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54 lines
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# Prototype: Example Prototype
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## One-Line Pitch
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A placeholder example showing how prototype cards should be structured.
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## Stage
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Prototype Candidate
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## Target User or Audience
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Potential early users, collaborators, or customers.
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## Problem / Desire / Curiosity
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This placeholder should be replaced with a concrete problem, desire, curiosity, or opportunity.
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## Learning Question
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What would we need to learn to know whether this idea deserves another step?
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## Smallest Useful Test
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Create a one-page concept note and ask three relevant people for feedback.
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## Expected Signal
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At least one person asks for a concrete next step, gives specific use-case feedback, or identifies a realistic context where the idea would matter.
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## Signal Strength
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S0
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## Promotion Target
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None yet
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## Risks
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The idea may seem interesting without being useful.
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## Agentic Suitability
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Agents may help turn rough notes into a sharper prototype card.
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## Next Action
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Replace this example with a real candidate or delete it after the first real prototype cards exist.
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## Notes
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Example only.
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