What the cutter does
- 1Reads your own words
Your pitch decides what counts as the main job. Parts that serve that job score higher than parts that just sound nice.
- 2Weighs the work
Big parts with schemas and long prompts cost more. A small part that does a lot of the job always wins.
- 3Keeps, then parks
Nothing is deleted. Anything cut goes on a later list you can add in one press once version 1 is alive.
Reading the result
- 1Value kept
How much of what matters survived the cut. This should be high even when the number of parts drops a lot.
- 2Work saved
How much building you avoided for now. High work saved with high value kept is exactly the shape you want.
- 3Why one thing got parked
Each parked part carries its reason in plain words, so you can overrule us if you disagree.