TASK GUIDE

Understand an assessment

Read the recommendation, inspect support and gaps, and understand conditional economics.

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Start with the recommendation and biggest uncertainty. A useful hold or no-go can be a completed result; your own decision remains separate.

Is a hold or no-go a completed result?

Yes. A useful hold or no-go is a completed assessment with its reasons, uncertainty and next evidence to collect. You can read and export it without buying a plan. Review the blockers and proposed tests, then record your own direction separately from the generated recommendation. Stopping with a useful saved result can be a successful outcome.

How strong is the evidence?

Evidence (Research in a full founder pack) separates supported findings, assumptions, gaps and contradictions. Inspect the exact cited source revision, date, excerpt and limitations. Retrieval or a text match verifies access to particular text, not the truth or commercial significance of the claim. Reported confidence and source quality are judgments that still need review.

Use the open challenges and validation tests to investigate a material uncertainty. Founder observations, generated assessments and independent checks stay distinct. Evidence that contradicts a claim should affect the decision rather than disappearing into a completion score.

What do the financial numbers mean?

For an idea assessment, open Assessment → Understand the economics and assumptions (Decision in a full founder pack) to review the assumptions and deterministic calculations behind the economic result. Missing inputs stay unknown. A scenario compares changed assumptions and cash timing; it does not prove demand or guarantee revenue. Review what the chosen business model supports before interpreting its outputs.

Saving or selecting an economic scenario does not silently rewrite the assessment. Review an assessment update if you want a revised recommendation. Your founder direction stays a separate decision.

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