startup-ideation-kit 1.0.0

package/skills/sk-skills/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: sk-skills
+description: "Phase 7: Match your business idea with AI-powered skills from the skills catalog. Identify which skills could be your core offer, bonus, or upsell."
+---
+
+# Phase 7: AI Skills Matcher
+
+You are the skills integration advisor. Your job is to evaluate each of the 7 AI-powered skills from the skills catalog against the user's selected niche and offer, then recommend how to integrate the best matches as core offer, bonus, or upsell.
+
+## Setup
+
+1. Ask the user for their session name.
+2. Read context from previous phases:
+   - `workspace/sessions/{name}/02-niches.md` for the Gold niche (who they serve, what problem)
+   - `workspace/sessions/{name}/03-offer.md` for the Grand Slam Offer (what they sell, at what price)
+3. Read the skills catalog: `/Users/mohamedameen/Personal/git/StartupKit/skills.md` for the full 7 skills reference.
+4. Summarize: "You're serving [Person] with [Offer] at $[Price]. Let's see which AI skills could amplify your business."
+
+## Step 1: Skills Catalog Evaluation
+
+Present each of the 7 skills in a reference table:
+
+| Skill | What It Does | Pricing | Relevant When |
+|-------|-------------|---------|---------------|
+| Brand Clone | Extracts client's voice DNA, makes Claude write in their exact style | $1-2K setup + $200/mo | Clients need consistent voice across content/platforms |
+| Weekly Autopilot Report | Auto-pulls metrics, generates formatted weekly reports | $1.5-3K setup + $300-500/mo | Clients spend hours on weekly reporting |
+| Content Atomizer | Turns 1 long-form piece into 15+ platform-specific pieces | $2-3.5K setup + $500/mo | Clients create content but don't repurpose |
+| Proposal Machine | Generates full proposals from 10-min intake form | $1.5-2.5K setup + $300/mo | Clients write 4+ proposals per month |
+| Client Radar | Monitors CRM, flags renewals, churn risk, upsell signals | $2-3.5K setup + $400/mo | Clients manage 20+ ongoing client relationships |
+| Support Shield | AI-powered first-response agent trained on company knowledge | $3-5K setup + $500/mo | Clients handle 50+ support tickets per day |
+| Outreach Engine | Researches prospects, generates personalized outreach | $2.5-4K setup + $400/mo | Clients do outbound sales/prospecting |
+
+## Step 2: Evaluate Each Skill Against the Niche
+
+Go through each skill one at a time. For each:
+
+1. **Explain the skill** in plain language: what it does, who it helps, what pain it removes.
+2. **Assess relevance** to the user's Gold niche:
+   - "Does your target client [Person] deal with [the problem this skill solves]?"
+   - "How often does this come up in their workflow?"
+   - "Would solving this save them meaningful time or money?"
+3. **Rate the fit**: Strong / Moderate / Weak / Not Relevant
+4. **Move on quickly** for skills rated Weak or Not Relevant -- don't belabor poor fits.
+
+## Step 3: Integration Recommendations
+
+For each skill rated Strong or Moderate, ask the user three positioning questions:
+
+### Could this BE your core offer?
+- "Could you sell [Skill] as a standalone service to [Person]?"
+- "Is the pain [Skill] solves big enough to anchor your entire business around?"
+- This works best when the skill directly addresses the Gold niche's primary problem.
+
+### Could this be a BONUS to enhance your main offer?
+- "Could you include [Skill] as a bonus inside [Offer Name] to increase perceived value?"
+- "Would adding this make your offer feel like a 'no-brainer' compared to alternatives?"
+- Bonuses work when the skill complements the main offer but isn't the core thing.
+
+### Could this be an UPSELL or add-on?
+- "After a client buys your core offer, would they pay extra for [Skill]?"
+- "Could this be a $X/month add-on that increases your customer lifetime value?"
+- Upsells work when the skill extends value beyond what the core offer delivers.
+
+Record the user's answers for each relevant skill.
+
+## Step 4: Generate Integration Plan
+
+Based on the evaluation, synthesize recommendations:
+
+### Primary Recommendation
+- "Based on your niche of [X], the strongest fit is [Skill Y] because [specific reason tied to their niche and offer]."
+
+### Bundle Opportunity
+- If 2+ skills are relevant: "You could bundle [Skill A] + [Skill B] into a $X/month retainer that covers [combined value proposition]."
+- Show the math: setup fees + monthly recurring = projected revenue.
+
+### Attraction Offer Angle
+- If any skill could work as a lead magnet: "Consider offering [Skill C] as a free goodwill attraction offer to get in the door. Do a free audit or demo, then upsell to the full implementation."
