idea-validator

To evaluate startup ideas, you can screen them by analyzing the competitive landscape, scoring viability based on timing and operator fit, and logging the results. This requires reading ideas from a local markdown file and writing the scored output to another.

Screening a backlog of startup ideas for market viability involves classifying competition density and scoring each idea against market size, timing, and operator fit. The process utilizes web search to gather market analysis data and outputs a scored markdown file.

Yes, idea evaluation requires reading from and writing to local markdown files. There are no external dependencies, but the skill uses web search capabilities to gather competitive analysis data for scoring.

Competitive analysis for startup idea viability works by researching the market landscape via web search, classifying the density of existing competition, and combining that data with operator fit and market size to generate a final viability score.

You can use this process for a backlog by reading multiple startup ideas from a local markdown file. The skill screens each idea, scores it against market and competitive factors, and logs the evaluated results for future reference.

You need a markdown file because the skill reads your startup ideas from a local markdown file and writes the viability scores and competitive analysis results to another markdown file, ensuring a logged record for future reference.