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Strategy possibility conditions register
A validated register of 2-6 strategic possibilities, each with 3-8 must-have conditions, an ordered barrier list, and a test owner, checked for schema completeness, deduplication, ordering integrity, and minimum possibility count.
You receive: JSON document: { strategicIssue: string, possibilities: [ { id: string, title: string, conditions: [ { id: string, text: string, barrierRank: integer, testOwner: string } ] } ] }
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Breadth-first catalog expansion
| Id | Text | Barrier Rank | Test Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| b1 | New playbooks reach judge-mode accepted:true parity before buyers ever see them. | 1 | Judge eng |
| b2 | Concierge capacity of 1 founder-operator at 30 plays per week absorbs the added intake volume without backlog. | 2 | Dan Schmitz |
| b3 | Standard-plan buyers, who make up 70 percent of the launch mix, find a new-playbook play relevant to their stated want. | 3 | Growth |
| b4 | Catalog growth does not push the illustrative 40 dollar blended CAC higher by requiring paid promotion. | 4 | Growth |
Depth-first validator hardening
| Id | Text | Barrier Rank | Test Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| d1 | Gross margin stays inside the estimated 85 to 90 percent band once judge-run compute cost rises. | 1 | Dan Schmitz |
| d2 | The month-3 retention of 25 of 40 activated buyers holds after validators reject more borderline submissions. | 2 | Judge eng |
| d3 | Monthly net revenue retention stays at or above the illustrative 108 percent baseline after tightening. | 3 | Finance |
| d4 | Buyers do not raise support requests tied to rejected first-attempt submissions. | 4 | Support |
Concierge-led high-touch motion
| Id | Text | Barrier Rank | Test Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| c1 | The 30 plays per week concierge capacity covers incremental high-touch demand without displacing self-serve buyers. | 1 | Dan Schmitz |
| c2 | A high-touch buyer commits to the Pro or Ultra plan before the concierge performs bespoke setup work. | 2 | Sales |
| c3 | Concierge-sourced accounts show monthly logo churn below the illustrative 6 percent baseline. | 3 | Finance |
| c4 | A take rate on third-party supply can wait until this motion is validated on STUD's own founder-run supply. | 4 | Dan Schmitz |
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