Niche Hunter Product Opportunity Finder

Problem

Indie developers often stall on the harder question: what is worth building? Broad searches return SEO noise, a single review is mistaken for market signal, MVPs balloon into feature lists, and code starts before competitors are understood. niche-hunter-skills turns product discovery into a checkable workflow, from market scouting to roadmap, with scoring standards and search fallbacks.

How It Works

The skill routes by intent:
- Opportunity finder: given a platform, skills, and interests, it returns 5-8 candidate directions with green/red decisions.
- Competitor teardown: given a URL or mini-program name, it extracts weaknesses, complaints, and entry points.
- MVP scope: it narrows the product to no more than five core features, plus positioning and kill thresholds.
- Build plan: it proposes a tech stack, architecture, task breakdown, and AI prompts.

Scores must be backed by evidence; weak data is marked as estimated. Search uses a multi-step query chain, switching synonyms, community sources, or skipping inaccessible pages with explanations.

Boundaries

It fits early research for websites and mini-programs. It is not a substitute for business judgment and does not write code directly. It avoids inventing search data and flags small samples, missing pricing, or conflicting sources.