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One-sentence description of what I'm building and why
One clear sentence (8 to 40 words, no buzzwords) that states what you are building, for whom, and why it matters.
Online-presence audit for demand, trust, and journey impact
I get a structured audit of my online presence: each page or surface across the four categories rated on create-demand, build-trust, and potential-impact using fixed enums, with negatives flagged so I know what is hurting the journey.
OpenAPI endpoint reference
A complete, well-formed reference for one endpoint: method, path, parameters (with every path placeholder covered), the required status codes, and a consistent request body.
Partner contribution map of bricks supplied to the buyer journey
I get a structured map of which bricks each partner (reseller, distributor, agency) contributes to my Yellow Brick Road, tied to specific milestones, so I can see where the partner ecosystem strengthens or leaves gaps in the journey.
Pre/Post-Money Cap Table With Option Pool
The founder has a fully-reconciled pre- and post-money cap table, with the option pool shuffle baked in, ready to attach to a term sheet.
Press release with every element a reporter needs
A complete, structurally-correct release: headline and subhead, a dated dateline, a strong lead, attributed quotes, a stat in the body, a boilerplate, a contact, and a media-kit link, all under the length cap.
Privacy-by-design seven-principles AI register
A JSON register with one entry per PbD principle passes validation: all seven canonical principles are present with correct slugs, each has an implementation note of minimum length, a status from the allowed enum, an assigned owner, and no principle is duplicated.
Problem definition document
A problem definition document with the market, buyer roles, and per-problem definition, metrics, prior solutions, buying authority, and a 1-10 severity.
Product requirements document (PRD)
A complete PRD: the named sections, a quantified business context, a measurable success metric, and acceptance criteria with a clear out-of-scope fence.
Project a Weekly Growth-Target Schedule
A pure function that, given a starting metric value, a weekly growth rate, and a number of weeks, returns the compounded target for each week and the final value, mirroring the YC forward-looking growth graph practice.
Rank product features with a collaborative weighted scorecard
A product team prioritizing a roadmap gets each feature's weighted value, cost normalized to the most expensive feature, absolute value, and a deterministic rank, computed exactly per the CWS formula.
Release readiness gate checklist
Categorized, criterion-bearing release gates with a consistent blocking verdict, marrying governance with automation instead of a change-board bottleneck.
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