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name: ad-remake
description: Remake an existing ad with the ad-variation workflow.
---

Use the `ad-variation` skill for this request and follow it as written. Carry over everything the user provided, including the reference ad and their instructions.

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name: ad-variation
description: Create, remake, edit, or revise complete presenter-led ads and video variations through OpenArt MCP. Use for reference adaptations, product explainers, new openings, B-roll, captions, motion, sound and finished edits. Use OpenArt MCP for image, video, audio and other supported operations; choose supplementary tools only for operations it does not provide. Includes script review and preview/full-quality decisions without a fixed editing engine.
---

# OpenArt Ad Variation

Read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) first. This skill preserves the creative,
editorial and interaction guidance for complete ad productions without binding them to an editing engine.
Use OpenArt MCP for image, video and audio generation and every other needed operation it supports.
The agent selects supplementary tools only for operations OpenArt MCP does not provide. Read
[capability selection](guides/execution/capability-selection.md) before choosing an execution path.
It supplies strategies and production relationships, not hardcoded tool calls or a bundled engine.
The Seedance 2.5 preview/full-quality defaults are accessed through OpenArt MCP using its live capabilities.
For a video commission, use actual available capabilities to finish the video after approval; do not stop
at a strategy document unless that is what the user requested.

Before interpreting any brief, script or timecoded draft, read
[intent and script development](references/intent-and-script-development.md). Preserve the intended message,
required facts and exact keywords; actively improve expression, reasoning, actions and flexible beat timing
in this skill's style. Input detail is not an instruction to execute verbatim. Explicit exact-execution
constraints and an approved version requested unchanged remain locked.

When the Script Plan revises supplied creative input, END that response by briefly explaining what changed
and why, then ask whether to use the revised script or follow the original input exactly. Resolve that
version choice before generation under [generation approval](references/generation-approval.md);
a Draft/full-quality choice alone is not acceptance of the rewrite.

Before authoring, read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) and
[product understanding](references/product-understanding.md). Before a generation decision, read
[generation approval](references/generation-approval.md), including native question UI and wording examples.
Complete the full prompt and its matching readable Script Plan before showing either for approval; keep
all spoken and on-screen text in that same version. Default to Seedance 2.5 Draft preview; explicit
high-quality/full-quality delivery defaults directly to Seedance 2.5. Reuse clear approval or an explicit
approval waiver. These shared rules own the experience flow across every video and variant.
For presenter-led promotions, also read [opening hooks](references/opening-hooks.md): establish relevance
in the first 3–5 seconds and show the product from the first image without forcing a spoken brand pitch.

Read the entrypoint and these shared workflow guides, then follow the relevant references linked below.
Supporting Markdown is loaded on demand, not automatically in full. Read reference-analysis guides
for uploaded reference videos, product research for product URLs, direction before authoring, OpenArt
execution before fixing references, duration or request counts, and review before acceptance. Follow nested
links when that decision requires them.

For installation and the package overview, see [README](README.md).

Own the complete viewing experience requested by the user. Understand the material, make deliberate creative choices, and deliver the finished video. Match the user's language in conversation and the commissioned language in speech and graphics.

Treat each commission as a set of relationships: who addresses whom, what the viewer discovers, wh

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name: hook-variants
description: Create complete performance ad videos with different opening hooks through OpenArt MCP from a product brief, reference images, or prompts. Develop the full ad first, generate one base video, then generate replacement hooks and assemble each with the same accepted body. Use for finished hook variants, including UGC-style performance ads, without requiring an original video. All versions have no background music.
---

# OpenArt Hook Variants

Read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) first. This skill builds on Performance Ads
craft: understand the product and audience, create a persuasive complete ad, then vary its opening.
Read [hook production](references/hook-production.md) before planning the set or submitting any generation.
Default delivery is five complete videos: one base ad plus four replacement-hook versions, not six
videos or five isolated openings. Honor a different requested count. An original video is not required.
All base, hook and final videos are unscored: no BGM, musical beds or musical stings. Keep needed speech,
product sounds and natural ambience. This scoped sound policy also applies to Draft previews.

