Sharpening Ideas with Dynamic Resonance 🚀

Hi, I'm Aristarkh , and today I'll show you how I use dynamic resonance to sharpen my idea.

And for this use case, I'll use a hackathon as a starting point.

So, quick introduction.

Here we can see four steps we'll take one by one.

Here we can see instructions, history and settings where we can add our API keys.

And here we can see everything we need to fill with information to actually start the thought process of the platform.

So let's begin.

First of all, I'm going to the settings and adding my API keys.

Give me a second.

Now I added them and saving to.

Yes.

Now, the platform will work with these API keys and everything will work.

yeah, as you can see near the settings, we see that we're ready to go.

Okay, let's start.

Here we can see models and parameters.

And if we're the first time, we can just let it be as it is as default settings.

So I'll keep it.

But if it's your second run you can put and see how you can tweak everything to actually get results that you need to choose the models, choose how many visions, card runs, wedges like all of that.

But it's for the.

If you already know what you want for this, this demo, I'll just use the default, parameters.

Okay, let's fill the fields with information about me.

First of all, I attach my resume and since I'm going to the hackathon alone, I will use only my resume and I will find the teammate there.

But if you're a founder and you have a team, you can attach as many as you need just to show the platform who can be in charge.

I mean, who will be working on the platform, on the project and building it.

So I just attach my resume.

Here it is just a second.

And it fetched everything you needed.

If you need to change something, you can always do it manually, but it works pretty good.

Let's go here.

Technical capabilities and product docs.

Well, again, I'm preparing to the hackathon and I don't have anything about it, but if you're a founder and you have your prior experience or maybe even a, working product, you can put it here to work towards.

Yeah, because as all the information you put right here will specify which outcomes you'll get.

Well, as it's always with LLMs, then insert demand signals.

Well, I'm going to the hackathon.

Here it is.

Yeah, I Took all the data and even added notes about the sponsors.

Yes.

So I have just this huge dog.

I've saved it and I will put it here because that's what the sponsor hackathon judges will look for.

In your case, if you're a founder, you may use your own signals.

For example, you went to the event and had a private conversation telling what the industry is looking for right now.

Or maybe you have your report about sales showing proving that you're actually your sales proving the demand from the customers.

So can put it here then what we're building as a default, we're building a unicorn in the United States.

But in my case I just want to win the hackathon.

That's, that's easy.

So I'll put it here and put the link.

Okay.

And here we can describe what we don't need, want to see, don't want to build.

So for example, I know that heavy regulated industries are very hard to build and even show because too many questions from the judges.

So I will just explicitly say so to know heavy regulated.

Industries.

Yeah.

Great.

Now we'll all set and we can build the asset ledger.

So the bill, the asset ledger, it's like a bricks that the platform will then build the ideas.

Yeah, every every asset ledger will be.

This might be the foundation on which the ideas will be built on.

So, so that's why we will spend time checking the asset ledger.

Just give me a second to a platform to actually do it and we will review it.

Okay, so here's the asset ledger and again that's the card that you dealt and you will play with.

So look carefully what you will leave here.

So let's check AI customers recurring revenue from paint design partner.

Good.

Yes, I did it.

But it won't help me in the hackathon in any cases.

Then so I will just eliminate founder led sales capability with science loi.

Again, good prior experience won't help me at all.

California Property and Casualty Insurance.

Well that's I want to emphasize your attention here.

If I leave it here, there is a chance that it will be a foundation for whole ideas that platform will generate.

And to be honest, I didn't work as a broker broker, insurance broker at all.

I got the license for our fintech startup and then we closed the idea and I've never used it so I'm sure that I need to eliminate it.

Otherwise I will have, I don't know, some legal tech ideas.

So.

Yeah, we don't need this customer discovery corpus.

Yes, I've did it and we can actually leave it here because it's a good experience that will show what I can build on Hackathon which my personal pain or strength I can use to build an idea for a hackathon.

So yeah, it's team owned, transferable data.

I mean I will use it as a credibility because yeah that's proving that I'm capable of and if I want to change this I can do but I'll leave it here then we have paid social growth and marketing capability.

Not sure that it's market validated.

Team owned.

Yeah, transferable, economic advantage strengths with use.

Not sure that it's economic advantage.

And it's.

Yes, it's definitely a distribution.

Great, let's go next.

Short form video content.

Well yeah, I'm A gtm, I do this, it's my work.

So yeah, distribution strengths, not really an economic advantage but actually it might, might be.

Okay, we'll leave it here.

Not market validation.

Yeah and also distribution then AI attacker build capabilities.

Well yeah, that's the description of me as a wipe coder.

Yeah, I'll leave it here.

Technology.

Yeah good.

I will keep it motorcycle startup, execution experience.

Again I will leave it because that's a pain that, that's a journey that I live through and that might be a pain that will lie as a, that will be used as the foundation for the ideas for the Hackathon project and maybe even for the huge business idea.

Real one.

Okay.

And also I want to add an asset.

Yeah.

So attended tended hackathon hosted by Y Combinator.

So yeah, just on the previous weekend I went to the Orange Slice growth hackathon and yeah, I've been here.

It was amazing.

Didn't win but I'm really proud of it and it will show that I can do something really good.

Not just have fun but actually win.

So yeah, after that when I saw everything, I confirmed the ledger and based on this, based on information I give to the platform, the cards I give to the platform, it will generate seed visions.

So the ideas.

Well yeah, that we can then just grow to something big.

So let's give it a second and we'll return to it.

Okay.

So asset ledgers are generated and here's the seed visions also generated.