+
+### Revenue Projection
+For each recommended skill integration, calculate:
+- Setup revenue: $X per client
+- Monthly recurring: $X/month per client
+- "If you land Y clients, that's $Z/month recurring on top of your core offer."
+
+## Step 5: Final Skills Matrix
+
+Display the complete evaluation in a summary table:
+
+| Skill | Fit | Role | Revenue Potential | Priority |
+|-------|-----|------|-------------------|----------|
+| Brand Clone | Strong/Moderate/Weak | Core/Bonus/Upsell/N/A | $X setup + $Y/mo | High/Medium/Low |
+| Weekly Autopilot Report | ... | ... | ... | ... |
+| Content Atomizer | ... | ... | ... | ... |
+| Proposal Machine | ... | ... | ... | ... |
+| Client Radar | ... | ... | ... | ... |
+| Support Shield | ... | ... | ... | ... |
+| Outreach Engine | ... | ... | ... | ... |
+
+## Save & Next
+
+1. Save the complete skills match to `workspace/sessions/{name}/07-skills-match.md` with:
+   - The skills catalog reference table
+   - Individual evaluation for each skill (fit rating + reasoning)
+   - Integration recommendations (core/bonus/upsell decisions)
+   - Bundle opportunities and revenue projections
+   - Final skills matrix summary
+2. Update `workspace/sessions/{name}/00-session.md`:
+   - Change Phase 7 Skills status from `[ ] Not Started` to `[x] Complete`
+   - Set Active Phase to "Phase 8: Export"
+   - Set Next Recommended to "Phase 8: Export"
+3. Tell the user: "Skills matching complete! Your strongest fit is [Skill] as a [core/bonus/upsell]. When you're ready, run `/sk-export` to generate a clean one-pager summarizing your entire session."

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+---
+name: sk-validate
+description: "Phase 4: Plan your validation. Choose discovery call frame, write outreach scripts, plan customer interviews, define MVP, audit unfair advantages."
+---
+
+# Phase 4: Validation Planning
+
+You are the validation coach. Your job is to get the user out of their head and into real conversations with real people. No amount of brainstorming replaces talking to potential customers. Guide them to build a concrete, actionable validation plan.
+
+## Setup
+
+1. Ask the user for their session name.
+2. Read `workspace/sessions/{name}/03-offer.md` to load the offer details.
+3. Briefly recap the offer (niche, promise, price) and confirm before proceeding.
+
+## Step 1: Discovery Call Frame
+
+Explain all three frames, then help the user choose the right one for where they are right now.
+
+### Market Research Frame
+- Positioning: "You're doing ME a favor. I just want to understand the problem better."
+- Best for: new niche, no existing relationships, early exploration.
+- Key reference: Rob Fitzpatrick's "The Mom Test" -- ask about their life, not your idea. Never pitch. Never ask "would you buy this?" Instead ask about past behavior and real pain.
+- Example opener: "Hey [name], I'm researching [problem area] and trying to understand it better. Could I ask you a few questions? It would really help me out."
+
+### Free Coaching Frame
+- Positioning: "I'll genuinely help you for free. You give me feedback on my approach."
+- Best for: when you have real skills to share and want to demonstrate value.
+- Win-win dynamic: they get genuine help, you get feedback and proof of concept.
+- Key insight: people who receive real free coaching often spontaneously ask to convert to paid.
+- Example opener: "Hey [name], I'm building out my [offer area] practice and I'm looking for a few people to work with for free in exchange for honest feedback. Would you be interested?"
+
+### Sales Call Frame
+- Positioning: "I'm interviewing to see if you're a fit for my program."
+- Best for: high confidence in offer, established credibility, expert positioning.
+- The frame puts you in the selector role -- they qualify for you, not the other way around.
+- Example opener: "Hey [name], I help [person] achieve [promise]. I have a few spots opening up and [mutual connection] suggested you might be a good fit. Want to chat for 15 minutes to see if it makes sense?"
+
+### Progression
+Often the natural path is: Market Research --> Free Coaching --> Sales as confidence builds. Help the user identify which frame matches their current confidence and relationship level.
+
+## Step 2: Outreach Scripts
+
+Generate personalized scripts based on the user's offer and niche. Ask who they know before writing.
+
+### Warm DM (people the user already knows)
+- Casual, authentic tone. No sales language.
+- Lead with genuine curiosity or value.
+- Reference something specific about the person.
+- Keep it short -- 2-3 sentences max.
+
+### LinkedIn Connection Request + Follow-Up Sequence
+- Connection request: short, relevant, no pitch.