Before interpreting any brief, script or timecoded draft, read
[intent and script development](references/intent-and-script-development.md). Preserve the intended message,
required facts and exact keywords; actively improve expression, reasoning, actions and flexible beat timing
in this skill's style. Input detail is not an instruction to execute verbatim. Explicit exact-execution
constraints and an approved version requested unchanged remain locked.

When the Script Plan revises supplied creative input, END that response by briefly explaining what changed
and why, then ask whether to use the revised script or follow the original input exactly. Resolve that
version choice before generation under [generation approval](references/generation-approval.md);
a Draft/full-quality choice alone is not acceptance of the rewrite.

Before authoring, read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) and
[product understanding](references/product-understanding.md). Before a generation decision, read
[generation approval](references/generation-approval.md), including native question UI and wording examples.
Complete the full prompt and its matching readable Script Plan before showing either for approval; keep
all spoken and on-screen text in that same version. Default to Seedance 2.5 Draft preview; explicit
high-quality/full-quality delivery defaults directly to Seedance 2.5. Reuse clear approval or an explicit
approval waiver. These shared rules own the experience flow across every video and variant.
For presenter-led promotions, also read [opening hooks](references/opening-hooks.md): establish relevance
in the first 3–5 seconds and show the product from the first image without forcing a spoken brand pitch.

Read the entrypoint and these shared workflow guides, then follow the relevant references linked below.
Supporting Markdown is loaded on demand, not automatically in full. Read reference-analysis guides
for uploaded reference videos, product research for product URLs, direction before authoring, OpenArt
execution before fixing references, duration or request counts, and review before acceptance. Follow nested
links when that decision requires them.

Make a feed ad that gives the intended audience a reason to stop, understand the product and take the requested
next step. These are different decisions; do not optimize only the opening. Follow the user's brief and accepted
choices before defaults. Presenter footage, stickers, large text, fast cuts and a CTA are not universal requirements.

See [README](README.md) for installation and output. Match the user's conversation language. Use the requested
speech/text languages; when unspecified, infer them from the brief and record material assumptions.
Creative directions may default to English without ch

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---
name: performance-ads
description: Create, adapt, or revise paid social feed ads through OpenArt MCP from products, briefs, references, approved copy, or existing results. Use for hooks, product demonstrations, concise offer or message ads, and controlled creative variations. Includes intake, reference analysis, claim verification, sequence design, generation, and audiovisual review. Graphics, presenters, and CTAs are chosen by the brief. No post-production pipeline is required.
---

# OpenArt Performance Ads

Before interpreting any brief, script or timecoded draft, read
[intent and script development](references/intent-and-script-development.md). Preserve the intended message,
required facts and exact keywords; actively improve expression, reasoning, actions and flexible beat timing
in this skill's style. Input detail is not an instruction to execute verbatim. Explicit exact-execution
constraints and an approved version requested unchanged remain locked.

When the Script Plan revises supplied creative input, END that response by briefly explaining what changed
and why, then ask whether to use the revised script or follow the original input exactly. Resolve that
version choice before generation under [generation approval](references/generation-approval.md);
a Draft/full-quality choice alone is not acceptance of the rewrite.

Before authoring, read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) and
[product understanding](references/product-understanding.md). Before a generation decision, read
[generation approval](references/generation-approval.md), including native question UI and wording examples.
Complete the full prompt and its matching readable Script Plan before showing either for approval; keep
all spoken and on-screen text in that same version. Default to Seedance 2.5 Draft preview; explicit
high-quality/full-quality delivery defaults directly to Seedance 2.5. Reuse clear approval or an explicit
approval waiver. These shared rules own the experience flow across every video and variant.
For presenter-led promotions, also read [opening hooks](references/opening-hooks.md): establish relevance
in the first 3–5 seconds and show the product from the first image without forcing a spoken brand pitch.

Read the entrypoint and these shared workflow guides, then follow the relevant references linked below.
Supporting Markdown is loaded on demand, not automatically in full. Read reference-analysis guides
for uploaded reference videos, product research for product URLs, direction before authoring, OpenArt
execution before fixing references, duration or request counts, and review before acceptance. Follow nested
links when that decision requires them.

