Score business ideas against CENTS and the Three Interstates framework.
npx skills add https://github.com/Ivcota/skills --skill millionaire-fastlane
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: millionaire-fastlane Source: https://github.com/Ivcota/skills/tree/main/millionaire-fastlane Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Ivcota/skills --skill millionaire-fastlane
Quickly assess whether a business idea, wealth plan, or career path aligns with MJ DeMarco's Fastlane framework, delivering a CENTS-based score and a roadmaps view to guide decision-making.
Provide a business idea in plain language and ask for a CENTS-based evaluation and recommended Fastlane plan.
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To evaluate a business idea using the CENTS framework, you assess it across Control, Entry, Need, Time, and Scale to determine its Fastlane viability and receive a structured score with a prioritized action plan.
The Three Interstates in the Fastlane wealth framework are Internet, Innovation, and Intentional Iteration, which map scalable pathways to help identify the most repeatable route to wealth and time freedom.
You assess startup validation for wealth potential by applying the CENTS criteria to judge control, entry, need, time, and scale, returning a structured score and highlighting red flags for real-world decisions.
Yes, you can compare two business concepts side-by-side for Fastlane viability by applying CENTS and the Three Interstates to each concept, generating structured scores to identify the fastest route to wealth.
Limitations of the CENTS business evaluation method include its reliance on reference examples from the Fastlane corpus, meaning it provides risk flags and recommended next steps rather than guaranteeing real-world market success.
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