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Claude Skills by RemiPelloux
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- BuildTurn an idea that already has a kill-my-idea verdict into a starter kit for building it, in ideas/<folder>/build/. It writes the project README, .env.example, folder structure, PRD, architecture, decision log, test plan, user stories with acceptance criteria, sprints, a Definition of Done, a 12-month business plan with 3 scenarios (computed, not guessed), the Pelloux coding guidelines, brand tokens, a motion-design storyboard with a ready Remotion video project, and creative ads with a target...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Check TweetFact-check a viral "make money" post (tweet, thread, LinkedIn or Reddit post, YouTube description) before acting on it. It checks every claim, redoes the math, names what the author is selling, and gives a verdict on the opportunity. Use when the user pastes or links a post promising income ("I make $10k/month with…", "this side hustle pays…"), or asks "is this real?", "is this legit?", "check this tweet".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- CompareRank all the ideas evaluated with kill-my-idea in this project, from their verdict.json files, recommend which ONE to focus on this week, and write the idea dashboard (ideas/board.html) and the brain note (ideas/BRAIN.md). With --refresh, re-research stale verdicts before ranking. Use when the user says "compare my ideas", "which idea should I do", "rank my ideas", "what should I focus on", "refresh", "update the ranking", or has evaluated 2 or more ideas.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DeepdiveDeep-dive due diligence on a business idea, after or instead of a quick kill-my-idea verdict. It runs parallel research tracks (market size, competitor teardown, customer voice from reviews and forums, pricing, channels, regulation per country) with 40 or more sources, then updates the metrics, the score and the verdict. Use when the user says "deep dive", "go deeper", "full analysis", "due diligence", or wants more evidence before spending money on an idea.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- FixFind the smallest set of changes that would take an idea with a kill-my-idea verdict to GO (70+), and say honestly when it can't get there. It re-prices the idea against the competitors' price pages, picks the must-have features and the one difference from competitor gaps and customer complaints, and changes the customer, channel, model or country where the evidence says so. Each change lists its prerequisites (skills, money, time, partners, legal) and the sub-scores it moves; the fixed idea ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- KillBrutally honest co-founder that tries to kill a business or side-project idea with real, sourced research before the user wastes time or money. Extracts a structured idea brief, asks a few sharp questions (country, budget, goal), computes key metrics (market size, CAC, LTV, margin, break-even), scores it out of 100 with a GO / PIVOT / NO-GO verdict, and gives a shareable verdict card and a 7-day test. Use when the user says "kill my idea", "rate my idea", "new idea:", "is this worth building"...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- RoastRoast a startup or business idea. It is funny and savage, but every burn is backed by a real, sourced fact, and it ends with the kill-my-idea verdict card. Use when the user says "roast my idea", "roast my startup", "roast <company>", or wants a shareable, funny verdict. Also works on famous companies (for example Juicero or Quibi).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- NukeRun every kill-my-idea step on one idea in a single command - kill, a deep dive when it scores a PIVOT, fix (the path to GO), the 7-day test kit, the starter kit, and the share drafts - then write NUKE.md, one page that ties it all together. Stops after fix when even the fixed idea stays under 50, unless the user wants to go on. Use when the user says "nuke my idea", "do everything", "the full run", "run it all", "full pipeline", or runs /kill-my-idea:nuke.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- ShareTurn a kill-my-idea verdict into a verdict card image and ready-to-post drafts for Reddit, X, LinkedIn or Hacker News, each written for that place's rules (no link where links are banned, length limits, no lessons section). Use when the user says "share my verdict", "post this", "make a post", "write a Reddit post about it", "tweet the verdict", or runs /kill-my-idea:share after a kill, fix or validate.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- ValidateTurn an idea's 7-day test into a ready kit (a landing page with a waitlist, an interview script, outreach messages, and targets with numbers), then re-score the idea from the real results. Use when the user says "validate my idea", "test my idea", "landing page for my idea", "fake door", "interview script", "I ran the test", "here are my numbers", or runs /kill-my-idea:validate (add --results when they have numbers) after a kill, deepdive or fix.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2