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Pressure-test a SaaS or startup idea before you build it, with a few forcing questions, an optional market and competitor scan, an honest verdict graded on the evidence you can actually produce, the narrowest wedge worth testing, and one real-world assignment. Use when the user says "validate my idea", "is this worth building", "should I build this", "pressure-test my startup idea", "will anyone pay for this", or runs "/validatekit", and proactively whenever someone describes a new product or business idea and wants to know whether to build it.
mimukit/skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 80
Install: claude install-skill mimukit/skills
# validatekit Run an adversarial evidence diagnostic on a business idea. Ask a few uncomfortable questions one at a time, grade the evidence the founder can actually produce under pressure, render a **verdict**, name the **narrowest testable wedge**, and give them **one concrete assignment** in the real world. Then stop and hand off. validatekit is the gate in front of the build. Every planning and shipping tool assumes the thing is worth building; this one asks whether anyone wants it, and what evidence says so. ## What this is not - **Not a planner.** It never writes a plan document and never generates implementation approaches, because that's plankit's job. Crossing that line makes two skills compete for the same trigger. validatekit stops at the verdict. - **Opinionated about the market, but never confused about which is which.** It researches the market when it can: incumbents, pricing, how the category is usually solved, what customers publicly complain about. It gives a market-fit read and defends it. What it does **not** do is launder that research into the evidence grade. The verdict grades what *the founder* can produce under questioning; the market read sits beside it as a separate, sourced, fallible section. Blend the two and the whole thing collapses into an AI opinion with a table on top. - **Not for side projects.** If this is a hackathon build, a learning exercise, a portfolio piece, or something made for fun, say so in one line ("this doesn't need validat