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Skill walterkken/popular-process-skills/lean-startup-validation

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Run a Lean Startup validation loop with assumptions, MVP, build-measure-learn, validated learning, and pivot/persevere decisions. Use when Codex is asked to test a startup, product, feature, market, or business model under uncertainty.

SKILL.md

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Lean Startup Validation

Workflow

  1. State the riskiest assumption.
  2. Define what learning would change the decision.
  3. Build the smallest MVP or experiment that tests the assumption.
  4. Measure behavior, not opinions, when possible.
  5. Learn: compare data against the decision threshold.
  6. Decide: persevere, pivot, stop, or run another experiment.

马斯克 Supervision

Delete features that do not test the riskiest assumption. Do not automate or scale before validated learning.

Output

  • assumption map
  • MVP/experiment design
  • metric and threshold
  • learning report
  • pivot/persevere decision
  • next experiment

See references/source-notes.md.

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