Buildwhat: 만들 가치가 있는 스타트업 아이디어, 매일 선별

No compliance lead is yet asking auditors 'who vouched for this agent's intent' — the evidence is philosophical comments about accountability, and SLSA/in-toto provenance plus a CODEOWNERS checkbox covers what buyers will actually accept.

The demand evidence is a single commenter wishing for this product, and a UL-certified dual-leg power-electronics hardware launch is a capital-heavy bet EcoFlow or Anker can flank from their existing lines at will.

Tosibox and carrier private-APN offerings already sell managed OT remote access, and the strongest evidence in the thread is a sarcastic comment explaining why the exact buyer won't deploy or pay for this.

The evidence is two comments about CRS mistakes; geospatial correctness linting is an open-source pyproj/geopandas companion library, not something analysts at utilities will pay $50-200/seat/mo for.

Buyers expect this guidance free from kit retailers and nonprofits like Bright Saver, making this an SEO affiliate-content site with a $20 report nobody pays for, not a product.

All the evidence is one HN thread of power users who already solved this with free DIY tools (docker, bubblewrap, srt), and Anthropic's own sandbox-runtime plus vendor changes will absorb the demand before anyone pays $10-25/dev/mo for a wrapper.

Asset inventory plus model-to-CVE mapping is a Shodan query and a runZero feature request away, so this is a thin feature the incumbents add the moment the vertical looks interesting.

This is endpoint inventory/policy, which Jamf/Kandji and VSCode enterprise policy will extend to cover as a feature, and the entire evidence base is a handful of annoyed users in one thread rather than any security lead asking to buy it.

Curated CLAUDE.md/Cursor rules are free markdown maintained by the same staff engineers who'd be the buyer, and rule-linting is a feature Cursor or the agent vendors ship themselves.

The named buyer is a Nix/dotfiles hobbyist who by definition hand-rolls this for free and will never pay $5-15/mo, making this a dotfiles plugin rather than a company.