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Build a man-in-the-jungle intrigue narrative arc
Your backstory shaped into a four-beat intrigue arc (jungle, beasts, will he escape, held at the edge) that names your protagonist in the opening beat, puts your concrete stake in the beasts beat, poses a literal open question in the escape beat, and flags the final beat unresolved, ready to drop into a pitch.
Build a milestone-gated grant tranche disbursement schedule
A milestone-gated disbursement schedule as structured JSON: total award, ordered tranches each with an amount, a gating performance milestone, a measurable success metric, and a target date, with tranche amounts summing to the total and dates strictly increasing.
Build a Nemesis-and-Hero Story Register
I get a structured register naming my nemesis (with its category), listing distinct enemy pains, and pairing each with a hero resolution from my product, so I can build a story where the audience roots for my product to arrive and save the day.
Build a novelty-and-tension attention beat sheet
An ordered beat sheet, named for your pitch, where each beat is typed novelty or tension with a mechanism from the fixed menu, both types are present, and neither type runs longer unbroken than your cap.
Build a preferred-stock redemption schedule
A structured JSON redemption schedule listing each anniversary, the fraction of preferred redeemed, and the per-tranche redemption amount, with the fractions summing to 100%.
Build a presentation segment-and-quiz coverage map
A presentation map where every segment carries an audience-value takeaway and at least one quiz question that references that segment, with the segment count and per-segment quiz minimum enforced.
Build a prize-frame flip script
A prize-frame closing script containing every required prize element, at least your minimum number of target-directed qualifying questions, and a closing line, screened against a fixed neediness-phrase list plus any phrases you add.
Build a Problem-Statement Abstraction Ladder
I get a structured abstraction ladder of how-might-we problem statements ordered from most abstract to most concrete, with exactly one marked as the chosen right-sized statement, so I avoid framing my MVP problem too broadly or too narrowly.
Build a Protagonist-Selection Pain-and-Gain Scorecard
I get a structured scorecard covering exactly the candidate protagonists I name, each with a valid role tag, pain and gain scores on my chosen scale, and a short written rationale, and exactly one flagged as the chosen protagonist, where the choice provably maximizes the pain+gain rule under my stated tie-break.
Build a protective-provisions and board-approval consent register
A structured JSON register enumerating each protected corporate action, the approving class, and the consent threshold, covering the required protective-provision items with valid thresholds.
Build a Romance-the-Problem Stakes Anchor
I get a structured stakes anchor with exactly one magnitude statistic (value, unit, claim, and a cited source unless I turn sourcing off), a hook of a type I allow, and a consequence-if-unsolved line that meets my minimum word count, so I can romance the problem without drowning the audience in numbers.
Build a Six-Frame Innovation Storyboard
I get a single structured storyboard document with all six narrative frames filled in (customer, insight, problem, value proposition, how it works, competitive context), each checked against a structural rule (presence, a 40-character content floor, and required phrasing), so my product story is complete in shape and ready to turn into a pitch.