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+// ../api/src/event-ingest/matching.ts
+var MATCH_FIELDS = [
+  "first_name",
+  "last_name",
+  "date_of_birth",
+  "gender",
+  "city",
+  "region",
+  "postal_code",
+  "country"
+];
+var MATCH_COOKIES = ["fbp", "fbc"];
+function tightened(value) {
+  const stripped = value.toLowerCase().replace(/[^\p{L}\p{N}]/gu, "");
+  return stripped === "" ? null : stripped;
+}
+function loosened(value) {
+  const collapsed = value.trim().toLowerCase().replace(/\s+/g, " ");
+  return collapsed === "" ? null : collapsed;
+}
+function birthDate(value) {
+  const digits = value.replace(/\D/g, "");
+  if (!/^\d{8}$/.test(digits)) return null;
+  const month = Number(digits.slice(4, 6));
+  const day = Number(digits.slice(6, 8));
+  if (month < 1 || month > 12 || day < 1 || day > 31) return null;
+  return digits;
+}
+function genderLetter(value) {
+  const first = value.trim().toLowerCase().charAt(0);
+  return first === "f" || first === "m" ? first : null;
+}
+function countryCode(value) {
+  const code = value.trim().toLowerCase();
+  return /^[a-z]{2}$/.test(code) ? code : null;
+}
+var MATCH_SPECS = {
+  first_name: { keep: "hashed", normalize: tightened, meta: "fn", google: "hashed_first_name" },
+  last_name: { keep: "hashed", normalize: tightened, meta: "ln", google: "hashed_last_name" },
+  // Meta only. Google's enhanced conversions have no date of birth, so there is
+  // no destination wanting it in the clear and every reason not to keep one.
+  date_of_birth: { keep: "hashed", normalize: birthDate, meta: "db", google: null },
+  gender: { keep: "plain", normalize: genderLetter, meta: "ge", google: null },
+  city: { keep: "plain", normalize: loosened, meta: "ct", google: "city" },
+  region: { keep: "plain", normalize: loosened, meta: "st", google: "state" },
+  postal_code: { keep: "plain", normalize: loosened, meta: "zp", google: "postal_code" },
+  country: { keep: "plain", normalize: countryCode, meta: "country", google: "country_code" }
+};
+var MATCH_FIELD_FORWARDING = [
+  { field: "email", meta: "em", google: "hashed_email", hashed: true },
+  { field: "phone", meta: "ph", google: "hashed_phone_number", hashed: true },
+  // Kept in the clear — see `resolveOwnId`. The digest is still computed and
+  // still stored beside it, so a Meta forward has one; what changed is that the
+  // sender's own key is now readable, which is the entire reason they sent it.
+  { field: "external_id", meta: "external_id", google: null, hashed: false },
+  ...MATCH_FIELDS.map((field) => ({
+    field,
+    meta: MATCH_SPECS[field].meta,
+    google: MATCH_SPECS[field].google,
+    hashed: MATCH_SPECS[field].keep === "hashed"
+  })),
+  { field: "fbp", meta: "fbp", google: null, hashed: false },
+  { field: "fbc", meta: "fbc", google: null, hashed: false }
+];
+
+// ../api/src/event-ingest/vocabulary.ts
+var INGEST_CLICK_ID_PARAMS = [
+  "gclid",
+  "wbraid",
+  "gbraid",
+  "dclid",
+  "fbclid",
+  "ttclid",
+  "twclid",
+  "li_fat_id",
+  "msclkid",
+  "rdt_cid",
+  "epik",
+  "sccid",
+  "oppref"
+];
+
+// ../api/src/event-sources/fields.ts
+var MATCH_LABELS = {
+  first_name: "First name",
+  last_name: "Last name",
+  date_of_birth: "Date of birth",
+  gender: "Gender",
+  city: "City",
+  region: "Region",
+  postal_code: "Postcode",
+  country: "Country"
+};
+var CLICK_LABELS = {
+  gclid: "Google click id",
+  wbraid: "Google click id (iOS, web to app)",
+  gbraid: "Google click id (iOS, app)",
+  dclid: "Google click id (Display & Video)",
+  fbclid: "Meta click id",
+  ttclid: "TikTok click id",
+  twclid: "X click id",
+  li_fat_id: "LinkedIn click id",
+  msclkid: "Microsoft click id",
+  rdt_cid: "Reddit click id",
+  epik: "Pinterest click id",
+  sccid: "Snapchat click id",
+  oppref: "ChatGPT Ads click id"
+};
+var SOURCE_FIELDS = [
+  { field: "event_name", label: "What happened", group: "event" },
+  { field: "event_time", label: "When it happened", group: "event" },
+  { field: "event_id", label: "Its id", group: "event" },
