Kill My Idea
A web app asks Jev a set of parallel questions to decide whether a startup idea should be killed, fixed, or shipped.
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How it uses Jev
The server sends the startup idea as `state.startup_idea` with eight goal-adjusted Score questions, a Choice for product category, and a Noul for understandability. Code normalizes and weights the eight scores, applies a clarity gate, and maps the result to KILL, FIX, or SHIP.
What Jev decides
Illustrative idea-scoring request shape; no Jev response was captured here.Example answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · problem
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION
Does `startup_idea` solve a real problem that people actually feel?
STATE
The request state has one field, `startup_idea`, containing the submitted idea; no example runtime value is asserted.
JEV · SCORE
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App workflow
- Submit an idea
The server validates the idea text and selected goal.
- Evaluate dimensions
Jev receives the idea and asks eight goal-adjusted Score questions alongside category and clarity questions.
- Compute the recommendation
Code normalizes the scores to 0–100, applies goal-specific weights and a clarity gate, then maps the total to KILL, FIX, or SHIP.
- Review the breakdown
The app presents dimension results and a collapsible panel with raw Jev answers and evaluation metadata; successful evaluations can be archived.
Why it is interesting
The verdict is assembled from inspectable dimensions, goal-specific weights, and a separate clarity gate rather than a single free-form model opinion.