recoup-deals

Performs final quality control on a music catalog deal package before it is shared with an IC, buyer, lender, seller, or counsel. Checks evidence, assumptions, findings, and unsupported claims.

Reconciles music catalog metadata across track lists, royalty statements, registrations, identifiers, and analytics exports. Use when ISRC, ISWC, UPC, title, writer, publisher, or split data conflicts.

Reviews music catalog chain of title, ownership support, split sheets, assignments, samples, reversions, territory limits, and transferability. Use for isolated legal/rights review on a deal workspace.

Audits normalized music royalty ledgers and royalty workpapers for completeness, gross-to-net issues, duplicate imports, timing errors, PRO/MLC anomalies, and NPS/NLS support.

Reviews music catalog valuation assumptions, NPS/NLS bridges, concentration, decay, recoupment, reserves, and downside/base/upside scenarios. Use for isolated valuation stress testing.

Use when analyzing or valuing a music catalog for acquisition, financing, sale, or investment deal review, or when refreshing the analysis after editing ingest output or assumptions. Triggers include "catalog valuation", "music catalog analysis", "project catalog value", "what is this catalog worth", "NPS multiple", "NLS multiple", "quality of earnings", "royalty cash flows", "catalog acquisition", "recoupment cliff", "PRO bonus", "normalize royalties", "refresh the analysis", "rerun the valuation", "update the workpapers", or "build an investment memo" for publishing or master rights.

Use when building, refreshing, validating, or QC-ing the customer-facing executive dashboard (DASHBOARD.html) for a music catalog deal. Trigger on "build the dashboard", "render the dashboard", "create the executive dashboard", "refresh DASHBOARD.html", "QC the deal", "run the pre-share gate", "check the deal before sharing", or any phase of /recoup-deal-start that produces the customer's read-the-deal artifact.

Run /recoup-deal-start end-to-end on the bundled synthetic catalog so a first-time user can see an executive dashboard within ~60 seconds. Use whenever the user types `/recoup-deal-demo`, says "show me the demo", "run the catalog demo", "let me see what this plugin produces", or asks for a sample / dry-run catalog deal against bundled data.

Use when ingesting a music catalog data room, royalty statements, rights files, metadata exports, or messy catalog spreadsheets for a deal review. Triggers include "catalog data room", "clean royalty statements", "normalize royalties", "music rights review", "catalog ingest", "merge catalog metadata", "prepare this catalog for valuation", or seller files containing ISRCs, ISWCs, splits, PRO statements, distributor reports, contracts, recoupment schedules, or YouTube Content ID reports.

The dashboard is the agent's interactive deliverable. The report is the

2 hooks across 2 events