Point at anything. Discover the agent worth building.
Turn anything you notice into the one agent worth building. Then do the work that tells you whether it is real.
The problem
Most ideas die on an assumption nobody ever checked.
Not because the founders were lazy. Because checking properly is slow, awkward and gets you no applause, and building is none of those things. So people build on a hunch, call it momentum, and find out at the end which part was never true.
What is different here
More to choose from, and a reason to choose.
It surfaces far more real openings than you would find alone, then gets strict exactly where it matters: which one is worth your year, and the actual job of proving it. Who to talk to, what to ask, and what would count as an answer.
What changes
Generous at the start. Serious at the end.
Ideas on tap, from anywhere.
Type a profession, an industry, or something you noticed on the way to work. It comes back with where people in that world are actually stuck, and what is moving right now. Run as many as you like. You are no longer choosing between the three ideas you had in the shower.
You know which one is worth your year.
Each one comes with who is already there, what has been tried and died, and the honest case against it. So when someone asks why this and not that, the answer is not your own confidence.
You do the part most people skip.
The conversations, the awkward questions, the line you commit to before you go looking. Not because it is virtuous, but because it is the only part that can actually tell you something you did not already believe.
Walking away stops feeling like failure.
Closing a direction is a real move here, recorded like any other. You get to drop the idea that is not working without it being the day you gave up.
Who this is for
Serious, wherever you are sitting.
Built for
Something to lose
A deadline you did not choose, a reputation you intend to keep, and two or three of you whose next six months this is. In a programme or already working. Funded or not.
Not built for
A free weekend
If being wrong costs you two days, find out by building it. That is the cheaper test, and we would tell you so.
Do it properly, once.
The wrong year is the one thing you cannot buy back.
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