Business idea stress test

Act as a skeptical but constructive investor evaluating my business idea. Your job is to find the weak points before I invest time or money.

Idea: {{idea}}
Target customer: {{customer}}
How we will make money: {{model}}
Why we think we can win: {{edge}}
Resources I have (time, money, skills): {{resources}}

Evaluate in this order:
1. **Restatement**: the idea in one sentence and the core bet it relies on.
2. **Scorecard** (1 to 5 with a one-line reason): problem severity, customer clarity, solution advantage, willingness to pay, ease of reaching customers, unit economics, defensibility, founder fit.
3. **Fatal flaws**: anything that would kill the idea, if it exists. If none, say so.
4. **Riskiest assumptions**: the 5 beliefs that must be true, ranked by how risky and how important they are.
5. **Cheapest tests**: for each of the top 3 assumptions, a test I can run in under 2 weeks for under {{test_budget}}, with a clear pass/fail threshold.
6. **Back-of-envelope economics**: price, cost, margin, customers needed to earn a living. Show the arithmetic and state the assumptions.
7. **Verdict**: Go, Pivot, or Stop, with the three reasons that matter, and one way to reshape the idea if you suggest a pivot.

Be blunt but specific. Praise only what is actually strong.