ventureos 1.1.26 → 1.1.28

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  1. package/agents/customer-discovery.md +8 -8
  2. package/agents/domain-explorer.md +3 -3
  3. package/agents/product-strategist.md +7 -7
  4. package/package.json +1 -1
  5. package/templates/venture-brief.md +6 -6
  6. package/venture-master.md +8 -8
  7. package/workflows/0-explore/domain-deep-dive/instructions.xml +8 -7
  8. package/workflows/0-explore/domain-deep-dive/workflow.yaml +1 -1
  9. package/workflows/1-setup-team/mothership-alignment/instructions.xml +1 -1
  10. package/workflows/1-setup-team/team-formation/instructions.xml +1 -1
  11. package/workflows/2-understand-market/market-mapping/instructions.xml +3 -3
  12. package/workflows/2-understand-market/stakeholder-identification/instructions.xml +2 -2
  13. package/workflows/3-find-pain/customer-pain-discovery/step-1-pain-hypothesis.md +4 -4
  14. package/workflows/3-find-pain/customer-pain-discovery/step-3-synthesis.md +2 -2
  15. package/workflows/3-find-pain/customer-pain-discovery/step-4-pain-atomization.md +1 -1
  16. package/workflows/3-find-pain/customer-pain-discovery/step-5-pain-journey-map.md +2 -2
  17. package/workflows/4-define-solution/feasibility-assessment/instructions.xml +2 -2
  18. package/workflows/4-define-solution/wedge-design/step-2-value-propositions.md +1 -1
  19. package/workflows/4-define-solution/wedge-design/step-3-prototype.md +1 -1
  20. package/workflows/4-define-solution/wedge-design/step-4-solution-testing.md +2 -2
  21. package/workflows/5-business-case/checkin-pitch/step-1-evidence-compilation.md +1 -1
  22. package/workflows/5-business-case/checkin-pitch/step-2-pitch-creation.md +1 -1
  23. package/workflows/5-business-case/checkin-pitch/step-3-nvb-review.md +1 -1
  24. package/workflows/5-business-case/initial-business-case/instructions.xml +2 -2
  25. package/workflows/6-design-business/business-model-design/instructions.xml +3 -3
  26. package/workflows/6-design-business/final-pitch/step-1-narrative.md +2 -2
  27. package/workflows/6-design-business/final-pitch/step-2-slides.md +1 -1
  28. package/workflows/6-design-business/final-pitch/step-3-excalidraw.md +2 -2
  29. package/workflows/6-design-business/final-pitch/step-4-nvb-final-review.md +2 -2
  30. package/workflows/6-design-business/market-experiments/step-1-gtm-plan.md +3 -3
  31. package/workflows/6-design-business/market-experiments/step-2-landing-page.md +2 -2
  32. package/workflows/6-design-business/market-experiments/step-4-measure.md +2 -2
  33. package/workflows/autopilot/autopilot.md +20 -20
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ These are your operating instructions for this VentureOS session. You are Claude
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  <r>ALL synthetic/simulated output MUST be clearly labeled: "⚠️ SIMULATED — AI-generated. Not real customer data. Treat as hypothesis only."</r>
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  <r>Pain scoring MUST use the FIP framework from {project-root}/ventureOS/scoring/pain-scoring.yaml</r>
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  <r>Load files ONLY when executing a workflow or command — EXCEPTION: config.yaml at activation.</r>
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- <r>After producing outputs, save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/find-pain/ and update venture-state.yaml.</r>
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+ <r>After producing outputs, save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/03-find-pain/ and update venture-state.yaml.</r>
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  <r>Always distinguish buyer (who pays) from user (who uses) — flag this whenever it matters.</r>
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  <r>Synthesis must extract: top 3-5 pain themes, strongest pain with FIP score, representative quotes, ICP signals.</r>
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  5. Produce simulated interview transcripts for each persona
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  7. Label every output: "⚠️ SIMULATED — AI-generated persona. Not real customer data."
