spirewise 1.0.3 → 1.6.0

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package/install.sh CHANGED
@@ -30,6 +30,12 @@ AGENTS=(
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  "windsurf|Windsurf|rule|.md|.windsurf/rules|HOME/.codeium/windsurf/global_rules"
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  "codex|Codex CLI|skill||.codex/skills|HOME/.codex/skills"
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  "gemini|Gemini CLI|skill||.gemini/skills|HOME/.gemini/skills"
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+ "opencode|OpenCode|skill||.opencode/skills|HOME/.config/opencode/skills"
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+ "cline|Cline|rule|.md|.clinerules|HOME/.clinerules"
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+ "roo|Roo Code|rule|.md|.roo/rules|HOME/.roo/rules"
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+ "kilocode|Kilo Code|rule|.md|.kilocode/rules|HOME/.kilocode/rules"
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+ "continue|Continue|rule|.md|.continue/rules|HOME/.continue/rules"
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+ "amp|Amp|rule|.md|.amp/rules|HOME/.config/amp/rules"
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  )
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  color() { printf '\033[%sm%s\033[0m' "$1" "$2"; }
@@ -56,21 +62,23 @@ usage() {
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  spirewise — install copywriting Agent Skills into all your AI agents.
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  Usage:
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- install.sh [scope] [--agent a,b] [skill ...]
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+ install.sh [install] [scope] [-a agents] [-s skills]
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+ install.sh remove [scope] [-a agents] [-s skills] # uninstall (alias: uninstall)
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  Scope:
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- --workspace install only into this folder / current project (alias: --project)
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- --global install only into global/home folders
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- --both install into both
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+ -sc, --scope <s> workspace | global | both
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+ --workspace this folder / current project (alias: --project)
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+ --global global/home folders
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+ --both both
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  (no scope -> you are asked interactively)
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  Selection:
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- [skill ...] limit to named skills (default: all)
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- --agent <a,b> limit to named agents (default: all)
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- --list list available skills
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- -h, --help show this help
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+ -s, --skills <a,b> limit to named skills (default: all)
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+ -a, --agents <a,b> limit to named agents (default: all) alias: --agent
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+ --list list available skills
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+ -h, --help show this help
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- Agents: claude copilot cursor windsurf codex gemini
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+ Agents: claude copilot cursor windsurf codex gemini opencode cline roo kilocode continue amp
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  EOF
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  }
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@@ -154,8 +162,22 @@ resolve_dir() {
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  install_for_agent() {
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  local key="$1" label="$2" fmt="$3" ext="$4" dir="$5" scope="$6" base="$7"; shift 7
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  local skills=("$@")
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- mkdir -p "$dir"
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  local s
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+ if [[ "$MODE" == "remove" ]]; then
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+ for s in "${skills[@]}"; do
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+ local target
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+ if [[ "$fmt" == "skill" ]]; then target="$dir/$s"; else target="$dir/$s$ext"; fi
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+ if [[ -e "$target" ]]; then
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+ rm -rf "$target"; REMOVED=$((REMOVED+1))
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+ substep "$label ($scope) $s removed <- $target"
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+ else
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+ substep "$label ($scope) $s — not found, skipped"
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+ fi
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+ done
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+ [[ -d "$dir" ]] && rmdir "$dir" 2>/dev/null || true
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+ return 0
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+ fi
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+ mkdir -p "$dir"
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  for s in "${skills[@]}"; do
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  fetch_skill "$s" "$base"
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  if [[ "$fmt" == "skill" ]]; then
@@ -173,16 +195,27 @@ install_for_agent() {
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  }
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  # ---- Parse args ------------------------------------------------------------
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+ MODE="install"
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+ REMOVED=0
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  SCOPE=""
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  AGENT_FILTER=""
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  DO_LIST=false
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  SELECTED=()
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+ [[ "${1:-}" == "remove" || "${1:-}" == "uninstall" ]] && { MODE="remove"; shift; }
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+ [[ "${1:-}" == "install" ]] && shift
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  while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
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  case "$1" in
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+ remove|uninstall) MODE="remove"; shift ;;
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+ --remove|--uninstall) MODE="remove"; shift ;;
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  --project|--workspace|--local) SCOPE="project"; shift ;;
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  --global) SCOPE="global"; shift ;;
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  --both) SCOPE="both"; shift ;;
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- --agent|--agents) AGENT_FILTER="${2:?--agent needs a value}"; shift 2 ;;
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+ -sc|--scope)
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+ v="${2:?--scope needs a value}"; shift 2
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+ case "$v" in workspace|project|local) SCOPE="project";; global) SCOPE="global";; both) SCOPE="both";; *) die "Invalid scope '$v'";; esac ;;
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+ -a|--agent|--agents) AGENT_FILTER="${2:?--agents needs a value}"; shift 2 ;;
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+ -s|--skills)
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+ IFS=',' read -r -a _sk <<<"${2:?--skills needs a value}"; SELECTED+=("${_sk[@]}"); shift 2 ;;
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  --list) DO_LIST=true; shift ;;
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  -h|--help) usage; exit 0 ;;
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  -*) die "Unknown option: $1" ;;
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  if [[ -n "$AGENT_FILTER" ]]; then substep "agents: $AGENT_FILTER"; else substep "agents: all supported"; fi
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  # Step 3: scope — prompt if not given.
