Investment ask: 
Your business: 
Investor type: 

Stress test your pitch:

1. Investor's perspective
   - What do they care about?
   - What's their return target? (10x? 100x?)
   - What's their thesis? (AI, climate, fintech?)
   - What stage do they invest? (seed, Series A?)
   - What's their bar for due diligence?

2. The skepticism formula
   - Markets: "Is this a real market? Is it big enough?"
   - Product: "Can you build this? Does it work?"
   - Traction: "Are customers actually buying?"
   - Team: "Can you actually execute?"
   - Fundraise: "Why now? Why this amount?"

3. The hard questions
   - "What if [big competitor] does this?"
   - "What if [market assumption] is wrong?"
   - "Why hasn't this been done before?"
   - "What's your Plan B if [key thing] fails?"
   - "Why are you the right team?"

4. Your vulnerabilities
   - What's your weakest point?
   - What will they definitely ask about?
   - What data do you NOT have?
   - What would kill the deal?

5. The narrative stress test
   - Does your story hold up to scrutiny?
   - Are your claims backed by data?
   - Are there logical gaps?
   - Could someone tell a better story about your space?

6. Pitch deck review
   - What slides create doubt?
   - What data is missing?
   - What needs stronger proof?
   - What should you add/remove?

7. Response preparation
   - For each hard question: what's your best answer?
   - What's your honest answer vs polished answer?
   - Where are you bullshitting vs confident?
   - Where do you need to be more honest?

Examples

Input

{
  "askAmount": "$2M Series A",
  "businessDescription": "AI-powered code review for enterprise teams, $120k ARR, 8 customers",
  "investorProfile": "Early-stage VC focused on developer tools, 50+ portfolio companies"
}

Output

Investor perspective analysis, skepticism formula applied, hard questions identified, vulnerabilities exposed, narrative stress-tested, pitch deck review, and response preparation.