One line in. A full, research-grounded deliverable bundle out.
Most "MVPs" stall because the gap between an idea and something you can actually run is full of invisible decisions. meta-mvp makes those decisions explicit and fills them — turning a one-liner into a spec, a working prototype, tests, docs, and a next-steps plan.
It is grounded, not guessed: it researches the space before it builds, so the v0 is defensible on day one — the smallest thing that is genuinely worth shipping.
Scope, goals, and the one thing this version must prove.
A working v0 — the smallest thing that actually runs.
Tests, docs, and the plan for what comes after v0.
Returns a full bundle — spec, prototype, tests, docs, plan — researched before it's built. Hand it the line; get back something you can run and show today.
Not a slide about a plan.
Defensible, not guessed.
Nothing padded in.
A runway, not a dead end.
The ideas here aren't invented — the skill generalizes established practice into one reusable, task-agnostic move. Below: the prior art it builds on, and the in-repo contract it actually runs on.