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Partner contribution map of bricks supplied to the buyer journey

I get a structured map of which bricks each partner (reseller, distributor, dealer, agency, consultant, or sales agent) contributes to my Yellow Brick Road, with each brick tied to a specific milestone 1 to 5 and rated on whether it creates demand and builds trust, so I can see where the partner ecosystem supports the journey and which milestones have no partner brick at all.

You receive: A JSON object { product: string, partners: [ { name, type (enum: reseller|distributor|dealer|agency|consultant|sales_agent) } ], partner_bricks: [ { partner_name, brick_name, supports_milestone (1..5), create_demand (enum: yes|somewhat|no|na), build_trust (enum: yes|somewhat|no|na) } ], milestone_coverage: { '1':int, '2':int, '3':int, '4':int, '5':int } }

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What's verified: STUD verifies structure and internal consistency: the deliverable parses as the required JSON map within a size bound, the product field matches the product you named, at least your minimum number of partners appear, every partner has a non-empty name, partner names are unique, every partner type is one of the six channel types, every partner brick names a declared partner and a non-empty brick, every brick sits on a milestone 1 to 5, every create_demand and build_trust rating comes from the fixed yes, somewhat, no, na scale, milestone coverage counts reconcile exactly with the bricks listed, at least your minimum number of milestones carry a partner brick, and no partner and brick pair repeats. STUD does NOT verify that the partners, bricks, or ratings are real or accurate, that milestone assignments reflect your actual buyer journey, or that the demand and trust ratings are sound judgments. Your target customer, milestone descriptions, and partner list are operator context that guides the work; they are not machine-checked.