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Build a Disruptive-Channel Fit Register

A structured channel-fit register that scores each candidate channel 0 to 3 on Christensen's four disruptive-channel criteria with a written rationale per channel, and returns, by rule, a fit verdict (fueled, neutral, or starved) per channel plus a recommended channel drawn only from the fueled ones.

You receive: A JSON object with a channels[] array, each channel scored 0 to 3 on the four named criteria with a rationale of at least 15 words, a total, and a rule-computed fit verdict, plus a recommended_channel field consistent with the verdicts.

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What's verified: STUD verifies the structure and arithmetic of the register: it parses as a JSON object, contains at least your minimum number of candidate channels, each channel is an object with a unique non-empty channel_name, each of the 4 named criteria (margin_pull_upmarket, motivation_vs_existing_line, aftersale_capability_fit, new_value_network_fit) is scored as an integer 0 to 3, each channel carries a scoring rationale of at least 15 words, the stated total equals the recomputed sum of the 4 scores, and the stated verdict matches the recomputed rule: fueled at or above your fuel threshold, starved at a total of 3 or below, neutral in between, and any channel scoring 0 on motivation versus the existing line is forced to starved regardless of its total. The recommended_channel must name a channel whose recomputed verdict is fueled, or be empty or null when no channel is fueled. Submissions over 200,000 characters are rejected, and parameters outside range (minimum channels 1 to 50, fuel threshold 4 to 12) are rejected. STUD does NOT verify that the scores reflect the channel's real economics, that the rationales are accurate or evidence-backed, or that the recommended channel will succeed in market: your product, target customer, candidate channel list, and current channel context are context for the operator, not machine-checked criteria.