Choose what to get done
Multi-dimensional pricing-tier register
The buyer gets a tier table where each tier names its target segment, sets a value on the required pricing dimensions, carries a price, and the prices increase across tiers with at least one dimension changing between adjacent tiers.
MVP scope boundary contract
The founder gets a structured scope contract that locks the MVP boundary in advance, so zero-friction scope creep is gated by a written evidence test for every excluded feature rather than founder enthusiasm.
Nemesis-and-hero story register
I get a structured register naming my nemesis (with its category), listing distinct enemy pains, and pairing each with a hero resolution from my product, so I can build a story where the audience roots for my product to arrive and save the day.
New-hire equity grant by hire number
A pure function that returns the equity-grant percentage for the Nth early hire by interpolating between configurable anchor grants (default 1.5% for hire #1, 0.25% for hire #20), per the YC early-hire equity rule of thumb.
Notes-vs-priced financing decision register
A structured decision register that scores convertible-note versus priced-round across every required factor (default: cost, speed, resolution, investor protections, misalignment, confusion, control, investor preference) plus the two easy-case flags (family-and-friends, bridge to finish an in-progress round), ending in a single recommended instrument that follows the weighted tally, with a rationale per factor.
Novelty-and-tension attention beat sheet
An ordered beat sheet, named for your pitch, where each beat is typed novelty or tension with a mechanism from the fixed menu, both types are present, and neither type runs longer unbroken than your cap.
One acquisition idea for each of the 19 traction channels
I get one written acquisition idea for each of the 19 traction channels, so I have a full menu of ways to reach customers before I narrow down.
One-page BD term sheet across the six key terms
A simple one-page business-development term sheet covering deal lifetime, exclusivity, payments, commitment, guarantees, and revenue sharing, filled in with your deal's specifics.
One-sentence statement of what the venture builds and why
One plain-language sentence that states what you are building, for whom, and why it matters, machine-checked against the published rules: exactly one sentence, inside the published word band, a purpose connective present, no banned buzzwords, no em or en dashes.
Online-presence audit for demand, trust, and journey impact
I get a structured audit of my online presence: each surface, across website, branded search, social media, and review sites, rated on create-demand, build-trust, and potential-impact using fixed scales, with a short written note per surface and every negative-impact surface flagged.
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.
Orchestration-pattern spec for a multi-agent workload
You get a complete, section-by-section orchestration-pattern spec for one named multi-agent pattern, with every declared agent role scoped and bounded, every published contraindication for that pattern answered in writing, and every pattern claim traced to a cited source.