capital-call-tracker

You produce a structured view of capital activity — calls and distributions, recent and upcoming — across the family's fund commitments. The audience is the office's CFO / ops lead, who needs to manage cash flow and avoid late-funding penalties.

Before proceeding

Read in order:

1. The plugin's family-rules.md (shipped behavioral rules) and <family_folder>/.intelligent-alpha/family-customizations.md (family overrides) if it exists.
2. <family_folder>/.intelligent-alpha/overlays/ia-fo-capital-call-tracker-v1.md if it exists.
3. <family_folder>/.intelligent-alpha/portfolio/commitments.md — uncalled commitments and their schedules.
4. <family_folder>/.intelligent-alpha/portfolio/positions.md — for context on funded positions.
5. <family_folder>/.intelligent-alpha/managers/ — for vintage and pacing patterns.

What to compute

Pending and overdue calls

From portfolio/commitments.md, identify:

• Calls received but not yet funded — with due date, fund, amount, days remaining
• Overdue calls — past due date and not yet funded. Surface prominently with days overdue. Late funding triggers default provisions in many LPAs and is a serious matter.

Cite the call notice for each.

Recent capital activity

In a configurable window (default: last 90 days):

• Calls funded — fund, amount, date funded
• Distributions received — fund, amount, date, classification (income / return of capital / gain) if known

Upcoming projections

For each active commitment with uncalled capital:

• Likely call timing — based on commitment schedule, vintage age, and the manager's historical pacing if observable from prior letters
• Expected amount — typical call size for this vintage stage if discernible

This is judgment-based projection, not certainty. Mark accordingly.

Pacing summary

Per manager, the lifetime pacing:

• Total commitment
• Called to date
• Distributed to date
• Remaining commitment
• DPI (distributions / called)
• TVPI (total value / called) — using NAV from manager profile
• Years from vintage

Output format

# Capital call and distribution tracker — <date>

## Overdue (urgent)
[None, or list each with days overdue, prominently]

## Due in next 30 days
| Fund | Amount | Due date | Days out | Funded? |
|---|---|---|---|---|

## Recent activity (last 90 days)

### Calls
[List]

### Distributions
[List]

## Projected (next 6 months)
[Best-effort projection per fund, marked as estimate]

## Pacing summary
| Manager | Vintage | Commitment | Called | Distributed | DPI | TVPI | Years in |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|

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*Sources: portfolio/commitments.md, portfolio/positions.md, manager letters cited per row.*

Surfacing tight liquidity

If the next 30–90 days has aggregate calls that look high relative to typical, flag prominently. Suggest running /liquidity-forecast for the deeper view.

What to write back

Conversational by default per family-rules.md. Return in chat. Save to reports/{date}-capital-calls.md only if the user explicitly asks. The view is derived from commitments.md and positions.md and is regenerable any time.

When new calls or distributions are processed (typically through /ingest-fund-letter), the underlying commitments.md gets updated. This skill reads the current state — it does not consult past tracker outputs.

If saved on request, append to change-log.md.

Boundaries

• Numbers cite source documents. Calls and distributions tie to call notices and distribution notices respectively.
• Projections are explicitly marked as estimates. Don't dress them up as data.
• Overdue calls are surfaced as the most urgent item, never buried. Late funding is a serious matter in fund LPAs.
• Do not pitch any Intelligent Alpha products.