+  { field: "email", label: "Email", group: "person" },
+  { field: "phone", label: "Phone", group: "person" },
+  { field: "external_id", label: "Your own id for the person", group: "person" },
+  ...MATCH_FIELDS.map((field) => ({ field, label: MATCH_LABELS[field], group: "person" })),
+  { field: "value", label: "Amount", group: "money" },
+  { field: "currency", label: "Currency", group: "money" },
+  ...INGEST_CLICK_ID_PARAMS.map((field) => ({ field, label: CLICK_LABELS[field], group: "click" }))
+];
+var SOURCE_FIELD_NAMES = SOURCE_FIELDS.map((spec) => spec.field);
+var FIELD_SET = new Set(SOURCE_FIELD_NAMES);
+function isSourceField(value) {
+  return FIELD_SET.has(value);
+}
+var PROPERTY_ROW_PREFIX = "properties.";
+var PROPERTY_KEY_MAX = 64;
+var PROPERTY_KEY = /^[A-Za-z0-9_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]*$/;
+var RESERVED_PROPERTY_KEYS = ["baker_source", "hubspot_property", "hubspot_value"];
+function isPropertyRow(row) {
+  return row.startsWith(PROPERTY_ROW_PREFIX);
+}
+function propertyKeyOf(row) {
+  return isPropertyRow(row) ? row.slice(PROPERTY_ROW_PREFIX.length) : null;
+}
+function propertyKeyProblem(key) {
+  const trimmed = key.trim();
+  if (trimmed === "") return "A property needs a name.";
+  if (trimmed.length > PROPERTY_KEY_MAX) return `A property name is at most ${PROPERTY_KEY_MAX} characters.`;
+  if (!PROPERTY_KEY.test(trimmed)) {
+    return `"${trimmed}" is not a property name: letters, digits, underscore, dash and dot only, starting with a letter or digit.`;
+  }
+  if (RESERVED_PROPERTY_KEYS.includes(trimmed)) return `"${trimmed}" is written by Baker itself; pick another name.`;
+  return null;
+}
+function mappingRowProblem(row) {
+  if (isSourceField(row)) return null;
+  const key = propertyKeyOf(row);
+  if (key === null) {
+    return `"${row}" is not a field an event can carry. A field is one of ${SOURCE_FIELD_NAMES.join(", ")}; an extra property is spelled properties.<name>.`;
+  }
+  return propertyKeyProblem(key);
+}
+
+// ../api/src/event-sources/template.ts
+var MENTION = /\{\{\s*([^{}]+?)\s*\}\}/g;
+function mentionOf(path) {
+  return `{{${path}}}`;
+}
+function templateMentions(template) {
+  const seen = [];
+  for (const match of template.matchAll(MENTION)) {
+    const path = (match[1] ?? "").trim();
+    if (path !== "" && !seen.includes(path)) seen.push(path);
+  }
+  return seen;
+}
+
+export {
+  MATCH_COOKIES,
+  MATCH_FIELD_FORWARDING,
+  INGEST_CLICK_ID_PARAMS,
+  SOURCE_FIELD_NAMES,
+  mappingRowProblem,
+  mentionOf,
+  templateMentions
+};
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+{"version":3,"sources":["../../api/src/event-ingest/matching.ts","../../api/src/event-ingest/vocabulary.ts","../../api/src/event-sources/fields.ts","../../api/src/event-sources/template.ts"],"sourcesContent":["/**\n * The customer-matching block: one vocabulary for everything Meta calls\n * *advanced matching* and Google calls *enhanced conversions*.\n *\n * ## Why these fields are here at all\n *\n * A server event is worth what it can be joined to. An email is the join that\n * works, and everything in this file is the second-best set for when the join\n * has to happen *outward* instead — Meta and Google both accept an event with\n * no email at all if it carries enough of a person: a name and a postcode, a\n * click id, a browser cookie. They disagree about spelling and about what has\n * to be hashed, and they do not disagree about the set.\n *\n * Two things follow, and they are the whole design:\n *\n * - **One block, one spelling.** A sender maps their CRM once, here, rather\n *   than once per destination. `MATCH_FIELD_FORWARDING` is the table that says\n *   what each field is called on the other side, so the mapping is published\n *   rather than folklore.\n * - **Kept in the form every destination can still be derived from.** That rule\n *   decides, per field, whether it is stored hashed or in the clear, and it is\n *   the only rule here worth remembering: **a digest can be computed later and\n *   never undone.