Make a feed ad that gives the intended audience a reason to stop, understand the product and take the requested
next step. These are different decisions; do not optimize only the opening. Follow the user's brief and accepted
choices before defaults. Presenter footage, stickers, large text, fast cuts and a CTA are not universal requirements.

See [README](README.md) for installation and output. Match the user's conversation language. Use the requested
speech/text languages; when unspecified, infer them from the brief and record material assumptions.
Creative directions may default to English without changing the commissioned dialogue.

Before authoring or revising prompts, read [creative preflight](references/creative-preflight.md).
Product images and a short brief are a valid starting point; actively design progression and
performance within this skill's boundary. Audit the final prompt for unjustified restrictions before submission.

## Locate the task and evidence

Use [intake](references/intake.md) to identify new creation, approved-plan execution, reference adaptation,
output repair, or variants. Resume prior work through [project memory](references/project-memory.md).
Do not replace an approved concept merely because a different hook occurs to you.

For supplied a

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---
name: pgc
description: Generate professional presenter-led PGC footage with Seedance through OpenArt MCP. Use for camera-facing product reviews, expert explainers, educational presentations and scripted spokesperson takes with deliberate lighting and stable camera framing. Includes intake, full reference analysis, script, performance, multi-clip continuity and audiovisual QA. Deliver individual takes with native speech, without B-roll or post-production. Casual phone-native lifestyle sharing belongs to UGC.
---

# OpenArt PGC

Before interpreting any brief, script or timecoded draft, read
[intent and script development](references/intent-and-script-development.md). Preserve the intended message,
required facts and exact keywords; actively improve expression, reasoning, actions and flexible beat timing
in this skill's style. Input detail is not an instruction to execute verbatim. Explicit exact-execution
constraints and an approved version requested unchanged remain locked.

When the Script Plan revises supplied creative input, END that response by briefly explaining what changed
and why, then ask whether to use the revised script or follow the original input exactly. Resolve that
version choice before generation under [generation approval](references/generation-approval.md);
a Draft/full-quality choice alone is not acceptance of the rewrite.

Before authoring, read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) and
[product understanding](references/product-understanding.md). Before a generation decision, read
[generation approval](references/generation-approval.md), including native question UI and wording examples.
Complete the full prompt and its matching readable Script Plan before showing either for approval; keep
all spoken and on-screen text in that same version. Default to Seedance 2.5 Draft preview; explicit
high-quality/full-quality delivery defaults directly to Seedance 2.5. Reuse clear approval or an explicit
approval waiver. These shared rules own the experience flow across every video and variant.
For presenter-led promotions, also read [opening hooks](references/opening-hooks.md): establish relevance
in the first 3–5 seconds and show the product from the first image without forcing a spoken brand pitch.

Read the entrypoint and these shared workflow guides, then follow the relevant references linked below.
Supporting Markdown is loaded on demand, not automatically in full. Read reference-analysis guides
for uploaded reference videos, product research for product URLs, direction before authoring, OpenArt
execution before fixing references, duration or request counts, and review before acceptance. Follow nested
links when that decision requires them.

PGC here means deliberately produced, camera-facing presenter footage: a considered camera position,
controlled lighting, clear sound and purposeful explanation. A studio, desk, workshop or well-lit home setup
can all fit. The speaker can be warm and conversational; professional does not mean rigid or an announcer voice.
Use this route for reviews, explainers, tutorials and spokesperson presentations within the footage boundary.
Casual selfie-style daily sharing is a different creative mode, not a lower-quality version of PGC.

Make clean presenter footage ready for the user's later editing. Deliver one or more independent Seedance
clips with their generated speech, appropriate native background music and generation records. Music is
normally light and subordinate to the explanation; omit it for unscored formats or explicit clean-dialogue requests.
Do not concatenate, trim, composite, caption, add music in post, dub through an external pipeline, or create a
final advertising edit. OpenArt Dub Video can make a language version of an accepted take; see
[OpenArt execution](references/openart-execution.md).
This workflow does not require Hypit CLI or its project formats.
For installation and input/output expectations, see [README](README.md).

