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A reproducible numerical-instrument skill: measures exotic mathematics, pins every claim to a checksum, and fails loudly when a measurement drifts.

pay-signal

Use when deciding whether a need is worth building on, when someone asks "is there real demand for this", "should I build this", "would people pay for this", "validate this idea", "is this market worth entering", "check whether this is just noise", "how do I know people actually want this", or when a feature request or an upvote thread is being treated as evidence that a product should exist. Separates stated preference, which costs its speaker nothing, from revealed preference, which costs money, migration effort or a private workaround, and reports which needs have no verified position rather than ranking them anyway. Does NOT predict revenue, price or willingness to pay; those need a transaction.

Version
1.0.0
License
MIT
Compatibility
linux, macos, windows
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