1. **Analyze the Request:** * **Role:** News summarization expert. * **Task:** Summarize the provided article text. * **Length:** 2-4 sentences. * **Constraint 1:** Concise. * **Constraint 2:** Focus on important info. * **Constraint 3:** NO copy-pasting. * **Constraint 4:** NO simply restating the title (add new info). * **Language:** English. * **Input:** A title ("Claude Code Skills for Startup Founders – 12 Commands for Strategy, Not Code") and... wait, looking closely at the input provided by the user. * *Input Check:* The user provided the title and the phrase "Article Text:" followed by... the title again. There is *no actual article text* provided to summarize. 2. **Identify the Problem:** * The prompt asks me to summarize "the following article." * The input provided consists of: Title, Source, and then the Title again under "Article Text". * There is no content to summarize *except* the title itself. 3. **Determine the Strategy:** * I cannot summarize an article that isn't there. * However, often in these prompts, if the text is missing or very short, the user might be testing my ability to handle the specific title or they made a mistake in pasting. * *Self-Correction/Refinement:* Let me look *very* closely at the prompt again. * Title: Claude Code Skills for Startup Founders – 12 Commands for Strategy, Not Code * Source: hackernews * Article Text: [The title repeated] * Since I cannot hallucinate information not present, and I must strictly follow "DO
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Startup strategy from your terminal. Not another dev tool. Skills · Install · Usage · Philosophy · Contributing Note Every Claude Code skills pack out there is developer-focused — code review, git workflows, security audits. This one is for the founder sitting in a repo at 2am, trying to figure out if their idea is worth building. We built these at Emotix while running our own startup. They encode the frameworks, questions, and patterns we wish we had on day one. | | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | Every skill takes natural language input and returns structured, actionable output — not generic advice. Option 1 — Add to your project (recommended) # From your project root git clone https://github.com/emotixco/claude-skills-founder.git /tmp/claude-skills-founder cp -r /tmp/claude-skills-founder/commands/ .claude/commands/founder/ rm -rf /tmp/claude-skills-founder Skills become available as /founder:product-brief , /founder:competitor-matrix , etc. Option 2 — Add globally (available in all projects) git clone https://github.com/emotixco/claude-skills-founder.git /tmp/claude-skills-founder cp -r /tmp/claude-skills-founder/commands/ ~/.claude/commands/founder/ rm -rf /tmp/claude-skills-founder Option 3 — Clone and symlink (auto-updates with git pull) git clone https://github.com/emotixco/claude-skills-founder.git ~/claude-skills-founder ln -s ~/claude-skills-founder/commands ~/.claude/commands/founder Open Claude Code and type any skill with your context: > /founder:validate-idea An AI tool that analyzes pitch decks and gives investor-perspective feedback > /founder:competitor-matrix Project management tools for solo founders (not teams) > /founder:pricing-strategy B2B SaaS for restaurant inventory, targeting independent restaurants with 1-3 locations > /founder:pitch-deck Pre-seed raise, $500K, AI competitor analysis for founders, 200 beta users, $2K MRR Tip Be as specific as possible. The more context you give, the better the output. Include your stage, metrics, constraints, and what you've already tried. /validate-idea — The first skill you should run Scores your idea across 7 dimensions (problem severity, market size, willingness to pay, competition gap, distribution, timing, founder fit) and gives a verdict: build, pivot, or kill. Includes 3 specific validation experiments you can run in under 2 weeks for under $200. /product-brief — From idea to structured document Turns a one-sentence idea into a structured brief: problem statement, target audience with personas, value proposition, MVP features (exactly 5-7), success metrics with 90-day targets, risk assessment, and GTM snapshot. /competitor-matrix — Know your market Identifies 5-8 competitors and builds a feature comparison table. Finds positioning gaps no one is filling, ranks threats, and recommends a niche to own. /persona-gen — Real people, not demographics Creates 3 distinct personas with day-in-the-life narratives, direct quotes, current workarounds, and decision-making patterns. Includes a priority matrix showing which persona to build for first. /mvp-scope — Cut ruthlessly Takes your feature wishlist and triages into Must Have / Should Have / Won't Have. Defines the critical user flow (signup to value in under 5 steps), recommends a tech stack, and estimates build time for a solo developer. /pricing-strategy — Beyond "just charge more" Evaluates 6 pricing models, designs 3 tiers with specific prices and features, checks unit economics, and applies pricing psychology (anchoring, decoy effect, annual framing). Includes launch vs. scale pricing and grandfathering policy. /go-to-market — Week-by-week launch plan Pre-launch audience building, launch day platform strategy (Product Hunt, HN, Reddit, Twitter/X, LinkedIn), and 90-day post-launch growth with channel prioritization. Budget allocation for $0-$500/month. /pitch-deck — Investor-ready structure 12-slide outline with exact content for each slide: title, problem, solution, demo, market size, traction, business model, competition, GTM, team, the ask, and closing. Plus appendix slides for Q&A. /fundraise-prep — Are you actually ready? Readiness scorecard, round sizing with recommended instrument (SAFE, note, or priced round), investor targeting with a 50-investor pipeline framework, materials checklist, and a 12-week fundraising timeline. /landing-page — Copy that converts Complete copy for every section: hero (headline, subhead, CTA), problem, solution, how it works, social proof, pricing preview, FAQ, and final CTA. Includes SEO metadata. Written for conversion, not cleverness. /user-interviews — Ask the right questions Interview script following The Mom Test methodology — no leading questions, no hypotheticals. Includes screening criteria, problem exploration, solution exploration, and a reaction phase. Analysis framework for synthesizing 5-8 interviews. /metrics-dashboard — Five metrics, not fifty Defines exactly 5 metrics tailored to your stage (not 15 vanity metrics). Each has a definition, target,