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Board Reporting Framework

by 1kalin · GitHub ↗ · v1.1.0
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Description
Generates structured investor-ready board decks and reports including monthly KPIs, quarterly deep dives, annual reviews, and committee templates.
README (SKILL.md)

Board Reporting Framework

Generate investor-ready board decks and reporting packages. Covers monthly board updates, quarterly deep dives, and annual reviews with the metrics that actually matter.

What This Does

Transforms raw business data into structured board reporting packages:

  • Monthly Flash Report — 1-page KPI dashboard (ARR, burn, runway, NRR, pipeline)
  • Quarterly Board Deck — 12-slide structure with benchmarks and narrative
  • Annual Review — Full-year performance, strategy retrospective, next-year plan
  • Committee Reports — Audit, compensation, and nominating committee templates
  • Board Meeting Prep — Pre-read package, agenda, consent items, action tracker

Metrics Framework

Financial (Required Every Meeting)

Metric Early Stage Growth Scale
ARR/MRR
Burn Rate ⚠️
Runway (months)
Gross Margin ⚠️
Net Revenue Retention
Rule of 40 ⚠️
CAC Payback ⚠️
LTV:CAC Ratio

Operational

  • Logo churn + revenue churn (separate them — boards hate when you hide logo churn)
  • Pipeline coverage ratio (3x minimum, 4x healthy)
  • Sales efficiency (Magic Number: net new ARR / S&M spend)
  • Engineering velocity (ship rate, not story points)
  • Headcount plan vs actual

Strategic

  • Market position changes (wins/losses against named competitors)
  • Product roadmap delivery rate
  • Key hire progress
  • Risk register (top 3, with mitigation status)

Monthly Flash Report Template

COMPANY NAME — [Month] [Year] Flash Report

HEADLINE: [One sentence — what happened this month]

KEY METRICS
  ARR:        $X.XM  (↑X% MoM)
  MRR:        $XXK   (↑$XK vs prior)
  Burn:       $XXK   (runway: XX months)
  Cash:       $X.XM
  Customers:  XX     (+X new, -X churned)
  NRR:        XXX%
  Pipeline:   $X.XM  (X.Xx coverage)

WINS THIS MONTH
- [Customer/deal/milestone]
- [Product achievement]

CHALLENGES
- [Issue + what we're doing about it]

ASKS OF THE BOARD
- [Specific help needed — intros, decisions, approvals]

Quarterly Board Deck Structure (12 Slides)

  1. Cover — Company, date, confidential
  2. Executive Summary — 3 bullets: what happened, what's working, what needs attention
  3. Financial Overview — P&L summary, ARR waterfall, burn, runway
  4. ARR Bridge — New, expansion, contraction, churn (waterfall chart)
  5. Sales & Pipeline — Win rate, ASP, pipeline coverage, notable deals
  6. Product — Shipped features, usage metrics, roadmap progress
  7. Customer Health — NPS/CSAT, churn analysis, expansion revenue
  8. Team — Headcount, key hires, attrition, culture pulse
  9. Market — Competitive landscape, market shifts, positioning
  10. Risks & Mitigations — Top 3-5 risks with status
  11. Strategic Discussion — The one topic that needs board input
  12. Asks & Next Steps — Specific board actions needed

Narrative Rules

  • Lead with the bad news. Boards respect transparency. Burying problems destroys trust.
  • Compare to plan. Every metric needs context: vs budget, vs prior quarter, vs benchmark.
  • Skip vanity metrics. Total signups, page views, "engagement" without definition — leave them out.
  • Use absolute numbers AND percentages. "Revenue grew 200%" means nothing if it went from $1K to $3K.
  • Three asks maximum. Boards can act on 3 things. More than that, nothing gets done.

2026 SaaS Benchmarks (Board Context)

Metric Bottom Quartile Median Top Quartile
ARR Growth \x3C30% 45% 80%+
Net Revenue Retention \x3C100% 110% 130%+
Gross Margin \x3C65% 75% 85%+
Burn Multiple >3x 1.5x \x3C1x
CAC Payback >24 mo 15 mo \x3C10 mo
Magic Number \x3C0.5 0.75 >1.0
Logo Churn (Annual) >15% 8% \x3C4%

Board Meeting Prep Checklist

  • Pre-read sent 5+ business days before meeting
  • Consent agenda items identified (approvals that don't need discussion)
  • Financial package reviewed by CFO/controller
  • One strategic topic identified for deep discussion
  • Customer story prepared (win or loss — rotate)
  • Action items from last meeting — status updated
  • Board dinner/informal time scheduled (relationships matter)

Anti-Patterns (Things That Get Founders Fired)

  1. Surprise runway crisis — Board learns about cash problems at the meeting, not before
  2. Metric cherry-picking — Showing only metrics that went up
  3. No plan for misses — "We missed target" without "here's what we're changing"
  4. Death by slides — 40+ slide decks that leave no time for discussion
  5. Avoiding the elephant — Everyone knows the problem, nobody says it
  6. Asking for nothing — Boards want to help. Not asking = wasting their network

Usage

Tell your agent: "Prepare the Q1 board deck" or "Generate the monthly flash report for January" — it will pull your data and structure it using this framework.

