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Whole-product specification
A structured whole-product specification listing the core technology plus the accompanying components that complete it, each mapped to a customer need.
You receive: A JSON object { segment, core_technology, components: [ { name, type, need_served, status } ], gap_components: [..] } where components together form the deliverable whole product.
Part of Launch Product
Example
A sample of what this play produces. Your result is generated for your inputs.
Segment
Solo and early-stage founders and small product teams who need marketing, finance, product, and engineering work done while staying small
Core technology
The STUD play run engine: a catalog of ready-made plays that AI agents run from a short intake, with every deliverable passing its play's acceptance check before it lands in the workspace
Components
| Name | Type | Need served | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Play run engine | core | Get real knowledge work produced from a short intake instead of crafting prompts from a blank box | built |
| Play catalog and playbook lenses | marketing_collateral | Find the right play for the job at hand without knowing what to ask: 265 plays across 14 playbooks, browsable by playbook | built |
| Workspace fact store | integration | State a business fact once and have every later intake fill itself, so nothing is re-explained per session | built |
| Deliverable viewer with CSV export | service | Read results in a real render (tables, prose, structured views) and carry them into the tools the team already uses | built |
| Per-play honest-scope documentation and sample deliverables | documentation | Know exactly what a play's acceptance check does and does not verify before spending 250 to 1,000 credits ($10 to $40, most plays 500 credits or $20) on a run | built |
| First-run onboarding walkthrough | training | Take a new founder from signup to a first accepted deliverable without support contact, sized for the illustrative launch scenario of 200 signups and 40 activated buyers in month 1 | planned |
| Concierge fulfillment backstop | support | A human catches runs that need clarification during soft launch: 1 founder-operator with capacity for about 30 plays per week | planned |
| Prepaid credit packs and checkout | integration | Buy a prepaid credit pack (500 credits for $20 up to 5,000 credits for $200, with annual prepay packs for larger buyers) without a sales conversation; purchased credits never expire and are spent only on an accepted run; paid fulfillment is gated until this lands | gap |
| Third-party supply partner program | partner | Grow the catalog beyond first-party plays; the marketplace take rate on third-party supply is a later phase of the business model | gap |
Gap components
| Name | Close by |
|---|---|
| Prepaid credit packs and checkout | Required before paid fulfillment opens; blocks converting the launch cohort to a first pack at the published pack prices |
| Third-party supply partner program | A later phase; first-party catalog depth carries the whole product until then |
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