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Five-milestone Yellow Brick Road journey of ordered bricks

I get a complete buyer-journey roadmap: my five milestones echoed in order with milestone 5 flagged as the Revenue Zone, each backed by exactly five bricks drawn from the brickyard I provide, numbered 1 through 25 in milestone order, with my digital-first minimum met across milestones 1 and 2.

You receive: A JSON object { product, milestones: [ { order (1..5), statement, is_revenue_zone (boolean), bricks: [ { sequence, name, channel (digital | in_person) } x5 ] } x5 ] }: 25 bricks total, sequenced 1 to 25 and grouped so milestone k carries sequences 5k-4 through 5k, every brick name taken from your brickyard.

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What's verified: STUD verifies the deliverable is a JSON object naming your product, with exactly five milestones ordered 1 to 5 whose statements echo your five milestone statements in order (compared case-insensitively, ignoring punctuation), and with milestone 5, and only milestone 5, flagged as the Revenue Zone. STUD also verifies each milestone carries exactly five bricks, the 25 brick sequence numbers are exactly 1 through 25 with milestone k carrying sequences 5k-4 through 5k, every brick channel is digital or in_person, and the count of digital bricks across milestones 1 and 2 meets your minimum (default 6; a minimum outside 0 to 10 is rejected as out of range). Every brick name must be non-empty, must not be placeholder text (TBD, TODO, N/A, and similar), must be unique across the journey (compared case-insensitively, ignoring punctuation), and must match an entry in the brickyard you provide (25 to 200 entries; other counts are rejected as out of range). Submissions over 200,000 characters are rejected. STUD does NOT verify that the milestones or bricks are the right ones for your market, that the assembled sequence will actually move buyers to purchase, or that a brick's channel tag is truthful; your target-customer description is operator context that guides the work and is not enforced by the validator.