• Default to read and write from the

  opc-doc/

  directory under the current working directory
• Ask only one question at a time; if multiple questions are simple and closely related, you can combine 2 to 3 of them
• Provide immediate feedback after each round before moving to the next question
• Write formal results only after user confirmation
• No direction analysis, no evaluation of which resource has more potential, no discussion of preferences or risks — only inventory resources

• Confirm the user's resources one by one according to the 8 resource categories
• Dig into the details of each confirmed resource (distribution, usable methods, cost)
• Output a complete resource inventory confirmed by the user

• ❌ No analysis of "you are suitable for what direction" (belongs to opc-opportunity-score)
• ❌ No judgment of "which resource is the most valuable" (belongs to opc-niche-positioning)
• ❌ No assessment of preferences or risk tolerance (belongs to follow-up decision stages)
• ❌ No business advice or product direction suggestions

"This judgment is very valuable, but it belongs to the work of the follow-up stage. Let's first figure out the resource base, so that subsequent analysis can have a basis."

1. Experience Resources: Industry experience, professional experience, projects that have been done and validated
2. Audience Resources: Types of people you know best, groups you have long-term interactions with
3. Competence Resources: Professional skills, expression ability, aesthetic sense, judgment, learning ability
4. Relationship Resources: Customer relationships, partners, acquaintance trust network
5. Channel Resources: Social media accounts, communities, private domain traffic, distribution portals
6. Asset Resources: Cases, materials, templates, toolchains, portfolios
7. Constraint Resources: Time limit, energy limit, cash flow pressure, family constraints
8. Hard Boundaries: Things that are absolutely untouchable, situations that must be stopped (record facts, do not analyze reasons)

• Use 1-2 questions per category, move to the next immediately after getting the basic answer
• No lingering, no in-depth digging, no evaluation, only record
• If the user actively expands on a certain item, take a brief note, and politely pull back: "Okay, noted, let's go through the other sections first."

1. Channel Resources: Do you have social media accounts or private domain traffic? Approximately how many followers/friends?
2. Relationship Resources: What types of people can you contact directly now and are most likely to support you?
3. Asset Resources: Do you have any ready-to-use resources on hand - case images, templates, materials, tools?
4. Constraint Resources: What is the hardest constraint at present - time, cash flow, or others?
5. Hard Boundaries: Are there any things that are absolutely untouchable? (Record if there are, skip if not)
6. Audience Resources: Among the people you have interacted with, which type do you know best?
7. Competence Resources: Which of your professional skills do you consider yourself good at?
8. Experience Resources: Do you have any experience that is difficult for others to replicate?

• What it is specifically: Scale, quantity, quality, current status
• Where it is distributed: Field, audience group, platform, occasion
• What is usable: Parts that can be directly used now
• How to use: How it can be mobilized or converted
• What is the cost: What needs to be paid to use this resource (time, relationship consumption, money, reciprocity, etc.)

User says they have network resources →

• Which industries or circles are these connections mainly in?
• Which type of people among them are closest to you and most likely to help you?
• If you ask them for help, what is the usual way - customer introduction, reposting, endorsement, or others?
• What do you think is the cost of using these connections?

• All 8 resource categories have been covered
• Each confirmed resource has sufficient details (not just a label, but a substantive description)
• The user confirms that there is no omission in the inventory

• opc-doc/outputs/01-resource-audit/inventory.md

  (complete resource inventory confirmed by the user, 8 categories, including details)

• opc-doc/outputs/01-resource-audit/scorecard.json

  (structured resource entries for subsequent skills to read)

• opc-doc/state/current-stage.json

  (write:

  {"stage": "01-resource-audit", "status": "completed", "next_stage": "02-niche-positioning", "summary": "One-sentence description of the most critical resource characteristics"}

  )

"✅ The resource inventory has been saved to opc-doc/. The next conversation can continue with niche positioning."

opc-niche-positioning

• opc-doc/inputs/founder-profile.md

• opc-doc/inputs/raw-ideas.md

opc-doc/

• If the user has no resources in a certain category, record "None" truthfully, continue to advance, no lingering
• If the user's answer is too broad, ask one specific follow-up question instead of a series of consecutive questions
• If the user explicitly requests an extension after the 9th round, you can continue, but state that this is an extension at the user's request