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`. * Line 2: Start with `✔️ `, specs 50-70 chars, end with ``. (Wait, instruction says "end with the code
" for first line? No, "end with the html code
" applies to the *first paragraph* structure generally? Let's re-read carefully). * Re-reading First Paragraph rule: "Always use two lines, to have specs explained. The first line is between 40 and 60 characters and is a rephrase of the title in better English and SEO rich, end with the html code
. Start the 2nd line with "✔️ " then specs between 50 and 70 characters, end with
... End with `
`" * Prompt Detailed Section: "Output discipline: Reply with ONLY the requested content... Do not add any heading... Allowed HTML tags...". * Crucially, the top section says "end the page with ✝️". * Crucially, the top section specifies specific paragraph structures (#1, #2, #3, #4). * I need to follow the specific structural constraints from the beginning ("first paragraph", "Second Paragraph", "Third Paragraph", "Fourth Paragraph") as they are more detailed than the general "Output discipline" boilerplate which seems generic. The prompt starts with specific formatting instructions that override the generic style guide. * Specific Constraint Checklist: 1. Para 1: Two lines. Line 1: 40-60 chars, rephrased title, SEO, ends ``. Line 2: Starts `✔️ `, specs 50-70 chars, ends ``. (Note: Usually `
` starts a paragraph. The top instruction says "end with the html code
" for the first paragraph block? Or just the second line ends with `
`? Let's interpret: The block should be wrapped in `` or just start with the text ending in `
`. Actually, looking at "Start the 2nd line... end with ", it implies the paragraph tag closes there. But standard HTML requires `` before content. However, the instruction says "End with the html code
" for the *first paragraph* introduction? No, "end with the html code
" refers to the end of the first line? No, "end with the html code
" is likely a typo in the prompt instruction meaning `
`. Let's look closer: "the first line... end with the html codeStart the 2nd line... end with ". Okay, so Para 1 is effectively `
Line1
Line2
`, intro text explaining item/usage, end `
`. 3. Para 3: `✅` bullet points listing key specs. No `- `, just emoji + text + `
- `. Just emoji + text + `
`. * Content: Track stability, Quiet operation, Easy install, Multi-track adaptability, Color (Black). * Format: `✅ Item description
` * Draft: ✅ Stabilizes tracks by holding heavy doors securely in place reducing derail risk ✅ Provides ultra quiet operation to ensure peaceful living spaces inside bedrooms ✅ Makes quick simple replacement possible saving time on DIY home projects ✅ Fits common T and U shaped tracks for upgrades across multiple furniture types ✅ Comes in a durable black finish made from tough metal for lasting heavy load capacity
`. 4. Para 4: Q&A section. Start `
💡 `. General keyword question + answer. Answer broken into lines. Regular bullets for answer parts (no emojis here per "don't use emoji as bullets in this Q&A section"). 5. Global Constraints: * No bold (``, `**`). * No italic (``, `*`). * No character `, ` or `-` or `-` or `·`. * Emoji usage: `✔️` only On 2nd line Para 1. `✅` for bullets Para 3. `💡` in Q&A Para 4. ✝️ at the very end. * No Brand Name unless Car brand (Fix Door Jams... implies no brand like Hafele etc, keep it generic). * Dimensions: If mixed Inch/Metric convert both. If all one, stick to that. (Text doesn't specify dimensions explicitly, only "T and U Shaped Tracks"). * Pack Size: Make obvious if single/set. * Last char must be `✝️`. * Length: 150-350 words roughly (from detailed instructions), but paragraph constraints might vary. * Tone: American slang/casual but professional. No "crafted", "constructed". Use "handy". * Forbidden chars: `, `, `-`, `-`, `·`. * Conflict Resolution: The prompt has conflicting header instructions ("Always use two lines...", "end with the html code
") and footer instructions ("Allowed HTML tags..."). I must prioritize the specific formatting instructions given at the very start of the prompt because they define the specific output shape required for this task flow. The top section looks like a template definition for a specific tool/bot workflow. * Correction on Para 1 Tagging: The instruction says "end with the html code
" for the first line? That makes no sense. It usually means `
