Description
Stress-test is an agent skill that takes a business assumption and tries to break it before the market does. You give it an assumption such as a revenue projection, a market size, a competitive moat, hiring speed, or customer retention, and it tests whether the assumption holds. The skill is built on the observation that the most dangerous assumptions are the ones everyone already agrees on, because an optimistic team and optimistic investors can inflate a model without anyone noticing. It is useful before you commit to a plan whose core assumptions have not been validated, for example when a model shows a large annual recurring revenue figure by a set month, or when a fundraising plan assumes a round will close. The stress test asks what would have to be true for the assumption to hold and what happens if it is wrong, so the risk is visible. It is part of the claude-skills collection by alirezarezvani and is listed on skills.sh as free.…
Highlights
- Stress-tests any business assumption, such as revenue or market size
- Targets assumptions that a team has agreed on without checking
- Shows what must be true and what happens if it is not
- Run with /em:stress-test and the assumption
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stress-test FAQ
What does stress-test do?
It challenges one business assumption, such as revenue projections or market size, to see whether it holds.
What assumptions can I test?
Revenue projections, market size, competitive moat, hiring velocity, customer retention, or similar.
When should I run it?
Before you commit to a plan whose core assumptions are not yet validated.
How do I use it?
Run /em:stress-test followed by the assumption.
How do I install it?
Run npx skills add https://github.com/alirezarezvani/claude-skills --skill stress-test in your terminal.
Is it free?
The listing shows the skill as free.
What are the best stress-test alternatives?
Popular alternatives to stress-test include identify-assumptions-existing, prioritize-assumptions and strategy-red-team. See all stress-test alternatives