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Design a small creative test for {{product}}. Verified offer and audience: {{evidence}}. Intended headline contrast: {{contrast}}.
First state a single test question and which outcome would answer it. Create two headline variants under 45 characters, each with a one-sentence rationale. Keep product, price, offer terms, body copy, CTA, visual crop and landing page identical. Return a control sheet listing every fixed element and the sole changed element. Specify the metric numerator and denominator, the minimum information needed to plan sample size and a stopping rule that must be agreed before launch; do not invent a universal sample size or significance threshold. If comparing ordinary organic posts at different times, explain why that is not a randomized experiment. Include a preflight check, a blank result table and a decision rule allowing “inconclusive”. Do not publish, spend money, invent results or promise a lift.

Help me choose a thoughtful gift, without inventing live prices or assuming personal traits.
Recipient interests and explicit exclusions: {{recipient}}
Maximum delivered budget, currency and country: {{budget}}
Delivery deadline and preferences: {{deadline}}
Suggest five distinct gift directions, not fabricated product listings. For each, explain the fit, a search phrase, likely disqualifiers and the information needed to verify total cost and delivery. Use qualitative budget fit unless current dated product evidence is supplied. Include one useful non-product option. Do not infer gender preferences, health needs or sensitive traits. If web access is available, ask whether I want a sourced local shortlist; otherwise clearly state that prices and stock are unverified. End with a two-minute decision rule and a verification checklist.

Compare these offers for the same item using only the supplied information.
Offers and dated price evidence: {{offers}}
Delivery country and currency: {{market}}
Non-negotiable requirements: {{requirements}}
Calculate subtotal minus valid discounts plus shipping plus stated taxes/fees. Show the formula for every row; never treat an unstated tax or fee as zero. Separate a known-total ranking from an incomplete-offer list. Check model/version, quantity, warranty, delivery dates and return costs before treating products as equivalent. Do not claim a historical low, real saving or best available price without dated evidence. Return a table [offer, equivalence, calculation, known total, unknowns, return trade-off], then one provisional choice and three checks I must make at checkout. If currency or product identity is ambiguous, ask before ranking. Do not purchase anything.

Create an eight-second conceptual product commercial for {{product_name_and_description}} in a minimalist studio with {{background_color_palette}} walls.
0–2 seconds: macro close-up of the suspended product components, clearly separated with plausible object count. Use a smooth extreme slow-motion aesthetic, not a claim of 1000fps capture.
2–6 seconds: the visible components assemble gently into the product with coherent geometry; a few {{ingredient_or_material_particles}} drift in the background. Avoid invented mechanisms or a physically misleading product demonstration.
6–8 seconds: a slow orbital camera settles on one clean hero frame with negative space above. Crisp rim light, diffused overhead key and consistent reflections.
Native audio direction: soft magnetic whoosh, restrained mechanical clicks, delicate particle shimmer, ending in room tone. No speech or music.
Aspect ratio: {{aspect_ratio}}. Configure supported eight-second duration and resolution in the actual interface; documented output is 24fps. Keep the object consistent between frames. Treat this as an AI-generated concept, not evidence of real product assembly.