** A city hashed on arrival can never be sent to Google, which\n *   wants `address_info.city` in plain text; a city kept in the clear can be\n *   hashed for Meta at the moment of sending, for free.\n *\n * So: hashed here are the fields **both** destinations want hashed and which\n * identify a person on their own — email, phone, the two names, the date of\n * birth, and the sender's own id. Kept in the clear are the coarse ones that\n * identify nobody by themselves and that Google wants unhashed: city, region,\n * postal code, country, and the gender letter. Hashing that second set would\n * buy no privacy — the digest of `es` is not a secret — and would cost the\n * ability to send them anywhere.\n *\n * ## A value that arrives already hashed\n *\n * Accepted for every field, and detected rather than declared. There is no\n * `email_sha256` beside `email` any more, because two fields for one idea is a\n * choice a sender should never have had to make: a 64-character hex string is\n * unambiguously a digest — no address, phone number, city or name can be one —\n * so the field can hold either and we can tell. What we cannot do is *unhash*,\n * so a digest arriving for a field this module would otherwise keep in the\n * clear is stored under `<field>_sha256`: the key says what is inside it, and a\n * forward that needs the plain value knows it does not have one.\n *\n * ## Normalization is Meta's, and the divergence is stated\n *\n * The hashed fields are normalized under the rule Meta publishes (lower case,\n * trimmed, punctuation and spacing removed) because a digest can only be\n * computed under one rule and Meta's is the stricter of the two. Google's rule\n * for a name is lower-case-and-trim only, so the two agree on every name\n * without punctuation in it and differ on `O'Brien`. Email and phone do not\n * have this problem: they go through `../identity`, which is the platform's one\n * versioned rule and the same one the browser beacon writes with — which is\n * what makes a server event and a Form submission land on one person.\n */\n\nimport { isSha256Hex, sha256Hex } from \"../identity\";\n\n/**\n * A field of `user_data` that describes the person rather than naming a click.\n *\n * `email` and `phone` are deliberately not here: they are resolved by\n * `./identity` into the row's own `identity_hash`, under the platform's\n * versioned rule, and this module reads that result rather than hashing them a\n * second time under a different one.\n */\nexport const MATCH_FIELDS = [\n  \"first_name\",\n  \"last_name\",\n  \"date_of_birth\",\n  \"gender\",\n  \"city\",\n  \"region\",\n  \"postal_code\",\n  \"country\",\n] as const;\nexport type MatchField = (typeof MATCH_FIELDS)[number];\n\n/**\n * The browser cookies Meta's pixel sets, which name a browser rather than a\n * person.\n *\n * `fbp` is the pixel's own first-party cookie and `fbc` is the one it derives\n * from a click. Both are sent to Meta **unhashed and verbatim** — they are\n * opaque strings of Meta's own making, and hashing one destroys it — so they\n * are stored exactly as they arrived.\n *\n * They are not in {@link MATCH_FIELDS} and not in the click-id list either.\n * They are not click ids: a `gclid` is stamped on a URL by the ad platform and\n * has a column of its own here because reports filter on it, while `fbp` is a\n * cookie a script wrote and nothing reports on. But they *do* name somebody,\n * which is why `namesSomebody` counts them — an event carrying only an `fbp` is\n * still an event Meta can attribute, and refusing it would lose exactly the\n * conversions this block exists to make sendable.