Operational Anchor
Founder pain, turned into an AI-powered diagnostic.
Role — Product Designer & Prompt Architect
A self-serve instrument designed to turn a respondent's answers into a structured diagnostic readout.
Recognized pain
Design hypothesis: owner-led businesses describe operational strain in inconsistent language, leaving no shared vocabulary for diagnosis. This framing is a design hypothesis, not an observed constraint finding.
Existing value
A structured diagnostic framework developed in practice, expressed as 12 weighted dimensions.
Constraint
Success meant translating a structured diagnostic framework into a self-serve tool that produced a specific, non-generic readout.
Decision
Extract the framework into 12 weighted dimensions, then use structured prompting to synthesize a personalized report.
Activation
Landing page, assessment flow, and structured prompt system built in Lovable with Supabase.
Evidence
Designed to turn a respondent's answers into a structured diagnostic readout. Completion time, founder adoption, and subsequent business outcomes remain unverified.
Economic consequence
Hypothesis: without a structured instrument, an initial readout depends on a scheduled conversation. Not measured.
What remains unproven
The constraint framing is a design hypothesis. Completion time, founder adoption, reuse of the vocabulary, and subsequent business outcomes remain unverified.
Readiness
The framework provides shared vocabulary a founder could use with a team, advisors, or future hires. Shared vocabulary is designed for use, not observed reuse.
Tools used
Deliverables
- 12-dimension readiness framework
- Guided assessment flow
- Structured prompt system
Documented evidence
- →Working assessment flow and structured readout logic built and published
- →Shared vocabulary designed for use with teams and advisors — reuse not observed
- →Completion time, founder adoption, and business outcomes unverified
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