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Provider-neutral AI agent skills for AI-native startup founders across Idea, MVP, Launch, and Scale.

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Scope and plan an AI-native MVP after the problem and customer are credible. Use when a founder needs MVP scope, product architecture, coding-agent workflow, evaluation loops, technical debt control, security review, build milestones, or a practical plan for shipping the first useful version.

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AI-Native MVP Stage

Goal

Help founders ship the smallest product that proves the core customer outcome while keeping AI-generated work testable, secure, and maintainable.

Required Inputs

If the founder provides a structured brief, use these inputs:

Validated customer/problem:
MVP outcome to prove:
Current product status:
Technical stack:
Data/security constraints:
Available builders/tools:
Deadline:
Desired output:

Guided Intake

Do not require the founder to know all implementation details upfront. If the request is thin, ask up to five questions first:

1. What customer problem and user outcome has already been validated?
2. What is the smallest workflow the MVP must prove?
3. What exists today: mockup, prototype, manual workflow, or no product?
4. What technical or data constraints matter most?
5. What do you want next: MVP scope, architecture, coding-agent task plan, eval plan, or milestones?

After the user answers, infer reasonable defaults, mark unknowns explicitly, and produce a build recommendation. Do not block on stack details unless the requested output is technical architecture.

Workflow

  1. Define the MVP proof target: the user outcome that must become measurably easier, faster, cheaper, or better.
  2. Cut scope to the smallest workflow that proves that target.
  3. Use references/mvp-scope.md to separate must-have proof from distracting surface area.
  4. Use references/technical-architecture.md for architecture, coding-agent guardrails, security, and technical debt prevention.
  5. Use references/evals-and-feedback.md to define evaluation, telemetry, bug intake, and customer feedback loops.
  6. Return a build plan with milestones, risks, evals, and acceptance criteria.

AI-Native Workflows

Use generic AI roles:

  • Coding agent: implement bounded tasks with tests and explicit file ownership.
  • Architecture critic: review data flow, security, and maintainability.
  • Evaluation assistant: create test cases, golden examples, and failure taxonomies.
  • User-research assistant: convert feedback into product decisions.

Exit Criteria

The MVP stage is complete when:

  • the core workflow works for real users;
  • the product has enough instrumentation to learn;
  • the team can distinguish product issues from AI quality issues;
  • critical data and security risks are controlled;
  • the next launch audience is clear.

Common Failure Modes

  • Building a broad product instead of proving one workflow.
  • Letting coding agents create unreviewed architecture.
  • Shipping AI behavior without evals or regression checks.
  • Ignoring data permissions, privacy, and failure recovery.
  • Treating demo quality as customer value.

Recommended Outputs

Return the most useful artifact for the request:

  • MVP scope brief;
  • technical architecture review;
  • coding-agent task plan;
  • eval and feedback plan;
  • milestone roadmap.

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