@acedatacloud/skills 2026.819.2 → 2026.821.0
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"name": "@acedatacloud/skills",
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"version": "2026.
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"version": "2026.821.0",
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"description": "Agent Skills for AceDataCloud AI services — music, image, video generation, LLM chat, web search. Compatible with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenAI Codex, and 30+ AI coding agents.",
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"agent-skills",
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license: Apache-2.0
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metadata:
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author: acedatacloud
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version: "5.0"
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connections: [acedatacloud/acedatacloud]
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compatibility: Requires the AceDataCloud connector, Maestro MCP, and only the capability MCPs authorized for the selected campaign.
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- no recent 3 transition-system, voice-family, sound-world, or palette-family repeat;
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The scheduled task supplies the **mandatory lane**, `PRIMARY_FOCUS`, and `SECONDARY_FOCUS` as server-authoritative values. Never recompute or override them. At least one candidate must be eligible for that mandatory lane, and the selected candidate must come from it unless live truth/material evidence makes the whole lane ineligible:
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1. image craft / typography / edit fidelity;
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2. cross-service workflow transformation;
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Before final output, run this mechanical lane preflight:
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Do **not** write a fixed six-scene or fixed timestamp storyboard. Describe emotional beats, hero moments, material roles, and 3–6 measurable quality gates; the general-video Director owns scene count, timing, layouts, and transitions.
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The Blueprint must still answer: who buys, what changes, why this product is distinctive, which real result proves it, what it costs, and what to do next.
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The Blueprint must still answer: who buys, what changes, why this product is distinctive, which real result proves it, what it costs, and what to do next. Narration length follows the selected format and must finish before the CTA hold.
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Immediately after Blueprint v3, write:
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```text
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ACE-DATA-CLOUD-CONTENT-COVERAGE:v1
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PRIMARY_FOCUS: <server-authoritative id>
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BUYER_PAIN: <specific buyer and visible current-state pain>
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PROMISED_EFFECT: <observable buyer result>
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PROOF_ASSET: <real result that substantiates the effect>
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VALUE_ANCHOR: <payload-bound Credits plus concrete outcome purchased>
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MECHANISM: <why this input becomes this output>
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CTA: <action plus destination>
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SEMANTIC_BEATS: <flexible content beats, not a fixed timestamp or scene template>
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```
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Every film must communicate buyer/pain, promise/effect, real proof, one exact integration anchor, one payload-bound value anchor, and CTA through caption, narration, or unmistakable final-byte visual evidence. The primary focus receives one complete explanatory beat; the secondary focus receives one supporting beat; remaining anchors stay concise. Reject a candidate when this cannot fit legibly in the selected duration. Do not restore a fixed timestamp storyboard.
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The five focus treatments are:
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- `effect-proof`: establish a relevant current state, show the accepted result, state the visible change, and connect it to the buyer outcome. A beauty shot without before/change/outcome fails. It may compress but never omit integration and value anchors.
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- `api-integration`: show the exact public endpoint, a 4–7-line safe request using `$ACEDATACLOUD_API_KEY`, input/action, sync/async lifecycle and polling/retrieval when applicable, and the real terminal result. Explain how the request produces the buyer outcome; never show a raw provenance dump.
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- `price-value`: show the payload/model/size/duration/count/reference dimensions that determine live payload-bound Credits and the concrete outcome purchased. A detached price card, unqualified “from” price, or unproved fiat/savings claim fails.
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- `workflow-mechanism`: show ordered input→operation→result, legal proved edges and lifecycle. A single-service film explains real controls rather than inventing a workflow; a multi-service film explains why every stage is necessary and sells one outcome.
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- `buyer-transformation`: name the buyer/context, recognizable pain, changed working state, real proof, distinctive advantage, and a specific reason to act. Generic “work smarter” language fails.
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Palette, voice, format, or archetype changes cannot satisfy a content focus. Focus is a hard treatment lock inside the mandatory lane and does not replace existing Creative Genome distance rules.
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Formal production uses **Pro**, never Standard as a quality proxy. Choose format from `{{format}}`; `auto-diverse` must also avoid the recent three formats and fit the content/channel.
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Treat Pro turns as a delivery budget, not an invitation to explore: finish the initial render by turn 140; use only `check` plus a contact sheet and at most six targeted frames for each review; Do not run deprecated `validate` or `inspect`. The visual-review call MUST NOT launch an Agent or recursively inventory evidence—read the manifest, contact sheet, and targeted frames directly. Consolidate all blockers into one repair, run one final `check`, one final render, one final-byte review, and confirm delivery by turn 240
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Immediately after Maestro accepts the unique UUID task, call `publish_artifact` before waiting or polling. Exact-ID `task_already_exists` is a successful idempotent replay: do not generate another UUID or resubmit.
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`ADC-SPOTLIGHT:v1 | BLUEPRINT=v3 | FAMILY_ID=<id> | TOPIC_ID=<id> | DEMO_ID=<id> | WORKFLOW_ID=<id-or-na> | FILM_ARCHETYPE=<id> | VISUAL_WORLD=<id> | SHOT_GRAMMAR=<id> | RHYTHM_PATTERN=<id> | OPENING_DEVICE=<id> | CLIMAX_DEVICE=<id> | TRANSITION_SYSTEM=<id> | STYLE_ID=<id> | PALETTE_ID=<id> | VOICE_ID=<id> | SOUND_WORLD=<id> | FORMAT=<id> | ASSET_HASHES=<hashes> | EXECUTED_APIS=<paths> | EVIDENCE_URLS=<urls> | MAESTRO_TASK=<uuid> | SUBMISSION=accepted`
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`ADC-SPOTLIGHT:v1 | BLUEPRINT=v3 | PRIMARY_FOCUS=<id> | SECONDARY_FOCUS=<id> | COVERAGE_CONTRACT=v1 | FAMILY_ID=<id> | TOPIC_ID=<id> | DEMO_ID=<id> | WORKFLOW_ID=<id-or-na> | FILM_ARCHETYPE=<id> | VISUAL_WORLD=<id> | SHOT_GRAMMAR=<id> | RHYTHM_PATTERN=<id> | OPENING_DEVICE=<id> | CLIMAX_DEVICE=<id> | TRANSITION_SYSTEM=<id> | STYLE_ID=<id> | PALETTE_ID=<id> | VOICE_ID=<id> | SOUND_WORLD=<id> | FORMAT=<id> | ASSET_HASHES=<hashes> | EXECUTED_APIS=<paths> | EVIDENCE_URLS=<urls> | MAESTRO_TASK=<uuid> | SUBMISSION=accepted`
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Make an actual `Skill` call with `skill="visual-review"` against complete initial evidence. Fix blockers in one concentrated pass. Rebuild evidence from the exact final MP4 bytes, measure duration with `ffprobe`, verify hero runtime and the coverage matrix from the final contact sheet/transcript, and make a second actual confirmation call even when no initial blocker exists. If duration, hero-share, audio, CTA, final-byte coverage, primary/secondary focus depth, or either review fails, Maestro MUST NOT return an accepted submission. The Reviewer receives the Blueprint, Content Coverage contract, Creative Genome, role map, and evidence and judges both sales clarity and **its chosen director language**, not whether it resembles previous episodes.
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