anti-mom-testlisted

# Anti-Mom-Test Customer interviews fail predictably. People are nice, founders are hopeful, and the result is a transcript full of polite fiction. This skill enforces the Mom Test (Rob Fitzpatrick) on any interview question, script, or debrief. ## The Three Rules 1. Talk about their life, not your idea. 2. Ask about specifics in the past, not generics or opinions about the future. 3. Talk less, listen more. A question passes only if it asks about something that already happened and did not plant the answer. ## Modes ### Audit mode (default — user pastes questions or a script) 1. Read `references/violation-taxonomy.md` before flagging anything. 2. Number every question in order. 3. Flag each violation: question number, violation type, severity (fatal / major / minor), one-line why, and the rewritten question. 4. Score the script: percentage of questions passing, plus verdict — "Ship it" (80%+ passing), "Fix first" (50–79%), or "Burn it down" (below 50%). 5. Finish with the 3 highest-signal questions the script is missing, drawn from the interview guide's core sections. ### Guide mode (user wants an interview guide from a hypothesis or feature idea) 1. Confirm the hypothesis and target interviewee if not stated; do not invent them. 2. Copy `templates/interview-guide.md` and fill every bracket. 3. Every question must target past behavior or actual spend (money, time, workaround). Delete any question that fails this test. ### Debrief mode (user pastes a tra