Match the us

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---
name: product-listing-video
description: Create, adapt or revise product listing videos through OpenArt MCP, especially Amazon-style product-detail media galleries alongside product images. Use for product overview, detail, usage and feature demonstrations that help shoppers evaluate the exact item or SKU. Includes intake, reference analysis, product evidence, sequence design, generation and review. Marketplace placement and current specifications are verified per brief; this is not an off-site performance-ad workflow. No local post-production is required.
---

# OpenArt Product Listing Video

Before interpreting any brief, script or timecoded draft, read
[intent and script development](references/intent-and-script-development.md). Preserve the intended message,
required facts and exact keywords; actively improve expression, reasoning, actions and flexible beat timing
in this skill's style. Input detail is not an instruction to execute verbatim. Explicit exact-execution
constraints and an approved version requested unchanged remain locked.

When the Script Plan revises supplied creative input, END that response by briefly explaining what changed
and why, then ask whether to use the revised script or follow the original input exactly. Resolve that
version choice before generation under [generation approval](references/generation-approval.md);
a Draft/full-quality choice alone is not acceptance of the rewrite.

Before authoring, read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) and
[product understanding](references/product-understanding.md). Before a generation decision, read
[generation approval](references/generation-approval.md), including native question UI and wording examples.
Complete the full prompt and its matching readable Script Plan before showing either for approval; keep
all spoken and on-screen text in that same version. Default to Seedance 2.5 Draft preview; explicit
high-quality/full-quality delivery defaults directly to Seedance 2.5. Reuse clear approval or an explicit
approval waiver. These shared rules own the experience flow across every video and variant.
For presenter-led promotions, also read [opening hooks](references/opening-hooks.md): establish relevance
in the first 3–5 seconds and show the product from the first image without forcing a spoken brand pitch.

Read the entrypoint and these shared workflow guides, then follow the relevant references linked below.
Supporting Markdown is loaded on demand, not automatically in full. Read reference-analysis guides
for uploaded reference videos, product research for product URLs, direction before authoring, OpenArt
execution before fixing references, duration or request counts, and review before acceptance. Follow nested
links when that decision requires them.

Focus on the product-detail page media gallery: a video that sits alongside item photos and helps a shopper
inspect the exact product. Amazon-style listings are the primary use case; other storefront galleries can
use the same method. A gallery video, its cover image and a marketplace's main product image are distinct
assets and placements. Do not assume a video can replace the primary image or control its gallery position.

Help the viewer understand the actual product and make the intended purchase judgment. Product fidelity,
useful evidence and clear information govern the creative choices. A clean showcase, a usage scene and an
annotated feature demonstration can all serve this purpose.

Follow the user's requirements and accepted decisions before defaults. See [README](README.md) for installation
and deliverables. Match the user's conversation language and commissioned speech/text languages; infer missing
language choices from the brief. English creative directions do not require English product copy or speech.

Before authoring or revising prompts, read [creative preflight](references/creative-preflight.md).
Product images and a short brief are a valid starting point; actively de

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---
name: talking-head
description: Build Talking Head Video through OpenArt MCP when one person addressing the camera is the main format. Use for direct-to-camera explanations, product recommendations, teaching, opinions, announcements and spokesperson messages, with expressive delivery and meaningful same-shot demonstrations. Casual or polished setups are supported. Explicit UGC lifestyle or professionally staged PGC briefs retain their dedicated skills; edited ads with B-roll fall outside this skill.
---

# Build Talking Head Video

Before interpreting any brief, script or timecoded draft, read
[intent and script development](references/intent-and-script-development.md). Preserve the intended message,
required facts and exact keywords; actively improve expression, reasoning, actions and flexible beat timing
in this skill's style. Input detail is not an instruction to execute verbatim. Explicit exact-execution
constraints and an approved version requested unchanged remain locked.

When the Script Plan revises supplied creative input, END that response by briefly explaining what changed
and why, then ask whether to use the revised script or follow the original input exactly. Resolve that
version choice before generation under [generation approval](references/generation-approval.md);
a Draft/full-quality choice alone is not acceptance of the rewrite.

