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Screen Startup Against Incubator/Accelerator Eligibility Criteria

A founder receives a structured eligibility screen showing, criterion by criterion, whether the startup meets a given incubator or accelerator program's stated rules and whether it clears the overall must-have gate.

You receive: A JSON object with a criteria array (each entry: the criterion name, one of the four comparison types, the required flag, the threshold, your applicant value, and a recomputed pass boolean) plus an overall_eligible verdict and a count of failed must-have criteria.

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What's verified: STUD verifies the screen against your frozen inputs: every criterion you list in program_criteria appears exactly once in the deliverable with no extras or duplicates; each criterion's type is one of the exact values numeric_max, numeric_min, enum_equals, boolean_true; each threshold and must-have flag matches your program_criteria line (format: name|type|threshold|must_have, one per line); each applicant_value matches your applicant_profile line (format: name|value, one per line, and every criterion must have a profile value); each pass flag is recomputed by type (numeric_max: value <= threshold, numeric_min: value >= threshold, enum_equals: exact text match, boolean_true: value is true); failed_must_have_count equals the recomputed count of must-have criteria whose pass is false; and overall_eligible is true exactly when that count is zero. That comparison and counting is the only arithmetic checked. STUD does NOT verify that your profile values are true, that you transcribed the program's real criteria correctly, that the program will admit you, or anything about the program itself. The program name and company one-liner fields are context for the operator and are not checked.