solo-customer-finder

# /customer-finder Turn a product URL or idea into a short, evidence-backed list of plausible FIRST customers. Every prospect must link to a public pain/demand/timing signal — a company that merely matches the industry is NOT a prospect. Output is a research hypothesis, not a customer database. Difference from `/community-outreach`: that skill finds *threads* to reply in; this one finds *named prospects* (companies, projects, public professionals) with scores and outreach openers. ## MCP Tools (use if available) - `web_search(query, engines, include_raw_content)` — SearXNG with engine routing (Reddit, HN, GitHub) - `web_extract(url, size, page)` — one page as clean markdown, paginated for long docs - `kb_search(query)` — prior research in KB - `project_info(name)` — project details Fallback: WebSearch/WebFetch. ## Steps 1. **Product brief.** Parse `$ARGUMENTS` (project slug, URL, or idea + optional mode). Read `docs/prd.md` and `docs/research.md` if present — reuse ICP, pain points, competitors instead of re-deriving. Define: product + promised outcome, primary user vs economic buyer, urgent job-to-be-done, current workaround, adoption trigger, geography/language, disqualifiers. One primary ICP + one adjacent. Don't start searching until the brief is specific enough to REJECT weak matches. Ask one question via AskUserQuestion only if ambiguity would change the search. 2. **Query buckets.** Search several angles, not one query repeated (adapt wording to the audience's ...