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- step 3 "Choosing install scope"
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+ step 3 "Choosing scope"
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  if [[ -z "$SCOPE" ]]; then
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  if [[ -t 0 ]]; then
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- info "Where should the skills be installed?"
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+ [[ "$MODE" == "remove" ]] && info "Where should the skills be removed from?" || info "Where should the skills be installed?"
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  echo " 1) Workspace (this folder only — current project)"
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  echo " 2) Global (your home folders — all projects)"
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  echo " 3) Both"
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  SCOPES=("$SCOPE"); [[ "$SCOPE" == "both" ]] && SCOPES=("project" "global")
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- # Step 4: install
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- step 4 "Installing"
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+ # Step 4: install / remove
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+ [[ "$MODE" == "remove" ]] && step 4 "Removing" || step 4 "Installing"
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  for sc in "${SCOPES[@]}"; do
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  for entry in "${AGENTS[@]}"; do
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  IFS='|' read -r key label fmt ext pdir gdir <<<"$entry"
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  case ",$AGENT_FILTER," in *",$key,"*) ;; *) continue ;; esac
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  fi
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  if [[ "$sc" == "project" ]]; then dir="$(resolve_dir "$pdir")"; else dir="$(resolve_dir "$gdir")"; fi
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- install_for_agent "$key" "$label" "$fmt" "$ext" "$dir" "$sc" "$BASE" "${SELECTED[@]}"
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+ scope_tag="$sc"; [[ "$sc" == "project" ]] && scope_tag="workspace"
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+ install_for_agent "$key" "$label" "$fmt" "$ext" "$dir" "$scope_tag" "$BASE" "${SELECTED[@]}"
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  done
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  done
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  printf '\n'
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- ok "Installed ${#SELECTED[@]} skill(s). Next: open your agent and say \"write our F6S profile copy\"."
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+ if [[ "$MODE" == "remove" ]]; then
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+ ok "Removed $REMOVED item(s)."
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+ else
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+ ok "Installed ${#SELECTED[@]} skill(s). Next: open your agent and say \"write our F6S profile copy\"."
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+ fi
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package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  {
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  "name": "spirewise",
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- "version": "1.0.3",
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+ "version": "1.6.0",
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  "description": "Installable Agent Skills for copywriting (F6S & LinkedIn company pages) for GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, and Cursor.",
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  "bin": {
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  "spirewise": "bin/cli.js"
package/skills/README.md CHANGED
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  |-------|--------|---------|
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  | `f6s-copywriting` | `f6s/f6s-profile-copy.txt` | Full F6S startup profile copy |
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  | `linkedin-copywriting` | `linkedin copywriting/linkedin-page-copy.txt` | Full LinkedIn Company Page copy |
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+ | `nvidia-inception-starter` | `nvidia-inception/inception-readiness-report.md` | Scored NVIDIA Inception readiness audit + 90-day plan |
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+ | `nvidia-inception-idea-booster` | `nvidia-inception/elevated-idea.md` | Reads your idea files and elevates them to NVIDIA's preferences |
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+ | `nvidia-product-inventor` | `products_raw/<Product>/product.md` | Invents 3–6 GPU-essential products (4–10 letter names) from your idea |
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  Each skill writes one plain-text file and keeps **every field below** the
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  platform's character limit (with ~10% headroom).