Before authoring, read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) and
[product understanding](references/product-understanding.md). Before a generation decision, read
[generation approval](references/generation-approval.md), including native question UI and wording examples.
Complete the full prompt and matching readable Script Plan before presenting the plan; include every
spoken and added on-screen word. Default to Seedance 2.5 Draft preview. Explicit high-quality/full-quality
delivery defaults directly to Seedance 2.5, not another model. Reuse explicit approval and approval waivers.

The person addressing the viewer is the organizing form. A continuous shot can contain a question,
demonstration, closer look, reaction and useful conclusion. Do not reduce the video to a motionless face
reading short slogans. Choose the setup from the message and audience rather than automatically imposing
either UGC informality or PGC studio polish. High-quality delivery describes the render choice, not a genre.
An explicitly requested Talking Head video stays here even when it shares craft with UGC or PGC.

Read supporting guides when their decision arises; [README](README.md) explains installation and outputs.
Use the user's conversation language and commissioned speech/text languages. Honor analysis-only and
prompt-only requests without generating media.

## Establish what the person is helping the viewer understand

Read [intake and script](references/intake-and-script.md). Establish the message, audience, presenter,
setting, tone, language, ratio, desired duration and actual generation scope. Reuse supplied information;
ask only about meaningful gaps. For non-product explanation, do not demand product images or promotional copy.

For uploaded reference videos, read [reference understanding](references/reference-understanding.md).
Inspect complete picture and sound, including phrasing, pauses, emotional emphasis, product handling and
the ending. Distinguish observation from inference and identity from creative inspiration. If the user
supplies only a social-video URL, request the file; there is no link downloader in this skill.

A real presenter's recording can guide identity/performance within the live model's supported capabilities.
Photos establish appearance, not voice. Direct a fictional presenter when no real identity is requested;
do not force personal uploads or invent real testimony, credentials, product trials or use history.

## Author the opening and the useful conversation

Read [opening hooks](references/opening-hooks.md). The first 3–5 seconds should establish a

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---
name: tvc
description: Create, adapt, or revise brand commercials with OpenArt MCP, from product images, briefs, reference films, scripts, or existing results. Use for TVC-style brand films, product launches, sensory or narrative commercials, and brand-video variations. Includes intake, full reference analysis, product evidence, creative direction, model generation, and audiovisual review. Delivers model-generated ads without a post-production pipeline; supports prompt-only requests.
---

# OpenArt TVC

Before interpreting any brief, script or timecoded draft, read
[intent and script development](references/intent-and-script-development.md). Preserve the intended message,
required facts and exact keywords; actively improve expression, reasoning, actions and flexible beat timing
in this skill's style. Input detail is not an instruction to execute verbatim. Explicit exact-execution
constraints and an approved version requested unchanged remain locked.

When the Script Plan revises supplied creative input, END that response by briefly explaining what changed
and why, then ask whether to use the revised script or follow the original input exactly. Resolve that
version choice before generation under [generation approval](references/generation-approval.md);
a Draft/full-quality choice alone is not acceptance of the rewrite.

Before authoring, read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) and
[product understanding](references/product-understanding.md). Before a generation decision, read
[generation approval](references/generation-approval.md), including native question UI and wording examples.
Complete the full prompt and its matching readable Script Plan before showing either for approval; keep
all spoken and on-screen text in that same version. Default to Seedance 2.5 Draft preview; explicit
high-quality/full-quality delivery defaults directly to Seedance 2.5. Reuse clear approval or an explicit
approval waiver. These shared rules own the experience flow across every video and variant.
For presenter-led promotions, also read [opening hooks](references/opening-hooks.md): establish relevance
in the first 3–5 seconds and show the product from the first image without forcing a spoken brand pitch.

Read the entrypoint and these shared workflow guides, then follow the relevant references linked below.
Supporting Markdown is loaded on demand, not automatically in full. Read reference-analysis guides
for uploaded reference videos, product research for product URLs, direction before authoring, OpenArt
execution before fixing references, duration or request counts, and review before acceptance. Follow nested
links when that decision requires them.

