What problem does it solve? Founders systematically over-rate whether their idea can become a viable business, confusing a real problem with a real market. This Skill scores one specific target market on seven multiplying criteria and challenges every optimistic number, producing an honest viability verdict before years are wasted. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Seven-Criterion Fermi Scoring: Multiplies Plausible, Self-Aware, Lucrative, Liquid, Eager (identity and comparative), and Enduring scores, normalized against 625,000, with powers-of-ten values only unless hard data exists. - Optimism Grilling: Every proposed value is challenged from below, tagged by evidence class ([data], [research], [fermi]), and dissent is recorded next to user-overridden scores. - Scenario Re-Scoring: When the verdict is bad, narrower niches are re-scored side by side in a persistent PROBLEM-SCORE.md file that supports resuming across sessions. - Use Case: A founder asks whether their SaaS idea for freelance designers is viable; the Skill pins down a specific buyer, problem, trade-offs, and price, scores each criterion one per exchange, and delivers a verdict with the weak links exposed. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to score your business idea for viability using the asb-problem skill, describing your target buyer, the problem, and your intended price.
