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Gnosis Skill Poc Builder
Builds and documents the smallest possible POC or prototype to validate requirements before development starts. Part of the Gnosis Technology Product Suite
$9.99
gnosis-skill-poc-builder
Example session with this skill installed
Validate if our sorting algorithm can handle 10k rows in the browser. I need a POC to show the team.
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I will build a TypeScript/React scaffold using Vite to test this technical feasibility. A Figma prototype cannot validate performance.
Plan
- Scaffold local React environment.
- Implement sorting logic with synthetic 10k row dataset.
- Generate POC-004 brief documenting performance metrics.
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What you get
About this skill
The problem
Building full features before validating them creates waste. Teams often build high-fidelity designs to test technical logic, or code complex backends just to test a user flow.
What it does
- Identifies the core question: isolates whether you need to test technical feasibility or user experience.
- Selects the correct fidelity: chooses between a Figma click-through, a Canva prototype, or a local TypeScript/React scaffold based on your goals.
- Automates scaffolding: generates Vite/React boilerplate or structured design specs ready for implementation.
- Produces decision-ready documentation: creates a POC brief with success criteria, technical limitations, and specific go/no-go questions for stakeholders.
Frameworks & tools
TypeScript, React, Vite, Figma, and Canva. Uses MCP connectors for direct file generation where available; otherwise provides detailed build specs.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Standard LLMs often Default to coding everything or suggest over-engineered solutions. This skill enforces a "minimum fidelity" rule that prevents you from wasting hours on CSS when you only need to prove an algorithm works. It ensures every demo ends with a concrete business decision rather than vague feedback.
Use cases
- Validating a complex state-driven UI logic using a local React scaffold.
- Creating a clickable Figma prototype to test navigation with non-technical stakeholders.
- Proving a technical integration is possible before committing it to the main sprint.
- Running a structured stakeholder demo with a pre-written presentation script and feedback log.
Known limitations
Does not build backend services or persistent databases. Only supports Affinity for static asset generation, not for interactive prototyping.
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