# 🛑 How I Stop Myself From Building Bad Ideas > Source: > Published: 2026-05-29 13:54:49+00:00 I have a problem. I get excited about product ideas way too fast. I'll be showering, and suddenly — bam — a billion-dollar idea. I write a PRD, open a code editor, and start building. Two weeks later, I realize nobody actually needs it. I needed a way to kill bad ideas before I invested time in them. So I built a filter. It's a simple workflow. You write your PRD like you normally would, then run it through a set of prompts with any AI assistant. The AI analyzes your idea across 25 different angles — stuff like market demand, competition, pricing, risks, technical complexity, and even things like compliance and accessibility. At the end, you get an HTML dashboard. It looks like a professional investment memo, but you get it in about 5 minutes. The dashboard has everything on one page: Everything is in one HTML file. Open it, scroll around. The AI is told to be honest. Brutally honest. Most ideas score below 70. That's not a bug — it's the point. I wanted a tool that tells me the truth, not what I want to hear. If my idea scores 30, I want to know why so I can either fix it or move on. The prompts specifically tell the AI to: I write a PRD for any idea that excites me. Takes about an hour. Then I run the analysis. If the score is low and the feedback reveals problems I can't solve, I drop the idea and move to the next one. It saves me weeks of building things nobody wants. If the score is decent and the feedback points to fixable problems, I know exactly what to work on first. Everything is on GitHub — the prompts, the HTML template, the workflow instructions. You can use it with any AI chatbot you like. No installation needed. **GitHub:** [github.com/ihssmaheel-dev/prd-intelligence-skill](https://github.com/ihssmaheel-dev/prd-intelligence-skill) *I still get excited about ideas. I just don't build all of them anymore.*