idea-pipeline

To audit a startup idea pipeline, you must cross-reference unexecuted ideas against shipped execution artifacts like prototypes and PRs. This execution-gap audit scores build-readiness by evaluating narrative fit, operator fit, recency, and ecosystem context to highlight top build candidates.

An execution gap is the delta between proposed ideas in a backlog and shipped execution artifacts like prototypes and PRs. You identify this gap by cross-referencing your idea pipeline against actual output to surface unexecuted ideas that still require building.

You score ideas for build-readiness by evaluating narrative fit, operator fit, recency, and ecosystem context. This priority-scoring mechanism uses market context and builder-ecosystem signals to determine which ideas are most ready to be built next.

Yes, the skill processes ideas by comparing them against execution artifacts including shipped skills, prototypes, and PRs. It cross-references these artifacts with your idea backlog to determine whether an idea has already been executed or remains a viable build candidate.

The best way to surface unexecuted ideas is to run an execution-gap audit that cross-references your idea pipeline with shipped artifacts. By scoring ideas on narrative fit, operator fit, and ecosystem context, you receive a prioritized list of top suggestions for building next.

You should avoid an automated execution-gap audit if your startup lacks a baseline of execution artifacts like prototypes or PRs to compare against. Without these shipped outputs, the skill cannot accurately calculate the execution gap or score unexecuted ideas for build-readiness.