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Build a topic-segmented executive summary plan

An executive-summary plan whose segments exactly match the buyer's required segment set in the required order, each segment carrying a non-empty lead claim and at least the minimum number of supporting points, with one explicit recommendation segment.

You receive: A JSON object: { title, segments: [ { name, order, lead_claim, supporting_points[], takeaway } ], recommendation: {statement, owner} }

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What's verified: STUD verifies that the summary is segmented into exactly the required topics, in order, with lead claims under the word cap and the minimum supporting points each, plus an explicit recommendation. STUD does NOT judge whether the segmentation is the right one for the audience, whether the claims are sound, or whether the recommendation is correct.

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Cost20 credits
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Example

A sample of what this play produces. Your result is generated for your inputs.

Title

Open Paid Fulfillment on STUD.com

Segments

Problem

Order1
Lead claimPaid fulfillment is gated because verification cannot yet run end to end for a live buyer.
Supporting points
  • No Stripe key is configured, so a play cannot charge a real payment method.
  • Auth is not wired to a live buyer session, so a run has no accountable owner.
TakeawayBuyers can browse the full catalog today but a paid run is not yet enabled.

Opportunity

Order2
Lead claimTurning paid fulfillment on converts existing browsing volume into revenue.
Supporting points
  • The catalog already spans about 265 plays across 14 playbooks, so demand-side breadth is in place.
  • Pricing is already defined across Standard, Pro, and Ultra plans, so the offer needs no new design.
TakeawayThe commercial structure is ready; only the enabling infrastructure is missing.

Solution

Order3
Lead claimWire Auth, Stripe, and the judge worker together, then enable paid fulfillment.
Supporting points
  • Ship GitHub Auth so every run has an accountable buyer identity.
  • Connect a Stripe key so credit purchases and play settlement can charge a real payment method.
TakeawayThree integrations, not a rebuild, stand between soft launch and paid fulfillment.

Feasibility

Order4
Lead claimThe judge and catalog infrastructure are already production-tested, lowering execution risk.
Supporting points
  • The judge harness already verifies machine and doc-validator plays cred-free in the deployed gate.
  • The Neon schema and full catalog already auto-apply on every production deploy.
TakeawayMost of the hard infrastructure work is already done and deployed.

Recommendation

Order5
Lead claimApprove the sequenced rollout: Auth, then Stripe, then counsel review, then enable paid fulfillment.
Supporting points
  • Complete the counsel review as the advisory gate owed before paid fulfillment.
  • Enable paid fulfillment only after Auth and Stripe are verified live on stud.com.
TakeawayA staged rollout keeps the soft launch safe while unlocking revenue.

Recommendation

StatementApprove the sequenced rollout: wire Auth and Stripe, complete the counsel review, then enable paid fulfillment.
OwnerDan Schmitz, founder

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