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About find-community

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find-community

Help identify and evaluate communities to build a minimalist business around

find-community is an agent skill that helps someone find and evaluate the communities they could build a small business around. It follows the Minimalist Entrepreneur approach, which starts with community rather than a product idea: the best small businesses come from people who are already part of a community and notice a problem worth solving. The skill walks the user through identifying the communities they already belong to, which can include professional groups, hobby communities, online forums, local organisations, alumni networks and parent groups. It then asks where they spend their time online, which platforms and groups they follow, and which problems they hear people complain about again and again. Recurring pain points within a community the user understands well are treated as the best source of business ideas. The final question is which of these communities the user would be excited to serve for years, since the work is long term and not a weekend project. The skill includes evaluation criteria for comparing the options. It is part of the slavingia skills collection and is added to a compatible agent with the skills command. It is useful for people who are looking for a business idea and want to start from a community they know.

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Price
Free
Made by
slavingia
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/slavingia/skills/find-community