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Build a big-idea introduction (For/Who/Unlike pattern)

A slot-complete big-idea introduction in the For/Who/Unlike pattern: one statement that names your idea, is assembled from the filled slots and differentiators, and stays inside your word cap.

You receive: A JSON object { forCustomers, dissatisfiedWith, ideaCategory, providesFeatures, unlikeCompetitor, keyDifferentiators: [string,...], assembledStatement }.

Part of Pitch Investors

What's verified: STUD first applies two fail-closed guards before any content check: it rejects a deliverable larger than 20,000 characters, and it rejects the run if the frozen buyer knobs are out of range (minimum differentiators must be between 1 and 5, the word cap between 40 and 120, exactly the values the intake offers), so an unsatisfiable or secretly-floored knob can never freeze in. STUD then verifies the deliverable parses as the JSON pattern object, that all five slots (for-customers, dissatisfied-with, idea-category, provides-features, unlike-competitor) are filled and pairwise distinct (ignoring case), that the differentiator list has at least your minimum of unique non-empty entries, that the competitor you name appears in the unlike-competitor slot, and that the assembled statement is present, names your idea, contains every slot and every differentiator (ignoring case), keeps the 'For ... who ... Unlike ...' markers in that order, and stays at or under your word cap. STUD does NOT judge whether the positioning is compelling, accurate about your market, or whether customers are actually dissatisfied; your idea description is context for the operator and is never checked against the deliverable.