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  3. Parse and normalize into VentureOS interview format
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  4. Run synthesis: extract themes, pain signals, FIP-scoreable patterns, persona signals
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  5. Produce interview-synthesis.md from the imported data
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  <item cmd="PD or fuzzy match on pain-discovery or full-workflow" exec="{project-root}/ventureOS/workflows/3-find-pain/customer-pain-discovery/workflow.md">[PD] Full Pain Discovery — Run all 5 steps: hypothesis → interviews → synthesis → atomization → journey map</item>
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- <item cmd="IS or fuzzy match on interview-script or script" action="Generate a customer interview script using the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/interview-script.md. Ask: interview type (pain-point / concept card / solution testing / expert), ICP, and pain hypotheses. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/find-pain/interview-scripts/">[IS] Interview Script — Generate a tailored customer or expert interview script</item>
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- <item cmd="SY or fuzzy match on synthesis or analyze-notes" action="Run interview synthesis. Ask user to paste interview notes or confirm which interview files to process. Apply the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/interview-synthesis.md. Extract: top pain themes, FIP signals, representative quotes, persona signals, ICP evidence. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/find-pain/interview-synthesis.md">[SY] Synthesize Interviews — Analyze interview notes and extract pain patterns</item>
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+ <item cmd="IS or fuzzy match on interview-script or script" action="Generate a customer interview script using the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/interview-script.md. Ask: interview type (pain-point / concept card / solution testing / expert), ICP, and pain hypotheses. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/03-find-pain/interview-scripts/">[IS] Interview Script — Generate a tailored customer or expert interview script</item>
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+ <item cmd="SY or fuzzy match on synthesis or analyze-notes" action="Run interview synthesis. Ask user to paste interview notes or confirm which interview files to process. Apply the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/interview-synthesis.md. Extract: top pain themes, FIP signals, representative quotes, persona signals, ICP evidence. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/03-find-pain/interview-synthesis.md">[SY] Synthesize Interviews — Analyze interview notes and extract pain patterns</item>
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  <item cmd="SIM or fuzzy match on synthetic or simulate" action="#synthetic-interviews">[SIM] Synthetic Interviews — AI simulates customer personas and interview responses (labeled SIMULATED)</item>
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- <item cmd="PA or fuzzy match on pain-atomization or atomize" action="Run pain atomization. Load interview-synthesis.md. Using the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/pain-atomization.md and the FIP framework from {project-root}/ventureOS/scoring/pain-scoring.yaml, decompose broad pains into atomic units and score each on frequency, intensity, and prevalence. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/find-pain/pain-atomization.md">[PA] Pain Atomization — Decompose and score pains (Frequency / Intensity / Prevalence)</item>
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- <item cmd="JM or fuzzy match on journey-map or pain-journey" action="Create a customer pain journey map using the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/pain-journey-map.md. Map: trigger event, pain touchpoints, emotional states, workarounds, desired outcome. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/find-pain/pain-journey-map.md">[JM] Pain Journey Map — Map the customer's pain journey and emotional arc</item>
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- <item cmd="ICP or fuzzy match on ideal-customer or icp-profile" action="Create or refine the Ideal Customer Profile using the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/icp-profile.md. Base on interview synthesis and pain atomization evidence. Include: demographics, psychographics, behaviors, pain intensity, buying power, buyer vs user distinction. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/find-pain/icp-profile.md">[ICP] ICP Definition — Define or refine the Ideal Customer Profile</item>
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+ <item cmd="PA or fuzzy match on pain-atomization or atomize" action="Run pain atomization. Load interview-synthesis.md. Using the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/pain-atomization.md and the FIP framework from {project-root}/ventureOS/scoring/pain-scoring.yaml, decompose broad pains into atomic units and score each on frequency, intensity, and prevalence. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/03-find-pain/pain-atomization.md">[PA] Pain Atomization — Decompose and score pains (Frequency / Intensity / Prevalence)</item>
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+ <item cmd="JM or fuzzy match on journey-map or pain-journey" action="Create a customer pain journey map using the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/pain-journey-map.md. Map: trigger event, pain touchpoints, emotional states, workarounds, desired outcome. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/03-find-pain/pain-journey-map.md">[JM] Pain Journey Map — Map the customer's pain journey and emotional arc</item>
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+ <item cmd="ICP or fuzzy match on ideal-customer or icp-profile" action="Create or refine the Ideal Customer Profile using the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/icp-profile.md. Base on interview synthesis and pain atomization evidence. Include: demographics, psychographics, behaviors, pain intensity, buying power, buyer vs user distinction. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/03-find-pain/icp-profile.md">[ICP] ICP Definition — Define or refine the Ideal Customer Profile</item>
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  <item cmd="IM or fuzzy match on import or integration" action="#import-integration">[IM] Import Research — Integrate data from Listen Labs, Maze, UserTesting, or any structured export</item>
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  <r>Web search is ENABLED — use it actively and repeatedly. Do not rely on training data alone for market facts, competitor details, or funding information. Always search first.</r>
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  <r>Always cite sources: format as [Source name](URL) — date of access where possible. Label AI-synthesized estimates clearly as [A].</r>
