What problem does it solve?
Deciding which new product direction to pursue often relies on gut feeling or invented market numbers, leading to wasted implementation effort. This Skill structures opportunity evaluation around observable demand, reachable acquisition channels, competitive evidence, and a low-cost validation experiment before any commitment.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Evidence-First Elimination: Filters candidate opportunities using classified evidence (MEASURED, REPORTED, ESTIMATED, INFERRED, UNKNOWN) and records falsification conditions for every rejection.
- Structured Comparison: Compares surviving candidates on demand, channel reachability, differentiation, economics, validation cost, and strategic fit without fake composite scores.
- Validation Experiment Design: Produces a concrete next experiment with audience, channel, success/failure criteria, budget boundary, and stop rule, ending in a RECOMMEND, INCONCLUSIVE, or BLOCKED verdict.
- Use Case: A founder with three feature ideas for an existing SaaS product uses this Skill to research demand signals and competitor pricing, eliminate two weak candidates, and receive one reversible concierge-test experiment for the survivor.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to evaluate your candidate product opportunities against current demand, competition, and acquisition evidence and recommend the cheapest validation experiment.