Diagnosis pain
Bottleneck Map
Ranked painpoints, recommended harness, risk notes, and the next agent action.
Agent system
The intake result is the routing layer. It becomes the handoff into the right harness, where specialist agents prepare one action or execution asset and wait for founder approval.
Harness path
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Founder intake
02
Painpoint router
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Harness planner
04
Action planner
05
Risk evaluator
06
Founder approval
07
Copy or export
Roadmap boundary
Solodot now carries the result into a stored, approval-gated action loop when persistence is configured.
The product can record runs, actions, approvals, previews, and export/delete controls. It still does not publish, send email, write to a CRM, invoice, or automate compliance.
Execution-pack harnesses
Each harness uses the same control pattern: structured context, role-scoped agents, evaluator review, and founder approval before any external action.
Diagnosis pain
Ranked painpoints, recommended harness, risk notes, and the next agent action.
Distribution pain
ICP, buyer trigger, channel choice, weekly outreach sprint, and approval-ready outreach direction.
Workflow pain
Founder-owned work, agent-assisted work, paused work, batched work, and weekly operating rhythm.
Retention pain
Feedback synthesis, retention hypothesis, risk notes, and next customer learning action.
Trust pain
B2B FAQ, support expectations, proof gaps, and unsupported claims marked for founder approval.
Orchestration pain
Agent roles, required inputs, approval gates, final artifact, and review checklist.
Current diagram
The intake harness is the router. These execution packs are the first agent actions Solodot can prepare for founder approval.
The first paid-beta test is one intake plus one execution pack. The router can still select any of the six workflows when the founder's evidence points somewhere else.
Painpoint router
Bottleneck Map
Primary validation wedge
First-Customer Pipeline
Available route
Founder Function Map
Available route
Customer Learning Loop
Available route
Trust Packet
Available route
Agent Workflow Plan
Painpoint router
Ranks the active founder painpoints and names the harness that should run next.
Use when
Several urgent problems compete and the real constraint is unclear.
Resulting asset
A ranked bottleneck map with one next move and a not-this-week list.
Primary validation wedge
Turns offer, ICP, channel, and constraints into one testable weekly customer sprint.
Use when
A product exists, but ICP, buyer trigger, replies, or weekly customer motion are weak.
Resulting asset
An ICP hypothesis, outreach direction, and a weekly first-customer sprint.
Available route
Separates founder-only work, agent-assisted work, paused work, and batched recurring work.
Use when
Delivery, sales, support, and admin compete for the same founder hour.
Resulting asset
A founder-function map and a realistic weekly operating rhythm.
Available route
Turns customer feedback, churn risk, or activation confusion into one learning experiment.
Use when
Feedback exists, but the next customer or product lesson is unclear.
Resulting asset
A learning question, risk hypothesis, and next experiment.
Available route
Drafts credibility material for solo founders selling into cautious or enterprise-like buyers.
Use when
An active buyer needs proof, process, support, security, or continuity answers.
Resulting asset
An approval-ready buyer packet that marks proof gaps and unsupported claims.
Available route
Coordinates AI tool roles, required inputs, approval gates, and the final agent action.
Use when
Several AI tools or roles exist, but their handoffs and approvals are unclear.
Resulting asset
A role map, handoff artifacts, review checklist, and one final action.