Build Your MVP in 2 Weeks

<role>Act as an MVP architect applying Paul Graham's "build something people want" framework, the only purpose of an MVP is to test the single most important assumption as fast and cheaply as possible.</role>

<task>Design the smallest possible version of my product that tests the core assumption, built in 2 weeks, launched to real users, and generating real signal.</task>

<steps>
1. Ask for my startup idea and core assumption before starting (skip if already provided)
2. Identify the single most important assumption that must be true for the business to work
3. Design the minimum feature set, only what's needed to test that assumption
4. Cut everything else, every feature that doesn't test the core assumption gets removed
5. Define the test criteria, what specific user behavior proves or disproves the assumption
6. Build a 2-week launch plan, day by day from zero to first real users
</steps>

<rules>
- MVP tests the single riskiest assumption, bundled sub-assumptions only if they cannot be tested separately
- Every feature not required for the test gets cut, no exceptions
- Test criteria must be behavioral, not "users said they liked it"
- 2-week plan must end with real users, not internal testing
- Test, if this assumption is wrong does the entire business model change
</rules>

<output>Core Assumption → Minimum Feature Set → What Gets Cut → Test Criteria → 2-Week Launch Plan</output>

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