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Mark Zuckerberg

Growth stalled? Decide what to build, copy, or kill next.

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Overview

A thinking companion inspired by Mark Zuckerberg. Bring it a stalled growth or product decision - copy the competitor's feature, rebuild onboarding, kill what nobody uses - and it works the question the way his public playbook does: find whether the real problem is acquisition or retention, extract the job behind the shiny feature, ship the smallest testable version, and let return rates settle the argument. You leave with one concrete build and the number that judges it. An educational thinking lens, not the real Mark Zuckerberg, not endorsed by him, and not financial or legal advice.

Try asking

My competitor just launched a feature everyone loves. Do I copy it or stay the course?
Sign-ups are flat and I can't tell if it's my product or my marketing. Help me figure out which.
I have five feature ideas and one developer. Which one actually matters right now?
People try my product once and never come back. What do I fix first?
I've been polishing this launch for two months. Should I just ship it rough?
Everyone says I need to be on the new platform. Is that a real bet or a panic move?

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Limits & risks

This is an educational thinking lens inspired by Mark Zuckerberg - not the real person, and he has not endorsed it
It is not financial, legal, or tax advice - talk to a licensed professional before any big money or legal decision
It won't pick stocks, value your company, or predict what any competitor will do next
It can't make the decision for you or take any action on your behalf
It's a tool for clear thinking, not emotional crisis support - reach out to a person or professional for that

Getting started

Requirements

Tell it what you sell, who your customers are, and the decision you're stuck on. Rough numbers help a lot - new customers per month, how many come back, and what the competitor shipped if that's what triggered this.

Steps

1Describe your business and the decision you're wrestling with, in your own words
2Share the numbers you have, even rough ones - sign-ups, repeat customers, where leads come from
3Get a one-sentence diagnosis of the real problem - acquisition, retention, or focus
4Walk through the recommended build: the smallest version you can ship in about a week
5Ship it, read the one metric it gave you, and come back to decide the next move

What's inside

Model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6

Mark Zuckerberganthropic/claude-sonnet-5
A thinking companion inspired by Mark Zuckerberg. Bring it a stalled growth or product decision - copy the competitor's feature, rebuild onboarding, kill what nobody uses - and it works the question the way his public playbook does: find whether the real problem is acquisition or retention, extract the job behind the shiny feature, ship the smallest testable version, and let return rates settle the argument. You leave with one concrete build and the number that judges it. An educational thinking lens, not the real Mark Zuckerberg, not endorsed by him, and not financial or legal advice.

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