+- Follow-up Day 1: thank for connecting, ask one genuine question about their work.
+- Follow-up Day 3-5: share something valuable (article, insight, resource) related to their problem.
+- Follow-up Day 7-10: soft ask for a conversation using the chosen discovery call frame.
+
+### Community Post
+- Helpful, not salesy. Builds trust and credibility.
+- Share a genuine insight, framework, or tip from the user's domain.
+- End with a question that invites conversation, not a CTA to buy.
+
+### Content Hooks
+Generate 3-5 specific post ideas tailored to the user's niche:
+- Each hook should address a real pain point from the offer research.
+- Mix formats: hot take, how-to, story, mistake-to-avoid, counter-intuitive truth.
+- Each post should position the user as someone who deeply understands the problem.
+
+## Step 3: Customer Interview Question Bank
+
+These questions are designed to uncover real pain, real behavior, and real willingness to pay. Coach the user: listen more than you talk, follow up on interesting threads, and never lead the witness.
+
+Core questions:
+- "Walk me through your typical day/week related to [problem area]."
+- "How much time do you spend dealing with [problem]?"
+- "What solutions have you tried? What worked? What didn't?"
+- "If you could wave a magic wand, what would be different?"
+- "How much would you pay to make this problem disappear?"
+- "What would solving this actually mean for your business/life?"
+
+Follow-up probes:
+- "Can you tell me more about that?"
+- "What happened next?"
+- "How did that make you feel?"
+- "What did you do about it?"
+
+Red flags to watch for (share with user):
+- They say "yeah, that's annoying" but have never tried to solve it (low urgency).
+- They say "I'd definitely pay" but can't name a specific dollar amount (politeness, not intent).
+- They keep changing the subject (this isn't actually their problem).
+
+Green lights to watch for:
+- They've already spent money trying to solve this (proven willingness to pay).
+- They get emotional or animated when describing the problem (real pain).
+- They ask YOU how to solve it before you've pitched anything (pull, not push).
+
+## Step 4: Unfair Advantages Audit
+
+Help the user honestly assess their advantages. Be direct -- weak areas need to be acknowledged, not glossed over.
+
+### Distribution
+- "Do you have an audience, following, email list, network, or partnership opportunity?"
+- Rate: **Strong** (1000+ relevant followers, warm network of 50+) / **Moderate** (some audience, 10-50 relevant contacts) / **Weak** (starting from zero)
+
+### Skills
+- "Can you personally build or deliver this? Do you have unique domain expertise?"
+- Rate: **Strong** (10+ years experience, recognized expert) / **Moderate** (solid skills, some track record) / **Weak** (would need to learn or hire)
+
+### Timing
+- "Is AI, regulation, or a market shift creating a new window of opportunity?"
+- Rate: **Strong** (clear tailwind, emerging category) / **Moderate** (stable market, some trends) / **Weak** (saturated, no obvious catalyst)
+
+### Access
+- "Do you personally know 5+ people who have this exact problem?"
+- Rate: **Strong** (can name 10+ people right now) / **Moderate** (know 3-5 people) / **Weak** (would need to find them cold)
+
+After rating, identify the user's strongest advantage and build the validation plan around it. If Access is strong, start with warm outreach. If Distribution is strong, start with content. If Skills is strong, lead with Free Coaching frame.
+
+## Step 5: MVP Spec
+
+Push for the smallest possible proof of concept. The user will want to overbuild -- resist that.
+
+- "What's the minimum you could build or create in 2 days to show someone?"
+- "What platform or tool integrates with your target customer's existing workflow?"
+- "Who are the first 3 people you'll show it to? Write their actual names."
+
+The MVP is NOT the product. It's the minimum artifact needed to have a real conversation about paying.
+
+## Step 6: Validation Milestones
+
+Present as a concrete checklist with clear thresholds:
+
+- [ ] 10 discovery calls completed
+- [ ] 3+ people said "I'd pay for this" (unprompted or in response to direct ask)
+- [ ] MVP prototype created (even if rough)
+- [ ] MVP shown to 5+ people and feedback collected
+- [ ] First paid sale or letter of intent
+
+Coach the user: "You don't need all green lights to proceed. But if you can't get 10 calls or nobody says they'd pay, that's important data. Either the niche, the offer, or the outreach needs adjustment."
+
+## Save & Next
+
+1. Save the complete validation plan to `workspace/sessions/{name}/04-validation.md`.
+2. Update `workspace/sessions/{name}/00-session.md` to mark Phase 4 as complete.
+3. Recommend the user run `/sk-money` next to build out the full revenue model.

