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A Flora app promo brief using local screenshots and videos
André Lucas’s Portuguese prompt points to an ads folder inside the Flora project containing videos and screenshots that may be used as references. It requests a modern, elegant product video using only JavaScript, Playwright and FFmpeg, and includes the app’s store URL. The source defines available reference material and a tool constraint, while leaving the visual sequence open.
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The original prompt
Dentro da pasta do flora tem uma outra pasta chamada "ads" com videos e prints do Flora(Caso queira usar como referencia). Use apenas: JavaScript, Playwright e FFmpeg. Faça um vídeo moderno, elegante e impactante para meu produto. https://apps.apple.com/pt/app/flora-calend%C3%A1rio-menstrual/id6789702093
Original wording and language are preserved. References to attachments, repositories or private assets belong to the author’s setup; supply your own authorised materials when adapting the brief.
Where this approach fits
Useful for adapting a product’s existing screenshots and promotional references into a new creative brief. The folder reference makes the source materials concrete in the original environment. Inventory those assets and identify the intended message before deciding how much each image contributes to the sequence.
When to choose a different approach
Do not assume the local ads folder is available from the public prompt or that its contents may be reused without review. The named command-line tools describe the creator’s chosen workflow, not universal application features. Product or health-related claims need their own factual support.
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