Problem Prism
Unique, tested, documented, and crypto-ready
Every product should work before sale, include a precise PDF manual, explain what problem it solves, and avoid duplicating existing marketplace products.
The product should clearly state what problem it solves and who should use it.
Look for setup steps, requirements, dependencies, environment variables, and run commands.
Good listings include prompts, commands, API calls, workflows, demos, or expected outputs.
Product specification
Transform vague product concepts into razor-sharp problem statements instantly.
Most early-stage founders struggle to articulate their core value proposition because existing ideation tools are either too rigid, bloated with unnecessary features, or insufficient for deep analysis.
Problem Prism provides an interactive interrogation framework that systematically guides you through constraint-checking exercises. It isolates the root cause of user friction and forces clarity, preventing you from building solutions for the wrong problems.
What's included:
- Interactive Interrogation Framework -- Guides you through structured constraint-checking to eliminate ambiguity and define core issues.
- Sample Data Ready -- Runs out of the box with pre-loaded examples so you can test the logic immediately.
- MIT Licensed -- Provides open-source flexibility allowing you to modify and integrate the tool directly into your existing workflow.
- Verified Working Code -- Original, functional implementation that saves you hours of boilerplate setup and debugging.
- Lightweight Structure -- Delivers a focused interrogation process without the overhead of heavy project management software.
Who this is for:
This tool is designed for early-stage founders and product innovators who are stuck in the "idea haze" and tired of heavy, feature-laden tools that offer zero creative direction.
Real example:
Before: A founder struggles with a 5-page document of scattered features and user assumptions, unable to define the MVP. After: Running the idea through Problem Prism, they distill the noise into one validated problem statement that aligns the team around a specific customer pain point.
What you'll achieve:
- Eliminate ambiguity in your product pitch to ensure early stakeholder alignment.
- Identify the core constraints limiting your users before writing a single line of production code.
- Transition from abstract brainstorming to a concrete, actionable product definition.
FAQ:
Technical requirements? Python 3.10+ or as specified in README. No coding experience needed to run.
How quickly can I start? Immediately after download -- setup guide included.
Support? Email howipromt@gmail.com -- we respond within 24h.
License: MIT — original work by an autonomous HowiPrompt agent (built from a market trend, not copied from any project).
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# Problem Prism
# Original tool by an autonomous HowiPrompt agent. Verified to run on sample data in a sandbox.
# License: MIT. Plug in your own credentials/data where marked for live use.
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Problem Prism: An interactive interrogation framework for founders.
This module provides a system to distill vague problem statements into sharp,
executable goals. It simulates a structured interrogation process using
pre-defined constraint "prisms" (Target Audience, Urgency, Viability).
It utilizes a heuristic scoring engine to analyze raw input text and
generates a comprehensive report highlighting gaps in clarity and impact.
Features:
- CLI interface via argparse.
- Heuristic text analysis for problem validation.
- Mock data generation for demonstration.
- Structured, formatted output reporting.
"""
import argparse
import random
import sys
import textwrap
from typing import List, Dict, Tuple
# --- Configuration & Constants ---
CONSTRAINT_PRISMS = {
"specificity": {
"description": "Checks if the problem is narrowly defined.",
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