the three questions that kill most ideas

should it be a prompt?


the moat line · vol. i

Put your idea on trial before the sharpest investor you'll never get a meeting with. Three questions, one honest ruling, and the prompt that proves it.


precedent · try one

One free ruling a day. Need more? run it unlimited as a skill →

the docket · sample rulings

verdicts already on the record

I went first. Here are three of my own businesses, graded by the same machine, with nowhere to hide.

exhibit · the moat line

every idea sits on a ladder

One question sorts it: what's the smallest thing someone would have to reproduce to replace you, and can they just type it?

4

a real system

above the moat line. it can't be typed into existence.

3

a weekend clone

a builder rebuilds the demo by Sunday. the code isn't the moat.

2

just a skill

a SKILL.md or a custom GPT is the whole product.

1

just a prompt

the model already does this.

below the line, AI or a builder can type it into existence. above it, they can't.

from the writing