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  ## Install via command
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- The easiest way is the npm CLI it installs into **all** supported agents at
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- once and asks whether to install for the current **project** or **globally**:
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+ The easiest way is the npm CLI. Run it with no flags for a full-screen
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+ interactive picker (skills agents scope), or pass flags to skip steps:
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  ```bash
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- npx spirewise install # asks: project / global / both
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- npx spirewise install --both # project + global, all agents
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- npx spirewise install --workspace # this folder only (current project)
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- npx spirewise install --global # all projects (home folders)
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+ npx spirewise # interactive picker for everything
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+ npx spirewise -sc both # pick skills+agents, scope = both
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+ npx spirewise -s f6s-copywriting -a claude,cursor -sc workspace
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+ npx spirewise list # list skills
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+ npx spirewise agents # agents + folders
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  ```
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- Narrow it down:
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+ Flags:
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+
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+ ```
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+ -s, --skills <a,b> skills to install (default: all / pick)
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+ -a, --agents <a,b> agents to target (default: all / pick) alias: --agent
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+ -sc, --scope <s> workspace | global | both
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+ --workspace | --global | --both scope shortcuts
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+ ```
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+
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+ In the picker: **↑/↓** move, **space** toggle, **a** all/none, **enter**
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+ confirm, **esc** cancel.
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+ ### Uninstall
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+ `remove` (alias `uninstall`) reuses the same picker/flags and deletes skills from
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+ workspace, global, or both:
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  ```bash
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- npx spirewise install --both --agent claude,cursor # only some agents
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- npx spirewise install f6s-copywriting --global # only some skills
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- npx spirewise list # list skills
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- npx spirewise agents # agents + folders
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+ npx spirewise remove # interactive
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+ npx spirewise remove -sc both # pick skills+agents, both scopes
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+ npx spirewise remove -s f6s-copywriting -a cursor -sc workspace
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  ```
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- Supported agents and their folders (project / global):
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+ Supported agents and their folders (workspace / global):
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- | Agent | Project | Global | Format |
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- |-------|---------|--------|--------|
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+ | Agent | Workspace | Global | Format |
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+ |-------|-----------|--------|--------|
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  | Claude Code | `.claude/skills/` | `~/.claude/skills/` | SKILL.md |
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  | GitHub Copilot | `.github/skills/` | `~/.copilot/skills/` | SKILL.md |
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  | Cursor | `.cursor/rules/` | `~/.cursor/rules/` | `.mdc` |
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  | Windsurf | `.windsurf/rules/` | `~/.codeium/windsurf/global_rules/` | `.md` |
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  | Codex CLI | `.codex/skills/` | `~/.codex/skills/` | SKILL.md |
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  | Gemini CLI | `.gemini/skills/` | `~/.gemini/skills/` | SKILL.md |
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+ | OpenCode | `.opencode/skills/` | `~/.config/opencode/skills/` | SKILL.md |
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+ | Cline | `.clinerules/` | `~/.clinerules/` | `.md` |
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+ | Roo Code | `.roo/rules/` | `~/.roo/rules/` | `.md` |
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+ | Kilo Code | `.kilocode/rules/` | `~/.kilocode/rules/` | `.md` |
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+ | Continue | `.continue/rules/` | `~/.continue/rules/` | `.md` |
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+ | Amp | `.amp/rules/` | `~/.config/amp/rules/` | `.md` |
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+ # f6s-copywriting
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+ Generate complete, ready-to-paste copy for an **F6S (f6s.com)** startup/company
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+ profile — written like a senior unicorn-startup marketer: humanized,
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+ attention-grabbing, and conversion-focused, with **every field kept under its
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+ character limit**.
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ npx spirewise install -s f6s-copywriting # pick agents + scope
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+ npx spirewise install -s f6s-copywriting -a claude,cursor -sc workspace
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+ ```
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+ ## Remove
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+ npx spirewise remove -s f6s-copywriting # pick agents + scope
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+ npx spirewise remove -s f6s-copywriting -a claude,cursor -sc both
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+ ```
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+ (No Node? `./install.sh -s f6s-copywriting` and `./install.sh remove -s f6s-copywriting`.)