\n */\nexport const MATCH_COOKIES = [\"fbp\", \"fbc\"] as const;\nexport type MatchCookie = (typeof MATCH_COOKIES)[number];\n\n/** How a field is stored, once it has been normalized. */\ntype Keeping = \"hashed\" | \"plain\";\n\ntype MatchSpec = {\n  keep: Keeping;\n  /** The canonical form, or `null` when the value says nothing usable. */\n  normalize: (value: string) => string | null;\n  /** What Meta and Google call this field, for the published mapping. */\n  meta: string;\n  google: string | null;\n};\n\n/** Lower-cased, trimmed, and stripped of everything that is not a letter or a digit. Meta's rule. */\nfunction tightened(value: string): string | null {\n  const stripped = value.toLowerCase().replace(/[^\\p{L}\\p{N}]/gu, \"\");\n  return stripped === \"\" ? null : stripped;\n}\n\n/** Lower-cased and trimmed, with runs of whitespace collapsed. Nothing else is removed. */\nfunction loosened(value: string): string | null {\n  const collapsed = value.trim().toLowerCase().replace(/\\s+/g, \" \");\n  return collapsed === \"\" ? null : collapsed;\n}\n\n/**\n * `1985-04-09`, `1985/04/09`, `19850409` — eight digits in year-month-day\n * order, however they are punctuated.\n *\n * The order is not guessed. `09/04/1985` is refused rather than read as the\n * ninth of April or the fourth of September: nothing in the value says which,\n * and a birth date hashed under the wrong reading is a digest that matches\n * nobody at Meta, with no error anywhere to say so. A refusal costs one field\n * on one event and is visible in the arrival log; a wrong guess costs the match\n * and is not.\n */\nfunction birthDate(value: string): string | null {\n  const digits = value.replace(/\\D/g, \"\");\n  if (!/^\\d{8}$/.test(digits)) return null;\n  const month = Number(digits.slice(4, 6));\n  const day = Number(digits.slice(6, 8));\n  if (month < 1 || month > 12 || day < 1 || day > 31) return null;\n  return digits;\n}\n\n/** `f` or `m`, from whatever word or letter the sender's system stores. */\nfunction genderLetter(value: string): string | null {\n  const first = value.trim().toLowerCase().charAt(0);\n  return first === \"f\" || first === \"m\" ? first : null;\n}\n\n/** ISO-3166 alpha-2, lower-cased. A country name is refused rather than guessed at. */\nfunction countryCode(value: string): string | null {\n  const code = value.trim().toLowerCase();\n  return /^[a-z]{2}$/.test(code) ? code : null;\n}\n\nexport const MATCH_SPECS: Readonly<Record<MatchField, MatchSpec>> = {\n  first_name: { keep: \"hashed\", normalize: tightened, meta: \"fn\", google: \"hashed_first_name\" },\n  last_name: { keep: \"hashed\", normalize: tightened, meta: \"ln\", google: \"hashed_last_name\" },\n  // Meta only. Google's enhanced conversions have no date of birth, so there is\n  // no destination wanting it in the clear and every reason not to keep one.\n  date_of_birth: { keep: \"hashed\", normalize: birthDate, meta: \"db\", google: null },\n  gender: { keep: \"plain\", normalize: genderLetter, meta: \"ge\", google: null },\n  city: { keep: \"plain\", normalize: loosened, meta: \"ct\", google: \"city\" },\n  region: { keep: \"plain\", normalize: loosened, meta: \"st\", google: \"state\" },\n  postal_code: { keep: \"plain\", normalize: loosened, meta: \"zp\", google: \"postal_code\" },\n  country: { keep: \"plain\", normalize: countryCode, meta: \"country\", google: \"country_code\" },\n};\n\n/** One row of the published mapping: our name, Meta's, Google's, and whether we hold it hashed. */\nexport type MatchFieldForwarding = {\n  field: string;\n  meta: string;\n  google: string | null;\n  hashed: boolean;\n};\n\n/**\n * What each field of the matching block is called at the destinations that\n * accept it — the table the dialog and the docs both read.\n *\n * Published rather than described, because \"it maps onto Meta's user_data\" is\n * a promise a sender cannot check and this is the same promise they can.\n */\nexport const MATCH_FIELD_FORWARDING: readonly MatchFieldForwarding[] = [\n  { field: \"email\", meta: \"em\", google: \"hashed_email\", hashed: true },\n  { field: \"phone\", meta: \"ph\", google: \"hashed_phone_number\", hashed: true },\n  // Kept in the clear — see `resolveOwnId`. The digest is still computed and\n  // still stored beside it, so a Meta forward has one; what changed is that the\n  // sender's own key is now readable, which is the entire reason they sent it.