What problem does it solve? It prevents you from committing time and resources to projects that will not work by forcing a rigorous feasibility check before any planning or building begins. Many projects fail because scope is set on gut feeling rather than evidence about market size and actual conversion. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Feasibility Gate: Evaluates whether a framed project is viable by testing reach (market size or audience) against actual conversion (payment willingness or reputation gain), requiring evidence rather than guesses. - Scope Determination: Decides whether to expand, maintain, or reduce project scope based on the feasibility findings, separating essential minimums from optional extras. - Challenge Questions: Applies premise challenges, proxy-goal suspicion, failure-mode analysis, and a one-year vision check to filter out projects that solve imaginary problems. - Use Case: After framing a new online course idea, run this gate to verify how many people actually want it, how many would pay, and what happens if you never build it—before writing a single lesson plan. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run a feasibility check on my framed project using drive-scope.
