t4-p1-03authored2–4h
Fake-door test
requires: t4-p1-02
Spec
Before writing product code, publish a minimal landing page or a single message describing StandupBot's value proposition, and get at least 5 people to react, sign up, or say they would use it. A real signal, not a guess.
Why this matters
The cheapest possible falsification. If five people will not react to a message, the problem you are about to spend a week solving is not one they feel - and you have learned that for the price of a message.
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Rubric
# t4-p1-03 — Fake-door test
**Task:** Before writing product code, publish a minimal landing page or a single message
describing StandupBot's value proposition, and get at least 5 people to react, sign up, or
say they would use it. A real signal, not a guess.
**Strong:** Evidence of a real artifact (screenshot of the page/message) published to a
real audience, with 5+ genuine reactions/signups/responses from distinct people, captured
as evidence - not just a claim that this happened.
**Passing but weak:** The artifact was published and got some signal, but fewer than 5
responses, or the audience was not realistically able to say no (e.g. only close friends
asked directly, in person, with social pressure to be nice).
**Fails:** No fake-door test evidence at all, or code was written before this validation
step - which is the one thing this task exists to prevent.