classify-idea

To classify a raw idea by memetic type, evaluate its transmissibility, impact, and persistence to categorize it as a meme, antimeme, supermeme, or cliche. This classification guides strategic routing and resource allocation for downstream product actions.

In decision-making, a supermeme is a highly transmissible idea with massive impact, while an antimeme resists transmission and persists quietly. Classifying ideas into these memetic types identifies risk flags and determines the recommended next skills for strategy execution.

Determining if a marketing concept is a meme or a cliche requires assessing its transmissibility and persistence. The classification process outputs a confidence score, supporting reasoning, and key property assessments to distinguish viral potential from overused, ineffective concepts.

Yes, you can use memetic classification to route entrepreneurship ideas. After evaluating an idea, the output provides recommended next skills such as assess-fitness, map-network, or detect-supermeme to drive GO/NO-GO decisions and downstream strategy.

You need to provide a raw idea or concept to classify its memetic properties. The skill then evaluates the input and outputs the classification, confidence score, supporting reasoning, risk flags, and recommended next skills without requiring additional dependencies.

You should not use memetic classification when an idea requires complex execution analysis rather than transmissibility assessment. This approach focuses purely on categorizing ideas as memes, antimemes, supermemes, or cliches to guide initial routing rather than detailed operational planning.