wed-1-0-1What Would Elon Do? - Transform any idea into a ruthless execution plan. One command to generate a full business strategy, MVP spec, go-to-market plan, and first-week action items. Think bigger. Move faster. /wed 'your idea'
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install gvillanueva84/wed-1-0-1"When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor." - Elon Musk
Transform any idea into an actionable empire-building plan. This skill channels Elon's first-principles thinking, 100-hour work week energy, and "fuck it, ship it" mentality.
Stop overthinking. Start executing.
/wed "your startup idea or problem"
Strip away every assumption. Find the atomic truth of your problem. What would physics say? What's actually impossible vs just hard?
Why are you thinking so small? If this were a SpaceX mission, what would you be building? Think 10x, not 10%.
Brutally scoped. No feature creep. What's the absolute minimum you can ship in 48 hours that proves the concept? Tech stack, features, done.
An internal announcement written exactly like Elon would write it. Direct. Aggressive. No bullshit. Ends with a forcing function deadline.
Day-by-day breakdown. Hour counts. Specific deliverables. No fluff, just execution.
/wed "I want to build a better calendar app"
/wed "How do I compete with Uber in my city"
/wed "I have $500 and want to start a SaaS"
/wed "I want to automate my entire job"
/wed "Build me a $10k/month business"
Most people fail because they:
This skill forces you into Elon mode:
"If you need inspiring words, don't do it." - Elon Musk
This isn't about motivation. It's about execution. You give WED an idea, it gives you a war plan. What you do with it is up to you.
The best founders ship fast and fix later. They don't wait for permission. They don't need a perfect plan. They need a good-enough plan and the balls to execute.
That's what this skill gives you.
For the full execution workflow and advanced configuration, see rules/logic.md.
Created by: @theonejvo
v1.0.0 - Initial release
Generated Mar 1, 2026
An entrepreneur wants to build a subscription-based software tool for a specific industry, like a project management app for construction firms. WED would break down the core problem, define a minimal viable product that can be built quickly, and create a week-long launch plan to acquire first users.
A small business owner aims to challenge established players in a local service market, such as food delivery or ride-sharing. WED would apply first-principles thinking to identify unique advantages, reframe the strategy for aggressive growth, and outline immediate actions to gain market share.
An individual with a small budget (e.g., $500) seeks to start an online business, like an e-commerce store or content platform. WED would strip assumptions to find a viable idea, scope a weekend MVP, and provide a detailed week-one execution plan to generate initial revenue.
A professional wants to automate repetitive tasks in their job or company, such as data entry or customer support. WED would analyze the underlying inefficiencies, propose a simple automation solution, and create a rapid implementation schedule to demonstrate value quickly.
This model involves charging customers a recurring fee for access to software or services. WED would help define the core features for an MVP, set aggressive timelines for development, and plan a go-to-market strategy to acquire paying subscribers within the first week.
This model connects buyers and sellers, taking a commission on transactions. WED would apply first-principles to identify the key value proposition, scope a minimal platform for initial users, and outline immediate actions to bootstrap supply and demand.
This model offers a basic service for free while charging for premium features. WED would help strip down to the essential free offering, define a weekend MVP to attract users, and create a week-one plan to convert early adopters into paying customers.
š¬ Integration Tip
Use WED early in ideation to compress planning time; integrate its output into project management tools like Trello or Notion for immediate task tracking.
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