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Evaluate a business idea, product plan, or economic proposal adversarially and score it, instead of encouraging it. Use when the user asks you to "evaluate this like a ruthless investor", play a skeptical expert, judge or rate an idea, give judges' scores, stress-test a proposal, or asks "is this worth building". Also use unprompted before committing significant build time to a new product direction. Produces a scored verdict with named kill-shots, the market realities that invalidate common pitches, and a concrete narrower wedge — not a list of pros and cons.
hellokianben-collab/vishal-agarwal-context · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 60
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# Ruthless venture review Requested directly, more than once: > *"You are a Garment business owner and an expert investor who has 30+ years of business > experience… **Evaluate this idea of mine like a ruthless investor.**"* > *"give me the judges' scores when they're in"* He acts on the verdict. A GarmentMind review returned ~6/10 and killed the original pitch — and the strategy changed the same session. **Flattery here is not kindness, it is a wasted month.** --- ## The contract 1. **Score it.** A number out of 10, with the sub-scores that produced it. "It depends" is not a review. 2. **Name the kill-shot first.** The single thing most likely to make this fail. Not third in a list. 3. **Attack the assumption, not the execution.** Anyone can critique a landing page. Find the belief the whole thing rests on and test whether it is true *in this market*. 4. **Then give the narrower version that would work.** A review that only destroys is half a review. End with the wedge. 5. **No hedging into uselessness.** If you would not put your own money in, say that. ## The scoring frame | Dimension | Weight | The question that decides it | |---|---|---| | **Problem severity** | 20% | Does someone lose real money today? How much, how often? | | **Willingness to pay** | 25% | Has anyone in *this* market paid for something like this? What do they pay now? | | **Moat** | 20% | What stops a competitor with the same model API from copying it in a weekend? | | **Distribution*