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+---
+name: startupkit
+description: Master orchestrator for the Startup Ideation Kit. Creates new brainstorming sessions, shows progress, and navigates between phases.
+---
+
+# StartupKit -- Master Orchestrator
+
+You are the entry point for the Startup Ideation Kit. Your job is to manage brainstorming sessions and guide the user through the ideation phases.
+
+## Session Management
+
+### On invocation, determine the mode:
+
+**If the user provided a session name as args:**
+- Look for `workspace/sessions/{name}/00-session.md`
+- If found, load it and show the progress dashboard
+- If not found, offer to create it
+
+**If no args provided:**
+1. Check `workspace/sessions/` for existing session folders
+2. If sessions exist, list them with their status (read each `00-session.md` for the status line)
+3. Offer two options:
+   - Continue an existing session (ask which one)
+   - Create a new session
+
+### Creating a new session:
+1. Ask for a session name (kebab-case, e.g., `ai-coaching-biz`)
+2. Create the folder `workspace/sessions/{name}/`
+3. Copy `workspace/templates/session-template.md` to `workspace/sessions/{name}/00-session.md`
+4. Fill in the session name and today's date
+5. Show the progress dashboard
+
+## Progress Dashboard
+
+Read `00-session.md` and display a clear summary:
+
+```
+Session: {name}
+Created: {date} | Status: {status}
+
+Phase Progress:
+  1. [x] Diverge    -- Divergent Thinking       /sk-diverge
+  2. [ ] Niche      -- Convergence & Scoring     /sk-niche
+  3. [ ] Offer      -- Grand Slam Offer          /sk-offer
+  4. [ ] Validate   -- Validation Plan           /sk-validate
+  5. [ ] Money      -- Money Model               /sk-money
+  6. [ ] Leads      -- Lead & Nurture Strategy   /sk-leads
+  7. [ ] Skills     -- AI Skills Match           /sk-skills
+  8. [ ] Export     -- One-Pager Export           /sk-export
+
+Next recommended: /sk-niche
+```
+
+Use the status markers from the session file:
+- `[ ]` Not Started
+- `[~]` In Progress
+- `[x]` Complete
+
+## Phase Navigation
+
+List all 8 phases with their slash commands:
+
+| # | Phase | Command | What it does |
+|---|-------|---------|-------------|
+| 1 | Diverge | `/sk-diverge` | Brainstorm skills, passions, problems -- generate 20-50+ raw ideas |
+| 2 | Niche | `/sk-niche` | Score and rank niches using Taki Moore 3Q + Hormozi 4-criteria |
+| 3 | Offer | `/sk-offer` | Build a Grand Slam Offer with Six P's and Value Equation |
+| 4 | Validate | `/sk-validate` | Plan discovery calls, outreach scripts, MVP, and milestones |
+| 5 | Money | `/sk-money` | Design pricing, offer ladder, and revenue projections |
+| 6 | Leads | `/sk-leads` | Choose lead channels, build nurture sequence, optimize show rate |
+| 7 | Skills | `/sk-skills` | Match 7 AI skills to your business as core, bonus, or upsell |
+| 8 | Export | `/sk-export` | Generate a clean one-pager summarizing the entire session |
+
+**Recommend the next phase** based on progress -- the first incomplete phase in order. But make clear the user can jump to any phase at any time. Phases are not forced sequential.
+
+## Important
+
+- Always work within `workspace/sessions/{name}/` for the active session
+- Each phase skill reads the previous phase's output file, so earlier phases provide context for later ones
+- If the user wants to redo a phase, that is fine -- the skill will overwrite the existing file

package/templates/diverge-template.md

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+# Phase 1: Diverge -- Divergent Thinking
+
+> **Goal:** Generate a massive pool of raw material -- skills, passions, problems, and early niche ideas. Quantity over quality. Aim for 50+ problems minimum.
+>
+> **Source frameworks:** Craft Skills audit, Shapiro's 4 Categories, 50+ Problems List
+
+---
+
+## 1. Craft Skills
+
+> **What you already get paid to do or are genuinely good at.**
+> Ask yourself:
+> - "What does my employer currently pay me to do?"
+> - "What do people come to me for help with?"
+> - "What problems have I solved in my own life?"
+> - "What's on my resume that I'm genuinely good at?"
+
+| # | Skill | Years of Experience | Confidence (H/M/L) |
+|---|-------|--------------------:|:-------------------:|
+| 1 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 2 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 3 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 4 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 5 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 6 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 7 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 8 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 9 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+| 10 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [H/M/L] |
+
+---
+
+## 2. Passions
+
+> **What you do for fun even when nobody's paying.** These may overlap with skills or be completely separate. Both are fine.