Direct a brand commercial whose images, product presence and sound express a specific idea. The brand may be
playful, accessible, technical, warm or premium. Luxury imagery, a human story and a presenter are not mandatory.
Honor the user's brief and accepted choices before applying defaults.

For installation and deliverables, see [README](README.md). Match the user's conversation language and requested
speech/text languages. Default to English creative directions when unspecified; infer commissioned speech/text
language from the brief and state material assumptions.

Before authoring or revising prompts, read [creative preflight](references/creative-preflight.md).
Product images and a short brief are a valid starting point; actively design progression and
performance within this skill's boundary. Audit the final prompt for unjustified restrictions before submission.

## Understand the commission

Read [intake](references/intake.md). Identify whether the user needs a new concept, reference adaptation,
execution of an approved plan, variants, or correction of an existing result. Do not restart settled creative work.
Use [project memory](references/project-memory.md) to resume decisions, active jobs and accepted outputs.

For supplied films, read [reference understanding](refer

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---
name: ugc
description: Create, adapt or revise phone-native UGC ads through OpenArt MCP. Use for relatable peer recommendations, product discovery, first-look demonstrations and lived-in usage scenes. Turn basic product briefs into conversational scripts with specific everyday reasons to care, meaningful product use and naturally integrated offers. Includes product research, detailed script/reference analysis, performance direction, generation approval and audiovisual review. Professional presenter reviews belong to PGC; UGC styling does not establish a real customer testimonial. No local post-production is required.
---

# OpenArt UGC

Before interpreting any brief, script or timecoded draft, read
[intent and script development](references/intent-and-script-development.md). Preserve the intended message,
required facts and exact keywords; actively improve expression, reasoning, actions and flexible beat timing
in this skill's style. Input detail is not an instruction to execute verbatim. Explicit exact-execution
constraints and an approved version requested unchanged remain locked.

When the Script Plan revises supplied creative input, END that response by briefly explaining what changed
and why, then ask whether to use the revised script or follow the original input exactly. Resolve that
version choice before generation under [generation approval](references/generation-approval.md);
a Draft/full-quality choice alone is not acceptance of the rewrite.

Before authoring, read [shared video experience](references/video-experience.md) and
[product understanding](references/product-understanding.md). Before a generation decision, read
[generation approval](references/generation-approval.md), including native question UI and wording examples.
Complete the full prompt and its matching readable Script Plan before showing either for approval; keep
all spoken and on-screen text in that same version. Default to Seedance 2.5 Draft preview; explicit
high-quality/full-quality delivery defaults directly to Seedance 2.5. Reuse clear approval or an explicit
approval waiver. These shared rules own the experience flow across every video and variant.
For presenter-led promotions, also read [opening hooks](references/opening-hooks.md): establish relevance
in the first 3–5 seconds and show the product from the first image without forcing a spoken brand pitch.

Read the entrypoint and these shared workflow guides, then follow the relevant references linked below.
Supporting Markdown is loaded on demand, not automatically in full. Read reference-analysis guides
for uploaded reference videos, product research for product URLs, direction before authoring, OpenArt
execution before fixing references, duration or request counts, and review before acceptance. Follow nested
links when that decision requires them.

Create a persuasive UGC ad that feels like a close, relatable person enthusiastically sharing a useful
discovery and recommending it. Everyday intimacy, tailored personality and contagious positive energy
are the defining priorities, not a professional presenter reading product facts in a casual room.
Understand the user's intent and develop sparse or detailed drafts into a stronger UGC recommendation.
Preserve required facts, exact phrases and explicit locks; detail alone does not make a script immutable.
See [README](README.md) for installation and deliverables.

Before authoring or revising prompts, read [creative preflight](references/creative-preflight.md).
Product images and a short brief are a valid starting point; actively design progression and
performance within this skill's boundary. Audit the final prompt for unjustified restrictions before submission.

## Establish intent and evidence

Use [intake](references/intake.md) to identify the task, reference roles, creator, situation, product and output.
Resume existing work with [project memory](references/project-memory.md), preserving accepted choices and jobs.
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