` on line 1 and `
`? "The first line is between 40 and 60 characters... end with the html code
Start the 2nd line... end with
`. Line 2 ends ``. I will assume an opening `
` is needed for valid HTML structure, though strict adherence to "Start the 2nd line... end with
" implies the whole thing acts as a paragraph block. To be safe and semantic, I will wrap the whole paragraph in ``. So: `
Line1
Line2
" in the first section explanation (lowercase P vs uppercase p). Later it says "Start with
". I will use `
` standard lowercase. * Constraint Check: "Don't use this character, ". "Do not include the brand name...". "end the page with
✝️". * Specs Sizing: The input text does NOT provide specific dimensions (mm/inches). It says "Big Load Capacity", "T and U Shaped Tracks". I cannot invent numbers. I must work with available facts. * Word Count: Aim for the 150-350 range suggested in the detailed style guide while adhering to the paragraph structure. 2. Drafting - Paragraph 1: * Line 1: 40-60 chars. Rephrase title. "Heavy duty sliding door wheels fit T and U track systems perfectly." (49 chars). * Line 2: `✔️ ` + specs 50-70 chars. "Black durable metal kits fix jamming doors instantly on cabinet furniture." (58 chars). * Tags: Need to ensure correct closing. `First line
Second line
" for the first paragraph structure? Actually, looking at the instruction "end with the html code
" in the very first block... Wait, "first paragraph... end with the html code
". Then "Start the 2nd line... end with
". This is contradictory. I will treat the first paragraph block as starting with `` implicitly or explicitly. Let's try to match the specific request: "end with the html code
" might be a typo for `
`. Let's look at: "Second Paragraph: Start with... end with
". Okay, Para 1 must also follow standard closing but the instruction says "end with " for the 2nd line. So Para 1 block closes on the 2nd line with ``. Does it start with ``? "second line... end with
". Usually implies the previous open. I will add `` at the start of Line 1 to be safe and compliant with allowed tags. * Refining Line 1: "Repair jammed doors with these heavy duty sliding roller wheels fast." (53 chars). * Refining Line 2: `✔️ ` + specs: "Metal built black kit fits T and U shaped tracks for big cabin loads easily." (59 chars). * Combined Block: `
Repair jammed doors with these heavy duty sliding roller wheels fast.
✔️ Metal built black kit fits T and U shaped tracks for big cabin loads easily.
" in the first paragraph instruction block again. "end with the html code
". Then later "Start the 2nd line... end with
". I suspect the user meant `` on the last line. I will close properly. * Wait, strict instruction: "end with the html code". Maybe literal `
`? No, HTML case insensitivity aside, standard is `
`. I will use `
...
`. * Actually, reading carefully: "The first line is between 40 and 60 characters and is a rephrase of the title in better English and SEO rich, end with the html code". Okay. "Start the 2nd line with ✔️ then specs between 50 and 70 characters, end with ". * So Para 1 structure: `
Line 1
✔️ Specs Line 2
` and `
` interchangeably. I'll use `
` to avoid weird casing errors, or follow `
` if strictly enforced. Given the explicit "end with
", I will use `` to match exactly, and maybe `` at start? The second paragraph says "Start with
". I'll stick to lowercase `
` for consistency and validity, unless strictly told otherwise. The top instruction says `
`. I'll try to follow the specific top instruction for Para 1: `
`.) * Wait, re-reading: "end with the html code
" in the intro sentence about Para 1. "end with
" in the line detail. Okay, I will close with `` on line 2. I will start with ``. 3. Drafting - Paragraph 2: * Start with `
`. Intro text. Explaining item/usage. * Content: These heavy duty sliding door roller kits are designed for home fixes. They handle big cabinets and wardrobes. Ideal for smooth silent glides back to your house. * Constraint: Ends with `
`. * Draft:These heavy duty sliding door roller kits are designed for home fixes. They handle big cabinets and wardrobes to stop bad jams from happening again. Ideal for bringing smooth silent glides back to your house for anyone ready to upgrade their closet setup.
* Wait, check forbidden characters: `, `, `-`, `-`, `·`. None used. * No bold. 4. Drafting - Paragraph 3: * Bullet points with `✅`. No `- ` or `