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  • six agents roasting my idea in 90 seconds is way cheaper than pitching it to friends at dinner. any chance of a round two where I get to fight back?
  • the idea is good to have those kind of things to evaluate ideas but it is but the score is not really clear, if I have 4/10 does it means my idea is 4 out of 10 to build or the red team gives it a 4/10 on the 'do not build it' scale
  • I don’t understand this type of business. It’s basically a set of prompts? Why wouldn’t I just ask Claude to do the same? It can spawn multiple agents and have them red-team any idea
  • - you know what you should actually build?

    - an agent that builds an mvp and auto markets it to get the first 100 customers

    - and then measures how long it took, how many people it reached, how many people converted

    - and then rates an idea from 1 to 10

  • Sounds like a great way to aggregate a bunch of other people's startup ideas...
  • Before you drop your idea, because of it -> I've tested on few fast growing startups with track record. Red-team still didn't like the pitch. It's not a good judge if proven examples are still worthless to it.
  • I like the name, and the idea. Not sure 6 AI Agents could give you the feeback that the free market naturally provides. Cool idea though
  • PREMORTEM: AI idea red team. Submit a startup idea. Six AI agents simultaneously try to tear it apart — market, tech, competition, unit economics, and more. A seventh writes the memo.

    IDEA SCORE Average of the six seats: 2.5 / 10

    THE CUSTOMER DOUBTER 3

    THE COMPETITOR SCOUT 2

    THE MARKET SKEPTIC 4

    THE TECHNICAL CRITIC 3

    THE UNIT ECONOMICS JUDGE 2

    THE PESSIMIST 1

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