What problem does it solve?
This Skill guides teams to ideate hackathon concepts by starting from real-world problems and credible trends, rather than chasing sponsor-driven prizes, ensuring the narrative remains user- and product-focused.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Problem-first workflow: Spot credible pains and trends, then outline a narrow MVP that addresses a real user need.
- Prize mapping last: Once the product story is solid, map relevant sponsor tracks or prizes to demonstrate alignment.
- Reference-driven ideation: Leverage example projects and prompts to accelerate brainstorming and maintain narrative quality.
- Handoff to implementation: Use structured templates and checklists to transition from ideation to execution, including UX refinement and pitch readiness.
- Scalable prompts: Use anchor prompts to generate one-line anchors, product definitions, and user journeys that can be reused across teams.
Quick Start
Spot a credible real-world problem, define a narrow MVP that delivers tangible value, articulate the user job and UX, then assess prize alignment only after the product concept is clear.