Industry-Specific Board Priorities

Industry Key Board Metric Why
Fintech Regulatory compliance status One violation = existential
Healthcare HIPAA audit results Same
SaaS Net Revenue Retention Proves product-market fit
Construction Project margin variance Where money actually goes
Ecommerce Unit economics by channel Unprofitable channels hide in averages
Legal Utilization rate Revenue = hours × rate × utilization
Real Estate Portfolio occupancy + NOI Cash flow is everything
Recruitment Fill rate + time-to-fill Operational efficiency
Manufacturing OEE + yield rate Production efficiency
Professional Services Revenue per consultant Leverage ratio

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Usage Guidance
This skill appears to contain legitimate board-report templates and guidance, but it is vague about how it obtains "your data." Before installing or invoking it, ask the publisher these questions: (1) Exactly which data sources or connectors does the skill use (files, Google Drive, Slack, internal DBs, BI tools)? (2) Will any data be sent to external endpoints or third-party services? If so, which ones and why? (3) Does the skill store anything (logs, audit trails) and where? (4) Do you need to provide credentials, and if so, can you scope them narrowly (read-only, specific dataset)? If the author cannot clearly answer, treat it as higher risk. Practical steps: test with non-sensitive or synthetic data first, review agent prompts and any permission prompts the agent shows, avoid supplying full financial or personal credentials until you understand the data flow, and verify the AfrexAI links and publisher identity before paying for or enabling any external context packs.
Capability Analysis
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: afrexai-board-reporting Version: 1.1.0 The skill bundle consists solely of metadata and markdown files (`SKILL.md`, `README.md`). There is no executable code. The `SKILL.md` file provides extensive context, templates, and guidelines for an AI agent to generate board reports, but it does not contain any instructions that would lead to prompt injection, data exfiltration, unauthorized execution, or other malicious behaviors. The external links present in both markdown files are marketing-related and intended for the human user, not for the AI agent to interact with programmatically.
Capability Assessment
Purpose & Capability
Name/description (board decks, reports) align with the SKILL.md content: templates, benchmarks, and narrative rules. However the SKILL.md claims the agent "will pull your data and structure it" without documenting what data sources, connectors, or permissions are required — an unexplained capability.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md is instruction-only and contains detailed templates and rules, which is fine. But the usage language is open-ended ('it will pull your data') and gives the agent broad discretion without specifying which files, APIs, or endpoints to use, what to read, or what to transmit. Vague instructions like this can lead the agent to access unrelated data or ask for credentials at runtime.
Install Mechanism
No install spec and no code files — lowest-risk distribution model. Nothing will be written to disk by the skill itself during install.
Credentials
The skill declares no required environment variables, credentials, or config paths. There is no immediate evidence it requests unrelated secrets. The main proportionality concern is the undocumented "pull your data" behavior in the usage text (no declared connectors).
Persistence & Privilege
always is false and normal autonomous invocation is allowed. The skill does not request permanent presence, system config changes, or cross-skill config access.
How to Use
  1. Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
  2. Run the install command in chat: /install afrexai-board-reporting
  3. After installation, invoke the skill by name or use /afrexai-board-reporting
  4. Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
Version History
v1.1.0
Version 1.1.0 of afrexai-board-reporting - No file changes detected in this release. - The board reporting framework and documentation remain unchanged from the previous version.
v1.0.0
- Initial release of the board reporting framework. - Transforms raw business data into investor-ready board reporting packages for monthly, quarterly, and annual cycles. - Includes templates for monthly flash reports, quarterly board decks, annual reviews, committee reports, and meeting prep. - Provides comprehensive metrics frameworks, SaaS benchmarks, industry-specific board priorities, and anti-patterns to avoid. - Features a practical checklist and templated structures for effective, transparent board communication.
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Slug afrexai-board-reporting
Version 1.1.0
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All-time Installs 0
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Total Versions 2
Frequently Asked Questions

What is Board Reporting Framework?

Generates structured investor-ready board decks and reports including monthly KPIs, quarterly deep dives, annual reviews, and committee templates. It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 585 downloads so far.

How do I install Board Reporting Framework?

Run "/install afrexai-board-reporting" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.

Is Board Reporting Framework free?

Yes, Board Reporting Framework is completely free (open-source). You can download, install and use it at no cost.

Which platforms does Board Reporting Framework support?

Board Reporting Framework is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).

Who created Board Reporting Framework?

It is built and maintained by 1kalin (@1kalin); the current version is v1.1.0.

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