sales-readysetlaunch

name	sales-readysetlaunch
description	ReadySetLaunch (readysetlaunch.ai) platform help — an AI startup-idea validator built to interrogate, not flatter. Its Launch Control walks founders through 13 questions across 7 pillars (problem, customer, demand, differentiation, execution, distribution, monetisation), surfacing the gaps in weak answers instead of handing out an inflated score, grounded in a database of failed, unicorn, and acquired startups. Deliberately slow (30–45 min/idea), anti-gaslighting, credit-based, no subscription. Use when running an idea through ReadySetLaunch / Launch Control, interpreting its pillar-level gaps and launch-readiness report, comparing its interrogation model against score-in-seconds validators like IdeaProof or Validator AI, deciding whether credit packs are worth it, or asking whether it has an API to export reports. UI-only, no public API. Do NOT use for the validate-before-building method or comparing validators (use /sales-idea-validation), or building the smoke-test landing page (use /sales-funnel).
argument-hint	[describe what you need help with in ReadySetLaunch]
license	MIT
version	1.0.0
tags	["sales","validation","pre-launch","platform"]

ReadySetLaunch Platform Help

ReadySetLaunch (readysetlaunch.ai) is an AI startup-idea validator built to interrogate, not flatter. Its core product, Launch Control, walks a founder through 13 structured questions across 7 pillars (problem clarity, target customer, demand signal strength, differentiation, execution feasibility, distribution readiness, monetisation viability). Each question breaks into plain-English sub-prompts that show what a good answer looks like; on weak answers it surfaces the specific gap and coaches you to close it — rather than emitting a single feel-good score. Every signal is graded against a database of real startup outcomes (failed, successful, unicorn, acquired). It's deliberately slow (~30–45 min per idea — "30 minutes on purpose"), explicitly anti-gaslighting (no engineered encouragement, no hallucinated confidence), and credit-based with no subscription. It is a UI tool — no documented public API. It also publishes competitor review pages (/compare/{tool}/review/) and a startup case database (/cases/).

Step 1 — Gather context

If references/learnings.md exists, read it first for accumulated platform knowledge.

Ask only what you can't infer:

1. What do you want from ReadySetLaunch?
   • A) Run an idea through Launch Control and interpret the pillar-level gaps / launch-readiness report
   • B) Understand the 7-pillar / 13-question method and how the "surface the gap" scoring works
   • C) Understand the credits system — free credits, packs, no subscription — and whether it's worth it
   • D) Export or automate the report (API / integration reality)
2. What's the real question — "is this idea worth building?" or "how do I use this tool?" If it's the go/no-go decision itself, that's /sales-idea-validation (a validator's output is a gut check, not demand) — route in Step 2.

Skip-ahead: if the user wants the validate-before-building method or to compare validators across the market, that's a /sales-idea-validation question — route immediately.

Step 2 — Route or answer directly

If the user's question is about…	Route to
The validate-before-building method, or the go/no-go decision itself