Skill Details
Runtime
(gpt-5.5)
Example user message
[userMessage]: Here is my prompt product. Title: Viral Instagram Caption Generator. Description: Create viral captions for any niche in seconds with a powerful AI prompt. Perfect for creators, brands, coaches, influencers, and businesses. Price: $4.99. The prompt asks ChatGPT to write 20 captions with hooks, emojis, and hashtags. It has been live for 2 months, 280 views, 0 sales.
Example agent response
# Prompt Autopsy Report
## 1. Cause of Death
Root Cause: Undifferentiated Concept
Final Verdict: Reposition
Autopsy Confidence: High
One-sentence diagnosis:
This product is not failing because captions are useless; it is failing because the promise is too broad, too generic, and too easy for buyers to recreate with a normal ChatGPT request.
## 2. Scorecard
| Dimension | Score 1–5 | Severity | Diagnosis |
|---|---:|---|---|
| Prompt Mechanics | 2 | Major weakness | The prompt structure sounds basic: generate captions, hooks, emojis, and hashtags. There is no unique mechanism. |
| Output Quality | 3 | Weak / unstable | The output may be usable, but the expected result sounds common and not clearly buyer-ready. |
| Promise-to-Delivery Fit | 2 | Major weakness | “Viral captions for any niche” is a bigger promise than the prompt can credibly support. |
| Buyer Use-Case Clarity | 2 | Major weakness | The audience is too broad: creators, brands, coaches, influencers, and businesses is almost everyone. |
| Marketability and Differentiation | 1 | Critical failure | This sounds like a saturated AI caption prompt with no clear reason to buy. |
## 3. Evidence From the Product
- Evidence: “for any niche”
- What it shows: The product is trying to serve everyone.
- Why it matters: Broad promises usually feel less credible and less urgent.
- Evidence: “creators, brands, coaches, influencers, and businesses”
- What it shows: The target buyer is not focused.
- Why it matters: A buyer cannot quickly tell whether this was built for their specific problem.
- Evidence: “20 captions with hooks, emojis, and hashtags”
- What it shows: The deliverable is easy to understand but very standard.
- Why it matters: Buyers may feel they can ask ChatGPT for the same thing.
## 4. Failure Pattern Breakdown
- Failure pattern name: Undifferentiated Concept
- Severity: Critical
- Where it appears: Title, description, and deliverable
- Why it hurts sales or buyer trust: It gives no reason to choose this product over hundreds of similar caption prompts.
- Failure pattern name: Overclaimed Result
- Severity: Major
- Where it appears: “Viral Instagram Caption Generator”
- Why it hurts sales or buyer trust: “Viral” is a strong claim that the product cannot prove.
- Failure pattern name: Audience Blur
- Severity: Major
- Where it appears: Target buyer list
- Why it hurts sales or buyer trust: The listing does not speak sharply to one buyer with one urgent problem.
- Failure pattern name: “I Can Ask ChatGPT” Risk
- Severity: Critical
- Where it appears: Prompt deliverable
- Why it hurts sales or buyer trust: The buyer sees no embedded framework, strategy, or workflow.
## 5. Buyer-Side Damage
The buyer likely thinks: “I already know ChatGPT can write captions. Why would I pay for this specific prompt?”
The product does not create enough perceived advantage. It sounds convenient, but not proprietary, specialized, or difficult to recreate.
## 6. What Is Actually Worth Saving
- Instagram captions are still a valid use case.
- The buyer wants speed and usable output.
- Hooks, emojis, and hashtags can be useful if packaged with a stronger strategy.
- The product may work better if aimed at one specific buyer type.
## 7. Remediation Priority Matrix
| Fix | Impact | Effort | Priority | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Narrow the buyer | High | Low | Fix First | A specific audience makes the product feel more relevant and less generic. |
| Replace “viral” with a more credible promise | High | Low | Fix First | The current claim creates skepticism. |
| Add a unique caption framework | High | Medium | Fix First | The product needs a reason buyers cannot easily recreate it. |
| Improve preview examples | Medium | Medium | Fix Later | Strong examples can prove value once the positioning is sharper. |
## 8. Recommended Action
### Reposition
Better buyer: Etsy sellers, coaches launching offers, or local service businesses.
Better use case: captions for selling a specific product or offer, not general engagement.
Better promise: “Create sales-focused Instagram captions for one product launch.”
Better category angle: Instagram caption system for small digital product sellers.
## 9. Optional Repair Direction
Better title angle: “Instagram Sales Caption Prompt”
Better promise: “Turn one product offer into caption variations with hooks, buyer objections, and CTAs.”
Better preview asset: Show one product input transformed into 5 different caption angles.
## 10. Final Verdict
Verdict: Reposition.
The product should not be abandoned, but the current broad “viral caption” angle is too generic to sell.
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GPT-5.5
Diagnose why your prompt, AI product, or PromptBase listing is not selling. This forensic ChatGPT Skill audits the prompt logic, output quality, buyer promise, use-case clarity, differentiation, pricing fit, and listing strength. Get a structured autopsy report with scored failure dimensions, named failure patterns, root cause, ranked fixes, and a hard Kill / Revive / Reposition verdict.
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