\n  { field: \"external_id\", meta: \"external_id\", google: null, hashed: false },\n  ...MATCH_FIELDS.map((field) => ({\n    field,\n    meta: MATCH_SPECS[field].meta,\n    google: MATCH_SPECS[field].google,\n    hashed: MATCH_SPECS[field].keep === \"hashed\",\n  })),\n  { field: \"fbp\", meta: \"fbp\", google: null, hashed: false },\n  { field: \"fbc\", meta: \"fbc\", google: null, hashed: false },\n];\n\n/** The longest a stored match value may be, matching the width the map's values are held at. */\nconst MAX_MATCH_VALUE = 255;\n\n/**\n * One field, resolved to the key it is stored under and the value stored there.\n *\n * `null` when the field said nothing usable — `gender: \"unknown\"`, a country\n * spelled out in full, a postcode of whitespace. A field that is present and\n * unusable contributes nothing rather than storing something that matches\n * nobody, which is the same rule the identity resolution follows.\n */\nexport async function resolveMatchField(\n  field: MatchField,\n  raw: string,\n): Promise<{ key: string; value: string } | null> {\n  const value = raw.trim();\n  if (value === \"\") return null;\n  const spec = MATCH_SPECS[field];\n  // Already a digest, whatever this field would otherwise keep. Taken at face\n  // value — hashing a hash matches nothing, forever — and keyed so that the\n  // name says what is inside, because a plain-text destination cannot use it.\n  if (isSha256Hex(value)) return { key: `${field}_sha256`, value: value.toLowerCase() };\n  const normalized = spec.normalize(value);\n  if (normalized === null) return null;\n  if (spec.keep === \"plain\") return { key: field, value: normalized.slice(0, MAX_MATCH_VALUE) };\n  return { key: `${field}_sha256`, value: await sha256Hex(normalized) };\n}\n\n/**\n * The two ids that are not facts about a person but *names the sender chose*,\n * kept exactly as they were sent.\n *\n * `external_id` is the client's own key — a HubSpot contact id, a Salesforce\n * record id — and `baker_id` is a cookie value one of our own pages minted.\n * Neither describes anybody: they are pointers, and a pointer is worth only\n * what it can be followed with.\n *\n * ## Why these are the exception to \"identifying fields are hashed\"\n *\n * `external_id` used to be hashed here and nothing else, on the reasoning that\n * it is sometimes an email or a document number in disguise. That reasoning\n * held and the consequence did not: it made the field **useless to the person\n * who sent it**. An integrator posting `external_id: \"hs:contact:12345\"` opened\n * the event and read *Provided, stored hashed* — no way to check we had read\n * the right record, no way to paste the id back into their CRM, and no way to\n * tell a working integration from one silently keyed on the wrong column. The\n * whole point of the field is to be recognised on the way back out.\n *\n * The privacy this bought was also smaller than it looked. The digest is still\n * computed, still what `identity_hash` stores and still what the identity graph\n * joins on — see `./identity` — so nothing about the joining changed. What is\n * new is a second copy in the clear, under the key that says so.\n *\n * A value that arrives *already* a digest still keeps `<field>_sha256`, for the\n * rule that governs every field here: a digest cannot be undone, so the key has\n * to say what is inside it.\n */\nexport function resolveOwnId(field: \"external_id\" | \"baker_id\", raw: string): { key: string; value: string } | null {\n  const value = raw.trim();\n  if (value === \"\") return null;\n  if (isSha256Hex(value)) return { key: `${field}_sha256`, value: value.toLowerCase() };\n  return { key: field, value: value.slice(0, MAX_MATCH_VALUE) };\n}\n\n/** A cookie value, as Meta minted it: bounded, and otherwise untouched. */\nexport function resolveMatchCookie(raw: string): string | null {\n  const value = raw.trim();\n  return value === \"\" ? null : value.slice(0, MAX_MATCH_VALUE);\n}\n\n/**\n * The `fbclid` hiding inside an `fbc`, or `null`.