@acedatacloud/skills 2026.821.0 → 2026.821.2
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"name": "@acedatacloud/skills",
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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: "6.0"
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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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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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Immediately after Blueprint v3, write the complete private truth record:
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```text
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ACE-DATA-CLOUD-TRUTH-LEDGER:v2
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MANDATORY_LANE: <server-authoritative lane>
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PRIMARY_FOCUS: <server-authoritative id>
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SECONDARY_FOCUS: <server-authoritative id>
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BUYER_CONTEXT: <verified buyer and job>
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BUYER_PAIN: <verified current-state pain>
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PROMISED_EFFECT: <observable result>
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PROOF_ASSET: <real accepted result>
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MECHANISM: <verified reason the input produces the result>
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PRICE_TRUTH: <payload dimensions, live Credits, concrete outcome>
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CTA_DESTINATION: <verified action and public destination>
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CLAIM_EVIDENCE: <claim→source/asset mapping>
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DISPLAY_DECISION: <which verified truths enter the customer film and why>
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Every factual dimension is always verified in the private Truth Ledger. Facts that remain off-screen are still available to the Reviewer and artifact provenance. The Ledger is evidence, not customer copy: never turn its rows into a checklist, card wall, chapter sequence, narration list, or equal-weight layout.
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PROOF_3: <why it is worth acting on now>
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SECONDARY_FOCUS_FOLD: <proof 1|2|3>
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CTA: <one action plus one destination>
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The film sells exactly one `ONE_BIG_IDEA`, opens on the accepted hero result before explanation, and uses exactly three materially distinct proofs that support that same idea. The secondary focus must fold into exactly one proof; it cannot create a parallel storyline or fourth proof. Use exactly one CTA.
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API and price remain fully verified in the Ledger. When primary they receive a compelling customer-facing treatment; when secondary they receive one compact cue inside a proof; otherwise they may be absent from the MP4. Any fact that does appear must exactly match the Ledger. No truth dimension earns a standalone scene, card, caption, or narration sentence merely because it was verified.
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- `api-integration`: make endpoint→request→lifecycle→terminal result the drama, using a 4–7-line safe request with `$ACEDATACLOUD_API_KEY`, not a compliance insert.
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Material-role minimums establish an editorial palette, not a display obligation. Use only materials that strengthen the One Big Idea and three proofs; unused roles remain provenance. Palette, voice, format, or archetype changes cannot satisfy a focus. Do not restore a fixed timestamp storyboard.
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The independent Reviewer first watches the decoded film without reading the Blueprint or Truth Ledger. It must state the one-line recall, judge whether the accepted result earns attention in the first second, verify the silent first three seconds still communicate the product advantage, identify exactly three distinct proofs, and reject equal-weight cards, simultaneous independent claims, synonymous headlines, repeated compositions, compliance inserts, or multiple CTAs. Each beat has one semantic focal point; visual density may add craft and atmosphere, never more sales propositions.
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Only after that cold pass may the Reviewer compare every visible or spoken API, price, payload, result, and CTA against the Ledger. A non-primary API or price may be absent; unsupported or contradictory claims fail. 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 ad-effectiveness evidence from the final contact sheet/transcript, and make a second actual confirmation call even when no initial blocker exists. If recall, hero-first, proof distinctness, focus hierarchy, clutter/repetition, truth consistency, duration, hero-share, audio, one CTA, or either review fails, Maestro MUST NOT return an accepted submission. The Reviewer receives the Ledger only after its blind assessment.
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