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+ ## Use
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+ ## Output
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+ description, product, business model, traction, needs, team, etc.) with a live
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+ ## Character limits (kept under, ~10% headroom)
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+ | Company name | 50 |
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+ | Tagline / one-liner | 140 |
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+ | Short description | 255 |
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+ | Full description | 2000 |
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+ | Product description | 1000 |
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+ | Business model | 500 |
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+ | Needs / seeking | 500 |
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+ # linkedin-copywriting
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+ npx spirewise install -s linkedin-copywriting -a claude,cursor -sc workspace
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ npx spirewise install -s nvidia-inception-idea-booster -a claude,cursor -sc workspace
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+ ```
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+ acceleration, defensibility, large markets, NVIDIA ecosystem fit). Use when the
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+ - **`nvidia-inception-starter`** scores and audits an existing company against
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+ 1. **Deep tech / novel IP** — real algorithmic, model, system, or hardware
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+ differentiation; not an "AI wrapper" over someone else's API.
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+ 2. **Physical & agentic AI** — robotics, autonomy, embodied/edge AI, perception
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+ + navigation + actuation, or agents that take real actions. NVIDIA is leaning
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+ hard into Physical AI.
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+ 3. **GPU acceleration is essential** — the workload genuinely needs accelerated
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+ compute (training/fine-tuning, large-scale inference, simulation, 3D, RL,
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+ vision, LLMs) — GPUs are a *must-have*, not a nice-to-have.
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+ 4. **Defensibility / moat** — proprietary models, a unique/proprietary dataset,
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+ custom hardware, or deep integration with the NVIDIA stack for stickiness.
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+ 5. **Large, impactful market** — autonomy, robotics, healthcare AI, advanced
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+ manufacturing, smart cities, enterprise AI — clear, massive TAM and a path to
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+ commercialize and scale globally.
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+ 6. **Technical rigor & momentum** — prototypes, benchmarks, pilots, publications;
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+ a credible, technical founding team.
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+ 7. **NVIDIA ecosystem synergy** — would clearly use and benefit from NVIDIA
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+ platforms (CUDA, TensorRT, Triton, NIM, NeMo, Riva, Metropolis, Holoscan,
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+ Omniverse, Isaac, Jetson, DGX / NVIDIA AI Enterprise), and could collaborate
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+ on reference designs / whitepapers / joint GTM.
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+ Excluded/weak profiles to steer away from: consulting/outsourcing, crypto
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+ mining/trading, pure reselling, thin AI wrappers with no real compute need.
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+
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+ ## Step 2 — Elevate the idea
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+
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+ For each lever, produce a concrete upgrade to the existing idea:
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+ - **Sharpen the wedge:** a specific, painful, narrow beachhead use case where
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+ the product wins decisively before expanding.
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+ - **Deepen the tech:** identify where to add genuine deep-tech depth (a
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+ proprietary model, a data flywheel, a simulation/edge component) so GPUs become
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+ essential. Be honest about what is real vs. aspirational.
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+ - **Add a Physical/Agentic angle where credible:** reframe toward embodied/edge
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+ or agentic execution if it fits the problem — don't force it.
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+ - **Build the moat:** name the defensible asset (data, model, hardware,
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+ integration) and how it compounds over time.
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+ - **Right-size the market:** beachhead → adjacent expansion → full TAM, with the
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+ "why now."
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+ - **Map NVIDIA tech authentically:** for each technical need, the specific NVIDIA
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+ technology that serves it and why — tied to a real use case, never as buzzwords.
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+ Always keep two views: the **original idea** and the **elevated idea**, so the
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+ founder sees exactly what changed and why it raises acceptance odds.
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+
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+ ## Output — write the elevated idea
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+
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+ 1. Create an `nvidia-inception/` folder in the project root if missing.
