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The pitch brief

One document for pitching to Colosseum: the one-liner, both videos, the deck and the form. Paste it into your assistant or save it in your repo, in English or Turkish.

A pitch deck is serious work, so this is a plain document that does nothing until you hand it over. It never triggers by itself. It draws on the playbook, the form guide, the dates and Josip Volarević's pitch material.

Copy the brief

Pick your language. What you submit is always in English.

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What's in it

  • The two videos: a 2-minute pitch and a separate 3-minute demo.
  • The one-liner, five words or fewer, and a pitch script with the timing worked out.
  • The deck: slide flow, word counts, a review checklist.
  • Every form field with its character limit, and the rules that disqualify teams.
  • The fastest route to a reviewed first version, about ninety minutes.

How to use it

In a chat

Paste it as your first message in ChatGPT, Claude.ai or Gemini, or into a project's instructions. A chat can't see your repo, so paste your README and your deck's text after it. Then say what you want: “write my one-liner”, “script my two-minute pitch”, “review my deck”.

In your repo

Save it next to your code, then ask: “read docs/colosseum/pitch-brief.md and the README, then draft my pitch script”.

Save the brief
mkdir -p docs/colosseum && curl -fsSL https://tr.superteam.fun/colosseum/pitch-coach/pitch-brief.md -o docs/colosseum/pitch-brief.md

As a link

If your assistant can open a URL, give it the link and ask it to follow the brief. Both languages are in the one file.

Both languages, one file
https://tr.superteam.fun/colosseum/pitch-coach/llms-full.txt

What an assistant does, and doesn't

It does

  • Reads your README, docs and manifests if it can open files. In a chat app, paste them in.
  • Reads your landing copy and any deck export: PDF, PPTX, images or a markdown outline.
  • Checks your git history: commits, contributors and cadence, the evidence of speed Colosseum scores.
  • Stops and asks if your deck and your repo describe different projects.

It won't

  • Invent a number, a user, a quote, a partner or team experience. A gap gets named.
  • Pretend to have opened a file it can't read.
  • Restyle your deck or direct your video. It writes what to say, with a few delivery tips.
  • Overrule the official rules, or promise a win.

Stuck on this?

Superteam Türkiye reads every message from a Türkiye team.