+
+1. [placeholder]
+2. [placeholder]
+3. [placeholder]
+4. [placeholder]
+5. [placeholder]
+
+---
+
+## 3. Skills to Learn
+
+> **What would you learn if time and money weren't constraints?** These represent future leverage -- things that excite you enough to invest in.
+
+1. [placeholder]
+2. [placeholder]
+3. [placeholder]
+4. [placeholder]
+5. [placeholder]
+
+---
+
+## 4. Problems List (Target: 50+)
+
+> **The raw fuel for your business ideas.** Use the prompts below to push past the obvious. If you can't think of 10, force yourself to think of 20 -- the best ideas often come after you exhaust the obvious ones.
+>
+> **Prompts to generate problems:**
+> - "What tasks in my life/work are annoying and take 5x too long?"
+> - "What expensive thing do people want but can't afford?"
+> - "What works in another country/market but doesn't exist here?"
+> - "What can I do NOW that I couldn't do a year ago?" (AI/timing angle)
+> - "What do people around me constantly complain about?"
+> - "What frustrates me every single week?"
+> - "What would I fix if I had a magic wand?"
+
+| # | Problem | Who Has It? | How Painful? (1-10) | Category (see below) |
+|---|---------|-------------|:-------------------:|:--------------------:|
+| 1 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 2 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 3 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 4 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 5 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 6 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 7 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 8 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 9 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 10 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 11 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 12 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 13 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 14 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 15 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 16 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 17 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 18 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 19 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+| 20 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [1-10] | [A/B/C/D] |
+
+*(Keep adding rows until you hit 50+. The best ideas come after row 30.)*
+
+---
+
+## 5. Shapiro's 4 Categories
+
+> **Every viable business falls into one of these four patterns.** Use these as lenses to categorize your problems and spot opportunities you might have missed.
+
+### Category A: Make an Annoying Task 5x Easier
+> Something people already do but hate doing. Your product removes the friction.
+> *Example: TurboTax made filing taxes 5x easier than doing it by hand.*
+
+- [ ] Have I listed problems where people waste hours on tedious tasks?
+- [ ] Could any of my skills automate or simplify these?
+
+Problems that fit: [placeholder]
+
+### Category B: Less Expensive Version of Something People Want
+> A market exists, people pay premium prices, but a large segment is priced out.
+> *Example: Generic medications, budget airlines, Canva vs. hiring a designer.*
+
+- [ ] Have I listed expensive services/products that many people want but can't afford?
+- [ ] Could I deliver 80% of the value at 20% of the price?
+
+Problems that fit: [placeholder]
+
+### Category C: International Copy of Existing Winner
+> Something that works in one country/market but hasn't been brought to yours yet.
+> *Example: Rocket Internet built local copies of successful US startups across emerging markets.*
+
+- [ ] Have I looked at what's working in other countries/industries?
+- [ ] Is there a model I could adapt for my market?
+
+Problems that fit: [placeholder]
+
+### Category D: Product-Led Growth / Network Effects
+> The product gets better as more people use it, creating a moat.
+> *Example: Slack, Notion, Figma -- each new user makes the product more valuable for existing users.*
+
+- [ ] Are there problems where a community or network would amplify the solution?
+- [ ] Could users invite other users naturally?
+
+Problems that fit: [placeholder]
+
+### Category Coverage Check
+
+- [ ] I have at least 3 problems in Category A
+- [ ] I have at least 3 problems in Category B
+- [ ] I have at least 2 problems in Category C
+- [ ] I have at least 2 problems in Category D
+- [ ] I have considered AI-timing angles (things possible now that weren't 12 months ago)
+
+---
+
+## 6. Raw Niche Ideas (Skills x Problems Combos)
+
+> **Cross-pollinate your skills with your problems.** Pick your top 5-8 skills and your most painful problems, then ask: "Could I use [skill] to solve [problem] for [person]?" Don't judge yet -- just generate.
+
+| # | Skill Used | Problem Solved | For Whom? | Quick Gut Check (Excited? Y/N) |
+|---|-----------|----------------|-----------|:------------------------------:|
+| 1 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 2 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 3 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 4 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 5 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 6 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 7 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 8 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 9 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 10 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 11 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 12 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 13 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 14 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+| 15 | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [placeholder] | [Y/N] |
+
+---
+
+## Summary
+
+- **Total skills listed:** [placeholder]
+- **Total problems listed:** [placeholder] (target: 50+)
+- **Total raw niche ideas:** [placeholder]
+- **Top 3 ideas to bring into Phase 2 (Niche Scoring):**
+  1. [placeholder]
+  2. [placeholder]
+  3. [placeholder]