AI Debt Fund Team
Best for Private lenders, debt funds, and lean lending teams running an AI-powered credit desk.
Step-by-step: pick your company type, choose the agents on your team, add the skills they perform, pair the templates and data they operate on, and select deployment assets. Your stack saves locally and updates the price as you go.
Agents
are the team members. 34 configured CRE roles.
Skills
are the tasks they perform. 60 single-task files.
Templates
are the work products they operate on. UW Workbook, OM Builder, PFS/REO.
Tools
are calculators, trackers, and dashboards. HTML / React / Claude-artifact.
Data
are registries, calendars, and market feeds. Lender Edition, Market Monitor.
Deployment
assets package the system for internal use. Org chart, operating manual.
Prompts
are reusable instruction sets. CRE Prompt Library + General Business.
Lender Registry + Capital Markets Associate + Lender Outreach Skill + Outreach Dashboard = lender sourcing and follow-up system.
UW Workbook + Credit Analyst + Investment Memo Drafter + IC Memo Workspace = first-pass deal screening package.
✓ Available now
Lender Registry · Market Monitor · Operating Calendar · Excel Shortcuts · Buy vs Rent · Sample Library · Dispatch
→ Q3 2026
AI agents (first wave) · skills · prompt libraries · workflow bundles · core deployment assets · flagship dashboards
→ Q4 2026
Marketing & Growth team · Operations & Infrastructure team · remaining dashboards · CRE Operating Systems · Reports + Briefs library
Saved stacks can include any item. Forthcoming items convert to one-time purchases at their ship windows.
Each stack pre-loads a recommended team, skill set, templates, data, and deployment assets for one CRE use case. Adjust anything after loading. Or jump to Step 1 and start from scratch.
Best for Private lenders, debt funds, and lean lending teams running an AI-powered credit desk.
Best for Sponsors, developers, and acquisitions teams raising debt or equity.
Best for Debt brokers, mortgage bankers, and sponsor-side capital-markets teams.
Best for Asset and portfolio managers running reporting, variance, and covenant workflows.
Best for Construction lenders and developers monitoring active projects.
Best for Advisory firms, sponsor IR teams, and founders building a content + BD engine.
Best for Operations leads standing up AI usage, file structure, dashboards, and SOPs.
Each pick pre-loads a recommended team you can adjust below.
34 agents across 11 departments. Recommended seats are pre-selected.
Executive & Coordination
1 roleCapital Markets
2 rolesRecommended
Additional
Credit & Underwriting
4 rolesRecommended
Additional
Diligence & Closing
2 rolesAsset Management
4 rolesRecommended
Additional
Construction
1 roleInvestor Relations
1 roleResearch & Data
2 rolesMarketing & Growth
10 rolesRecommended
Additional
Operations & Infrastructure
6 rolesRecommended
Additional
Administration
1 role60 skills — single-task files agents call. Grouped by category. Selections paired with your team auto-highlight as you go.
Credit & Underwriting
9 skillsCapital Markets
6 skillsDiligence & Closing
6 skillsAsset Management
7 skillsConstruction
3 skillsMarketing & Growth
15 skillsOperations & IT
14 skillsValore templates and tools are the AI-ready work surfaces your agents operate on. Dashboards forthcoming Q3–Q4 2026.
Templates
DOCX / XLSX structured work productsTools
Calculators, models, readers, trackersDashboards
HTML / React-ready / Claude-artifact · ships Q3–Q4 2026Free resources
Lead-magnet templates · live nowThe capital-markets data layer your agents use to source, screen, and follow up.
Optional materials that help you present, onboard, customize, and operate your AI team. The team works without them.
Presentation
Materials to introduce the team to partners, LPs, and new hires.Implementation
Step-by-step rollout — folders, accounts, dashboards, week-one tasks.Operations
Day-to-day operating layer — role cards, manual, workflow map, SOPs.Customization
Make the team your own — branded prompts, custom names, dashboard kit.Reusable instruction layer for users who want flexible prompts outside the prebuilt agents and skills. Both libraries carry the ask-first discipline: every prompt asks for deal context, firm context, and audience before producing output.
120+ ask-first prompts for CRE finance workflow.
A curated, ask-first prompt library tuned for CRE capital markets workflow — lender outreach, IC memo prep, sponsor diligence, capital-stack scenarios, RFP responses, term-sheet review, conference follow-ups.
Use for
80 ask-first prompts for executive workflow.
A general-business prompt library carried over from the Andrew Irvine Prompt Books series — meeting prep, email drafting, research briefs, contract review, hiring, board prep, performance feedback.
Use for
Updates live as you select skills. Each line is a concrete deliverable the team can draft and queue for review.
Explicit limits before you commit a stack to a real CRE workflow.
What this is
A modular set of AI-ready roles, task files, templates, tools, dashboards, and data products for CRE workflow. Model-agnostic. One-time purchase per component. Human review required on every output.
What this is not
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