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recent-funding-roundslisted

Use this skill when the user asks about companies that raised funding recently — "what companies raised funding this week?", "recent seed rounds", "latest Series A deals", "what fintech companies recently raised", "this month's funding rounds", or weekly/monthly deal flow. Searches recent news coverage of funding rounds via Brave Search news-search, through the SELAT Router over the MPP rail. Returns news articles announcing raises, not a structured funding database.
SELAT-AI/selat-skills · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 65
Install: claude install-skill SELAT-AI/selat-skills
# recent-funding-rounds ## When To Use Use when the user wants to discover companies that have **raised funding recently** in a given sector. Typical triggers: "what companies raised funding this week?", "show me recent seed rounds", "latest Series A deals in fintech". The skill issues a single MPP on Tempo call to Brave Search's `/brave/news-search` and returns recent news articles announcing funding rounds. **Be honest about what comes back:** Brave news-search returns news articles about funding rounds (headline, snippet, source, publish date, URL) — it is **not** a structured funding database. There is no server-side filtering by exact date range, round type, or deal size; those signals live in the article text. Fold them into the query wording (e.g. a "seed" or "Series A" mention in `sector`) and extract deal details from the returned articles. ## Workflow 1. Install: `selat skill install recent-funding-rounds` 2. Run: `selat skill run recent-funding-rounds --sector "artificial intelligence"` 3. The CLI compiles the single step into a `selat-pay` call, routes it through the SELAT Router (which pays Brave Search via Locus over MPP), and prints a ✓/✗ summary. Step: - **Step 1 — Brave Search** `POST /brave/news-search` — **MPP on Tempo** via the SELAT Router. Queries `"${sector} startup funding round announced"` against Brave's news index; returns recent news articles covering funding announcements in that sector. To bias toward a round type, include it in `sector`