Organizational Structural Problems Lack Visual Diagnostic Tooling
Organizations and teams frequently encounter recurring structural dysfunction — misaligned feedback loops, unclear accountability, systemic bottlenecks — but lack accessible tools to diagnose these issues rigorously. Most diagnostic approaches are either consultancy-dependent or require deep expertise in frameworks like the Viable System Model. This is a Show HN post showcasing a solo-built tool attempting to address the gap, rather than a validated problem report with confirmed market demand.
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