\n *\n * `fbc` is `fb.<subdomain index>.<timestamp>.<fbclid>` — Meta's own encoding of\n * a click id it already saw. A sender whose system stored the cookie has the\n * click id and does not know it, so reading it out costs one split and gives\n * the event the same paid-attribution column a landing page would have written\n * from the URL. Nothing is invented: the value was there.\n */\nexport function fbclidFromFbc(fbc: string): string | null {\n  const parts = fbc.split(\".\");\n  if (parts.length < 4 || parts[0] !== \"fb\") return null;\n  const id = parts.slice(3).join(\".\");\n  return id === \"\" ? null : id;\n}\n","/**\n * The click ids a sender may hand over, named the way their own system stored\n * them.\n *\n * The wire uses the **URL parameter** spelling (`li_fat_id`) rather than the\n * analytics row's field spelling (`liFatId`), because a client's CRM captured\n * these off a landing URL and that is the name it wrote them down under.\n * {@link clickIdsFromWire} is the one place the two vocabularies meet.\n *\n * Mirrored from `CLICK_ID_FIELDS` in `../analytics/normalize.ts`, which is the\n * source of truth for which click ids the store has columns for.\n * `vocabulary.parity.test.ts` reads that file and fails if the two drift — a\n * missing entry here is an attribution a client sent and we dropped.\n */\n\nimport type { ClickIdFields } from \"../analytics/normalize\";\n\nexport const INGEST_CLICK_ID_PARAMS = [\n  \"gclid\",\n  \"wbraid\",\n  \"gbraid\",\n  \"dclid\",\n  \"fbclid\",\n  \"ttclid\",\n  \"twclid\",\n  \"li_fat_id\",\n  \"msclkid\",\n  \"rdt_cid\",\n  \"epik\",\n  \"sccid\",\n  \"oppref\",\n] as const;\nexport type IngestClickIdParam = (typeof INGEST_CLICK_ID_PARAMS)[number];\n\nconst FIELD_FOR_PARAM: Readonly<Record<IngestClickIdParam, keyof ClickIdFields>> = {\n  gclid: \"gclid\",\n  wbraid: \"wbraid\",\n  gbraid: \"gbraid\",\n  dclid: \"dclid\",\n  fbclid: \"fbclid\",\n  ttclid: \"ttclid\",\n  twclid: \"twclid\",\n  li_fat_id: \"liFatId\",\n  msclkid: \"msclkid\",\n  rdt_cid: \"rdtCid\",\n  epik: \"epik\",\n  sccid: \"sccid\",\n  oppref: \"oppref\",\n};\n\n/** The wire's click block as the analytics row builder names its fields. 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A\n * mapping is `SourceField → dotted path`, and the field half of that pair has\n * to be a name the wire already accepts, because the whole of what a source\n * does is build an `IngestEventInput` and hand it to the same door the\n * client's own server would have used. 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package/dist/chunk-P5T7OZKV.js

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+import {
+  DEFAULT_VIDEO_GENERATE_MODEL,
+  clipAudioMode,
+  spokenWordsIn
+} from "./chunk-CAMX6OHF.js";
+
+// src/commands/studio/avatarModel.ts
+function pinnedModelHint(input) {
+  if (!input.avatar || !input.model) return null;
+  if (input.model === DEFAULT_VIDEO_GENERATE_MODEL) return null;
+  const speaks = input.generateAudio ?? true;
+  if (!speaks) return null;
+  return `You pinned --model ${input.model} on a speaking avatar. Without it this clip routes to ${DEFAULT_VIDEO_GENERATE_MODEL}, which was chosen for exactly this case: the better picture, both orientations, and audio always on. Drop --model unless the user asked for a specific one \u2014 and note ${input.model} may not take the length or the reference you are counting on.`;
+}
+function silentModelHint(model, prompt) {
+  if (!model || !prompt) return null;
+  if (clipAudioMode(model) !== "never") return null;
+  if (spokenWordsIn(prompt) === 0) return null;
+  return `${model} renders no audio \u2014 the line in this prompt will be mouthed and never heard. For a shot where someone speaks use ${DEFAULT_VIDEO_GENERATE_MODEL} (audio always on), or alibaba/wan-3.0 past 10 seconds. Keep this model for shots with no voice in them.`;
+}
+
+export {
+  pinnedModelHint,
+  silentModelHint
+};
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-P5T7OZKV.js.map