Yeah around this part.

So what we can see here first, it explains why it was built, why idea was taken now.

So here we can even see that it answers peer x s 20 6 thesis so again it's based on the signals that the platform have.

Then we have a terminal position that's like the end product that you will suggest to customers.

Okay.

Then we have wedge the narrowest entry points and the explanation why now it's the most relevant.

Then we go next and we can see the value chain and how we will change the game before and with us and how we would verify it with a 30 days experiment.

So let's pretty solid solution.

Yeah.

Why, why now?

How how will be what will be the entry point.

So yeah I really like it.

I've read it and but I think that it's reminds me of something.

Isn't it just isn't it replicates the Orange Slice company.

How is it different.

From them?

So yeah it reminds me of some idea or in your case you maybe have other questions.

So yeah, you like the idea but you want to specify it or maybe somehow change it, tweak it and that's the best way to do it.

You just write it and then fork with the comment.

Now based on this idea platform based on this idea and your comment a platform will generate like more narrow idea.

Great.

While it's generating we can see what we have here.

Yeah.

We also can merge it with other ideas.

Yeah.

For example I really like this one and I want to merge it with this one.

Merge is happening great.

Let's check it.

And while it's all generated I want to show you the part is live keep mute pin.

So glove means that I really like idea like strongly.

It's.

It's cool.

I want to build it and I'm really interested in keep says like okay idea is just okay not that bad to kill it, not that good to make it favorite.

So we just keep it because it might give a good direction.

further mute.

mute.

it will just.

Yeah.

We eliminate this idea.

We won't think in this direction at all.

Just forget it.

And pin means that you like the idea so much that you want to see it in the next rounds.

Yeah.

So if you will generate on one idea iterate and try several times and you want to keep this idea.

The, the pin is the best solution for you.

So let's see what we've generated here.

That was the merge.

Yeah.

And yeah.

Okay interesting.

And here we can see this.

The green one is forked and answering my question about isn't it just Orange Slice company Great.

So now let me read it.

Keep some mute some and after that we'll generate, go to the fourth, part exploring the three tops.

And by the way, there is also a chance to show more and dig deeper.

that will allow you to have fresh ideas.

Not something, merged from the previous, previous five, but something actually new, something different.

You can use it if you, I don't know, eliminated four ideas and you want to have another one.

So.

Yeah, now just give me a second and we'll go further.

Okay, so I've muted everything I don't want, kept something highlighted as love.

And Yeah, that's pretty it.

Let's explore.

Okay, now it will take some time here we can see that typically it's nine minutes.

Well that's actually true from.

I have, in my experience it's from nine to actually 15 minutes, something like that.

Before that we can just read and prepare ourselves to the next, level.

Yeah, for the fourth part.

So locked in.

yeah, we're locking in our premises.

What we've did asset ledger adjustment in the vision, what we want and don't want to.

Great.

Now, here how it works, it clearly demonstrates how the thought process of the platform is going.

So yeah, you can pause it, read it.

It's pretty helpful and what to expect.

I can say you that there will be a lot of information, but yeah, you just need to be prepared for that and, but it's the information.

Without this information, these numbers, you won't be able to actually make a solid decision.

So yeah, again you can stop read it and yeah, so I'll just wait and then we will continue and see what the platform will prepare for me.

Okay.

And here is the top three roads.

So yeah, the finalists.

So let's start, on the left we can see our premises, what we wanted, what documents we added, the run metrics, the cost to decision.

And also you can see this test for White Glove services.

Well, actually, if you found an idea, really good one, and you don't want to spoil it due the, I don't know, maybe unexperienced, not enough experience or something like that.

Yeah, you may, send it to review.

Yeah, choose the idea.

Choose the idea and send it to review.

And the founder of the Dynamic Resonance like might consider it.

So yeah, the best ideas will always win.

And if we try to send to for review, it will open.

Well, yeah, it opens mail and yeah, you can, you can send a message here.

yeah, here it is.

As you can see.

Well, yeah, great.

Okay, I will close this, close this for A moment.

Well yeah, now we can close this one.

And here is the graph.

Yeah, so here are the ideas that I left from the seed visions.

Also we can see some similar ideas and how it was evolving going through the wedge to the bridge to the vision and finally to the top three ideas.

So you can spend time and see, trace back how it was.

Also for every idea you can.

Yeah how it was.

But eventually everything is, goes down to this top three and here you can open as wide as you want and yeah, just read through problem, solution, why now?

Value added, chain vision, bridge, wedge, like all of that, everything you can imagine is here so you can spend your time, time and attention only to reading this.

And if you really like this, if you really want to share it with somebody, you can always generate a PDF.

Yeah, here it is.

And just save it to your computer.

And yeah, that's easy.

So that's how, that's how it looks like.

That's what you will have in the finale.

And the main, the main thing, you can also always have a audit trail, explaining how the idea was generated, how the competitors were observed and all of that.

So yeah, also pretty, pretty crucial thing if you want to see what was the odds to generate this idea.

So yeah, it's always here.

You can also save it and even print.

So, so yeah, if you just select and print the selection again it generates a PDF and you can save it.

So yeah, so that you won't lose it and you can share it easily, freely with anybody you want.

So that's how it works.

That's what you will see in the end.

And yes, that's basically it.

That's how I started with renting ideas to the hackathon and actually with this amount of information I can just test my idea on the hackathon and then if it flies, build the whole company from this.

So yeah, good luck.

try shape your ideas, sharpen them and I guess we'll build unicorns with that.

It was a restart and see ya.