I appreciate the detailed setup, but I need to flag a critical issue before proceeding.

## The Problem

You've provided me with:
- A charter for Crimson Leaf (the incubator governance structure)
- A project description ("Incubation: Discover and launch new AI-powered business units")
- Instructions to produce a business plan as "Orion, Director of Research"

**But there is no specific opportunity to analyze.**

The template you've provided expects me to fill in `{biz_data_1}`, `{biz_data_2}`, and `{biz_data_3}` — market analysis, business model examples, GTM research, and risk research — **none of which have been provided.**

Without a concrete opportunity (e.g., "indie author web storefronts," "AI-powered manuscript formatting," "niche SaaS for X market"), I cannot produce a credible business plan. A blank template filled with placeholder assumptions would be:
- Useless for investment decisions
- Violative of the "CITATION RULES" (no invented URLs or unsourced figures)
- Inconsistent with the constitutional mandate that all Genesis outputs be grounded in real market intelligence

## What I Need

To produce an investor-grade business plan, please provide:

1. **The Specific Opportunity** — What business unit should Crimson Leaf incubate? (e.g., "An AI-powered service for [target customer] solving [specific problem]")

2. **Market Research Data** — The RAG database references indicate this should already exist in Gitea:
   - TAM and growth rate estimates
   - Competitive landscape
   - Customer pain points
   - Go-to-market channel benchmarks
   - Failure modes and risk signals

3. **Any Prior Analysis** — Links to the opportunity analysis already committed to your repository

**Once you provide these, I will produce a complete, cited, assumption-explicit business plan that meets David's investment standards.**

Should I wait for you to supply the opportunity details, or would you like me to demonstrate the template with a *hypothetical* example first?