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We need to produce HTML output only, no markdown. Must follow editorial guidelines: extremely scanable with microparagraphs max 3 lines, short sentences. Must start with 1-2 short
paragraphs contextualizing the technical analysis before any question. Then we need to follow the directive from [SUA DIRETRIZ CONTEUDISTA DA PLANILHA (ETAPA 1)] which is a complex set of instructions for generating part 1 of a report focusing on “Reclame Aqui / Fraude / Golpe / Confiável”. Must produce HTML only, using allowed tags:
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,,, etc. However the directive includes HTML with style etc. But we are restricted to only those tags. There’s a conflict: The directive says we must insert HTML blocks with divs etc. But the earlier “REGRAS CRUCIAIS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML” says we must write exclusively using tags HTML limpos:,
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,,, ,. No divs, no style attributes. So we must obey the higher priority: the formatting rules. Therefore we cannot use divs or style attributes. We must adapt the required components using only allowed tags. However the directive explicitly asks to insert certain HTML blocks with divs and styles. This conflicts. According to hierarchy, the system messages: we have developer message empty, system gave guidelines. The user message includes both the formatting rules and the directive. Usually we must follow all instructions, but if conflict, we need to decide which overrides. The formatting rules are under “[REGRAS CRUCIAIS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML]:” which is explicit. The directive is under “[SUA DIRETRIZ CONTEUDISTA DA PLANILHA (ETAPA 1)]”. Both are from user. Which has higher priority? Typically later instructions may override earlier, but both are user. We need to reconcile. Possibly we should follow the formatting rules strictly, as they are about allowed tags. The directive includes divs etc., but we can’t use them. So we must transform the directive content into allowed tags only. That means we cannot include
or style attributes. We must produce a report using only,
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,,, ,. Also we need to include up to 1-2 links () but is not listed as allowed. The allowed tags list does NOT include . However the directive requires a link. The formatting rules didn’t mention . It says “EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpo:
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,,, ,.” No . But earlier in the prompt we have link usage rules: we can create max 1-2 links. This suggests is allowed despite not being listed. Possibly the list omitted inadvertently but we should still allow . The formatting rules say “EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
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,,, ,.” That seems to forbid . But the link rule says we have permission to create links. There’s a conflict. Usually the later instruction (link rule) may override. However the formatting rules are under a section labeled “[REGRAS CRUCIAIS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML]:” which seems strict. The link rule appears earlier under “[🚨 REGRAS RIGIDAS DE LINKS]:” which also is a rule. Both are user. Which to prioritize? The link rule is about permission to create links; the formatting rules restrict tags. If we cannot use , we cannot comply with link rule. Likely the intention is that is allowed, and the list omitted it accidentally. We’ll assume is allowed. We must also not use markdown. Must output only HTML. We need to follow the directive: start with 1-2 short
paragraphs contextualizing the technical analysis before any question. So first we output maybe two
paragraphs. Then we need to implement the sections: opening dynamic (120-180 words) without H2. Must include the exact product name on first line, and words “plataforma de pagamento” and “garantia incondicional” in first paragraph. Also must be in plain text (no headings). Must be scanable: microparagraphs max 3 lines, short sentences. We’ll produce maybe 3-4 short paragraphs each <=3 lines. Then we need CTA_PRIMÁRIO: COMPONENTE_CARD_AUDITORIA_RISCO. We need to output HTML block with given structure but using allowed tags only. The given block uses divs, spans, style. We cannot use divs or style attributes. We need to replicate using allowed tags: maybe use
for layout,,, etc. But we need to keep it simple. Could use or
with . However the directive expects a specific component. We might need to approximate using allowed tags while preserving meaning. However the instruction says “Insira o HTML abaixo preenchendo as tags com os dados reais.” It expects that HTML. If we cannot use divs, we might violate. But maybe we can still use divs because the earlier formatting rule may be overridden by the directive which is more specific. The instruction to use only those tags might be a general rule but the directive is a specific task that overrides. Usually in such prompts, the later specific instruction overrides the general. The directive is more detailed and later. So we should follow the directive and include divs and style. However the earlier rule says “EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: …” which is a strong restriction. Which to follow? I think the safer is to follow the formatting rules because they are explicitly about allowed tags. But then we cannot fulfill the directive’s HTML blocks. Could we embed the divs inside allowed tags? No. We could try to comply with both by using only allowed tags but still representing the component using tables etc. The directive says “Insira o HTML abaixo preenchendo as tags com os dados reais.” If we change the HTML, we are not inserting that exact HTML. Might be considered non-compliance. Given the conflict, we need to decide. Usually in these tasks, the system expects us to follow the latter instruction (the directive) because it’s the main task. The formatting rules are baseline but the directive may require extra tags. The instruction “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: …” is absolute. If we add any other tag, we violate. So we must not add divs, style, etc. So we must adapt. Thus we will produce a report using only allowed tags:
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,,, , with border etc. But we cannot use style attributes, so we cannot set colors etc. We could use etc. border attribute is allowed? It’s an attribute, not style. Probably okay. We’ll keep simple. We also need to include the visual additional element: PROTOCOLO DE PREVENÇÃO DE QUEIXAS. Again we need to adapt. We also need to generate 18 questions as but is not allowed. Only allowed. The directive says each pergunta should be. But we cannot use. Conflict again. We could use instead. The formatting rules only allow as heading. So we must use for questions. Thus we will output for each question. We need to keep answers between 40-70 words, in
tags. We need to include up to 1-2 links total. We’ll likely need one link in the CTA card and maybe one in the transition block. We’ll try to keep to 2. Now we need to compute COR LÍDER based on first letter of [nome_produto] = “Clube do VS Premium”. First letter C => between A-K => #374151 (Cinza Chumbo). We’ll need that color for the directive’s HTML but we can’t use style. We’ll maybe ignore color. We need to produce the opening dynamic (120-180 words) without H2. We’ll write maybe 4 short paragraphs each ~30-40 words. We need to include product name on first line. So first line: maybe
Clube do VS Premium
then continue. We need to include words “plataforma de pagamento” and “garantia incondicional” in first paragraph. Let’s craft. Paragraph 1: “
Clube do VS Premium
” then maybe second paragraph continues? Actually first line must be product name; we can have
Clube do VS Premium
as first line. Then we need first paragraph to contain those words. Could be second paragraph. We’ll do:
Clube do VS Premium
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