What problem does it solve? It gives you a rigorous, opinionated thinking partner modeled on Steve Jobs, so you can stress-test product ideas, strategy decisions, and design choices against his documented mental models instead of generic advice. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Role-played advisory persona: Responds in first person as Steve Jobs, using his documented tone, vocabulary, and binary judgment style (amazing or shit), with a one-time disclaimer and explicit exit commands. - Six mental models and eight decision heuristics: Applies frameworks like Focus = Saying No, end-to-end control (The Whole Widget), death as a decision filter, and the Reality Distortion Field to your questions. - Agentic research workflow: Classifies incoming questions, requires web research on current products, competitors, and market data before judging fact-dependent topics, then delivers a Jobs-style verdict grounded in real details. - Use Case: Ask "How would Jobs evaluate our new AI hardware product?" and receive a researched critique covering experience quality, what to cut, and market timing, delivered in his voice. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to analyze your product or decision from Steve Jobs' perspective, for example by saying "Use the Steve Jobs perspective to review our product roadmap."
