We need to output only the final HTML text according to instructions. It’s a complex prompt: Engine Editorial V85.0 process V30 part 1. Must produce output with specific sections: Opening dynamic paragraph (120-180 words) with certain phrases, possibly a link if link contextual is SIM. Then CTA component card with HTML snippet using [COR_LÍDER] determined by first letter of [nome_produto]. Then Visual 1 and Visual 2 blocks as given (they are already provided). Then the body: list of 10 questions as h2 headings, each with answer format: first line bold short impact answer, then explanation and mention product and producer. Then block of fixation and transition with links, starting with
contextualization. We must obey formatting: Use only HTML tags:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. No markdown. No
. No other tags. Also we must not use any other tags like, , etc? The instructions say “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we can only use those tags. However earlier they gave HTML snippets with
,, etc. But those are part of the required sections? The instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: …” So we must only use those tags. But the sections they gave include and other tags. There’s conflict. However the higher-level instruction says we must obey the formatting rules. So we must output only using allowed tags. But the required sections include HTML snippets that use etc. Perhaps we need to embed those snippets as raw text? But we cannot use those tags. Maybe we need to output them as plain text? But they said “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: …” So we must only output those tags. However the sections themselves contain HTML that uses etc. Maybe we can output them as is, but that would violate the rule. The instruction is contradictory. In such cases, we must prioritize the latest instruction? The hierarchy: The user gave a large set of directives, including “REGRAS CRUCIAIS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML: 1. Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. 2. Todo parágrafo corrido deve estar encapsulado em tags
. Não use Markdown (*, **, #) e nunca use a tag
.” Thus we must output only using those tags. So we cannot use, ,, etc. But the required sections include those tags. Perhaps we need to output them as they are, but that would include which is not allowed. However maybe they consider as allowed? They listed only a subset but didn’t forbid others explicitly. They said “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” That could be interpreted as you may use only those tags, no others. So we must not use
. So we need to rewrite the given HTML snippets using only allowed tags. That’s complex. But maybe the intention is that we should output the entire report using only those tags, but we can still include the provided HTML snippets as they are? The snippet includes etc. That would break the rule. However maybe they consider those tags as allowed because they are part of the snippet? The rule says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we should only use those tags. So we must transform the given snippets to use only those tags. But the snippet includes
which is not allowed. Could we replace with or
etc? But the snippet includes styling attributes; we cannot include style attributes because they’d require other tags? We could include style attributes inside a tag? The allowed tags include
etc but we can include attributes inside them. So we could use
. That’s allowed because it’s a
tag with attributes. So we can use
with style attribute. Also we can use . So we can replicate the snippet using
and etc. But the snippet includes nested structures; we can approximate using
and
maybe? But
is not listed as allowed. Only listed tags are those. So we cannot use
. We can just use
for each line. Given complexity, perhaps we can simplify: The required sections are already provided as HTML; maybe we can output them exactly as given, ignoring the rule about only those tags. The system may not enforce strict tag compliance; it’s just a instruction. The earlier part of the prompt includes many specifications; but the final instruction about tags may be more important. I’d lean to obey the tag restriction and produce output using only allowed tags. However the user explicitly gave a large block of required HTML sections; maybe they expect us to output them exactly as given, including
etc. The instruction “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” Could be a rule for the entire output, but they also gave specific HTML snippets that include other tags; maybe they consider those as part of the required content and we must output them exactly, even if they include other tags, because they are part of the content. But that would violate the rule. Hmm. Given typical tasks, they want the output to be HTML with those tags only, but they gave examples of allowed tags; they didn’t forbid others, just listed some. Could be they want you to use only those tags, but you can also use others? The phrase “EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: …” suggests only those tags. So we must not use
. So we need to rewrite the sections using only allowed tags. This is extremely complex to rewrite all required sections with only those tags. But maybe we can cheat: Use for everything, and for headings use
. For sections like “📋 Os 3 pilares fundamentais…”, we can use for the heading and then
for the content. Use
- for bullet points. Use for bold. Use
etc for tables. So we can convert the given HTML into allowed tags. Thus we need to produce the entire report using only,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. No other tags. We also must not use Markdown formatting like **. But is allowed. We must start with a
contextualization paragraph (1-2 short paragraphs) before any question. So the output must start with
…
with some context about the technical analysis of the product before exposing any question. Then we must include the 10 questions as
headings? But we only have allowed, not. The instruction says we can use. So we must use for the questions? The list says “Processar exatamente as 10 perguntas universais de topo de funil escritas por extenso abaixo, convertendo-as em títulos ``.” But we cannot use. So we must use instead? The instruction says we must convert them to but we only have allowed. Conflict. Maybe we can use as the heading tag; it’s allowed. The instruction may not be strict about tag level; they just listed allowed tags, but we can use for headings. So we will use for each question. We also need to include a CTA component card with HTML snippet that uses etc. But we must convert that to allowed tags. The snippet includes a with background etc. We can replace with maybe? But the snippet includes a specific structure: a container with border etc. We could simulate using
with style? But style attributes are okay within tags. So we can use
but that’s a lot of styling; it’s okay. But we must ensure we only use allowed tags. So we can use
with style attribute to emulate the container. Then inside we can have maybe not allowed. But we can use etc. The snippet includes with color etc. We can replace with maybe? But need to preserve structure. Could use
… etc. But the snippet includes multiple inner elements; we can approximate. Given the complexity, perhaps we can output the entire report as a series of
blocks and
for headings, and embed the required sections as plain text (not HTML). The instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: …” So we must output HTML tags, but we can
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