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- <r>After producing research outputs, save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/understand-market/ and update venture-state.yaml.</r>
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  <item cmd="DD or fuzzy match on domain-deep-dive or exploration" workflow="{project-root}/ventureOS/workflows/0-explore/domain-deep-dive/workflow.yaml">[DD] Domain Deep Dive — Full opportunity scan for a domain (pre-incubation entry point)</item>
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  <item cmd="MM or fuzzy match on market-mapping or competitive" workflow="{project-root}/ventureOS/workflows/2-understand-market/market-mapping/workflow.yaml">[MM] Market Mapping — Competitive landscape, players, positioning, market dynamics</item>
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- <item cmd="MS or fuzzy match on market-sizing or tam" action="Guide the user through a market sizing exercise. Use the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/market-sizing.md. Perform BOTH top-down (TAM→SAM→SOM via industry reports and analyst data) and bottom-up (# of target customers × ACV) sizing. Use web search for real data. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/understand-market/market-sizing.md and update venture-state.yaml.">[MS] Market Sizing — TAM/SAM/SOM (top-down + bottom-up) with web-sourced data</item>
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+ <item cmd="MS or fuzzy match on market-sizing or tam" action="Guide the user through a market sizing exercise. Use the template at {project-root}/ventureOS/templates/market-sizing.md. Perform BOTH top-down (TAM→SAM→SOM via industry reports and analyst data) and bottom-up (# of target customers × ACV) sizing. Use web search for real data. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/02-understand-market/market-sizing.md and update venture-state.yaml.">[MS] Market Sizing — TAM/SAM/SOM (top-down + bottom-up) with web-sourced data</item>
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  <item cmd="SI or fuzzy match on stakeholder-identification or stakeholders" workflow="{project-root}/ventureOS/workflows/2-understand-market/stakeholder-identification/workflow.yaml">[SI] Stakeholder Identification — Who matters most, who has primary pain, stakeholder hypotheses</item>
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- <item cmd="CA or fuzzy match on competitive-analysis or competitors" action="Perform a deep competitive analysis using web research. For each of the top 4-6 competitors: (1) founding year, funding raised, investor names [Crunchbase]; (2) target customer and positioning; (3) pricing model and price points; (4) top user complaints — search '[competitor] reviews reddit' and '[competitor] G2 reviews'; (5) recent strategic moves (last 12 months) — new features, pivots, acquisitions, expansions; (6) hiring signals — what roles are they hiring for right now [LinkedIn]; (7) specific weakness and where a new entrant can win. Conclude with a differentiation matrix and the 2-3 clearest opportunity gaps. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/understand-market/competitive-analysis.md.">[CA] Competitive Analysis — Deep competitor research: funding, pricing, complaints, hiring signals, weaknesses</item>
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+ <item cmd="CA or fuzzy match on competitive-analysis or competitors" action="Perform a deep competitive analysis using web research. For each of the top 4-6 competitors: (1) founding year, funding raised, investor names [Crunchbase]; (2) target customer and positioning; (3) pricing model and price points; (4) top user complaints — search '[competitor] reviews reddit' and '[competitor] G2 reviews'; (5) recent strategic moves (last 12 months) — new features, pivots, acquisitions, expansions; (6) hiring signals — what roles are they hiring for right now [LinkedIn]; (7) specific weakness and where a new entrant can win. Conclude with a differentiation matrix and the 2-3 clearest opportunity gaps. Save to {output_folder}/{venture_name}/02-understand-market/competitive-analysis.md.">[CA] Competitive Analysis — Deep competitor research: funding, pricing, complaints, hiring signals, weaknesses</item>
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  <r>ASSUMPTION ALERT RULE: When reviewing any output or when a user reports an error, scan for [A] labels. If Phase ≥ 5 and [A] labels are present on key metrics (pricing, ACV, market size, unit economics), warn: "⚠️ These metrics are still unvalidated assumptions ([A]) and will be challenged by NVB at the gate. Recommend validating before the gate."</r>
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- - setup-team/ → team-charter.md, operating-plan.md, mothership-asset-map.md
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- - understand-market/ → market-map.md, competitive-analysis.md, market-sizing.md, stakeholder-map.md (Phase 2 / UM outputs)
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- - find-pain/ → pain-hypothesis.md, icp-profile.md, interview-synthesis.md, pain-atomization.md, pain-journey-map.md, interviews/
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- - define-solution/ → wedge-definition.md, value-proposition.md, vision-story.md, solution-feasibility.md, product-roadmap.md, concept-cards/, prototype/
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- - business-case/ → business-model-canvas.md, financial-model.md, pricing-model.md, experiment-plan.md, gate-evaluation.md, pitch/checkin-pitch.md
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- - design-business/ → gtm-plan.md, pilot-pipeline.md, market-experiment.md, pitch/pitch-deck.md, pitch/deck.html
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+ - 00-domain-research/ → market-landscape.md, competitive-analysis.md, market-sizing.md, domain-scan.md (Phase 0 / EX outputs)
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+ - 01-setup-team/ → team-charter.md, operating-plan.md, mothership-asset-map.md
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+ - 02-understand-market/ → market-map.md, competitive-analysis.md, market-sizing.md, stakeholder-map.md (Phase 2 / UM outputs)
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+ - 03-find-pain/ → pain-hypothesis.md, icp-profile.md, interview-synthesis.md, pain-atomization.md, pain-journey-map.md, interviews/
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+ - 04-define-solution/ → wedge-definition.md, value-proposition.md, vision-story.md, solution-feasibility.md, product-roadmap.md, concept-cards/, prototype/
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+ - 05-business-case/ → business-model-canvas.md, financial-model.md, pricing-model.md, experiment-plan.md, gate-evaluation.md, pitch/checkin-pitch.md
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+ - 06-design-business/ → gtm-plan.md, pilot-pipeline.md, market-experiment.md, pitch/pitch-deck.md, pitch/deck.html
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156
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98
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98
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