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+ 2. Write `nvidia-inception/elevated-idea.md` (UTF-8 Markdown):
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+ ```
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+ # Elevated Startup Idea — <Company / Working Name>
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+ Generated: <YYYY-MM-DD>
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+ Sources read: <list the files you ingested>
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+
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+ ## Original Idea (as understood)
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+ <faithful restatement of the founder's current idea>
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+
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+ ## Elevated One-Liner
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+ <one sharp sentence, NVIDIA-aligned, no hype>
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+
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+ ## Elevated Pitch (problem → wedge → solution → why now)
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+
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+ ## NVIDIA-Preference Upgrades
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+ | Lever | Before | After (elevated) | Why it helps acceptance |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | Deep tech / IP | … | … | … |
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+ | Physical / Agentic AI | … | … | … |
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+ | GPU essential | … | … | … |
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+ | Defensibility / moat | … | … | … |
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+ | Market & why-now | … | … | … |
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+ | NVIDIA ecosystem fit | … | … | … |
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+
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+ ## Recommended NVIDIA Stack (tech → use case → reason)
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+
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+ ## Defensibility / Moat Plan
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+ ## Beachhead → Expansion Market Path
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+ ## Proof Plan (prototype, benchmark, pilot, publication)
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+ ## Risks & Honest Gaps (incl. anything still [UNKNOWN])
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+ ## Next Steps (so it's ready for nvidia-inception-starter scoring)
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Quality bar
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+
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+ - **Elevate, don't fabricate.** Strengthen the real idea; never swap it for a
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+ trendier one or claim capabilities that don't exist.
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+ - Make GPU dependence and the moat *believable*, with specifics.
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+ - Recommend NVIDIA tech only where it authentically fits a stated need.
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+ - Keep the before/after explicit so the founder can choose what to adopt.
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+
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+ ## Verification checklist (run before finishing)
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+ 1. You actually read the existing idea files and listed them under "Sources read".
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+ 2. `nvidia-inception/elevated-idea.md` exists with every section above.
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+ 3. The elevated idea preserves the founder's core intent.
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+ 4. Every NVIDIA-preference lever has a concrete before → after upgrade.
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+ 5. NVIDIA tech recommendations are tied to real use cases, not buzzwords.
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+ 6. Honest gaps and `[UNKNOWN]`s are stated, not hidden.
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+ # nvidia-inception-starter
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+ An expert advisor that prepares, evaluates, and optimizes your startup for
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+ **NVIDIA Inception** acceptance — it researches the program and accepted
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+ companies, scores you **0–100**, audits website/product/AI/architecture/NVIDIA
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+ alignment, and writes a full readiness report with a 90-day plan.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx spirewise install -s nvidia-inception-starter # pick agents + scope
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+ npx spirewise install -s nvidia-inception-starter -a claude,cursor -sc workspace
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Remove
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx spirewise remove -s nvidia-inception-starter # pick agents + scope
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+ npx spirewise remove -s nvidia-inception-starter -a claude,cursor -sc both
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+ ```
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+
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+ (No Node? `./install.sh -s nvidia-inception-starter` and `./install.sh remove -s nvidia-inception-starter`.)
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+
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+ ## Use
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+ After installing, ask your agent:
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+ > "Assess my startup for NVIDIA Inception"
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+ It collects your company details (and researches the program + accepted
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+ startups), then writes
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+ **`nvidia-inception/inception-readiness-report.md`** in your project root.
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+
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+ ## Output
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+ `nvidia-inception/inception-readiness-report.md` — Executive summary, Acceptance
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+ Score (0–100), Acceptance Probability, Strength/Weakness analysis, Competitive
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+ analysis, Website / Product / AI / Architecture / NVIDIA-alignment audits, an
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+ Improvement Roadmap, a 90-Day Action Plan, and an Application Readiness report.
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+
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+ ## Scoring weights
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+ | Category | Weight |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | AI Strength | 20 |
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+ | Technical Innovation | 15 |
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+ | NVIDIA Alignment | 15 |
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+ | Market Opportunity | 10 |
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+ | Team Quality | 10 |
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+ | Product Maturity | 10 |
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+ | Website Quality | 5 |
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+ | Pitch Readiness | 5 |
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+ | Scalability | 5 |
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+ | Competitive Advantage | 5 |
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+
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+ ## Good to know
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+ NVIDIA Inception is **free, equity-free**, has **no deadline**, and is open to
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+ **all funding stages**. Core eligibility: incorporated, working website,
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+ business email, ≥1 developer, generally <10 years old, building an **AI product**
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+ (not consulting). See `SKILL.md` for the full method, facts, and report template.