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The capstone and determinism rewrites renamed headings that other pages point at.
Eighteen prompting pages linked to capstone#the-full-prompt-verbatim, which is now
'The prompt, word for word', and the rewritten determinism page invented an anchor
on frame-adapters that was never there.

Moved the links rather than restoring the old headings — 'the full prompt,
verbatim' is exactly the register the rewrite was cleaning up.

Broken anchors site-wide: 0. mint broken-links does not check anchors, so none of
this would have failed CI.
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@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ This mirrors the negatives discipline in [Anatomy](/prompting/anatomy): close th
**Capstone thread** — the [Level 7 film](/prompting/capstone)'s Material region runs this chapter's entire pipeline on one clip: generated footage → HEVC auto-proxy → background removal mid-scene → word-synced captions from the clip's own transcription, with the clip's audio ducking the BGM (cut from the film, below).
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This is the clause in the [full capstone prompt](/prompting/capstone#the-full-prompt-verbatim) that buys the piece — prompt language you can lift for your own video:
This is the clause in the [full capstone prompt](/prompting/capstone#the-prompt-word-for-word) that buys the piece — prompt language you can lift for your own video:
> […] a real talking-head clip (generate a short clip of a person speaking one neutral line via the media pipeline's avatar video generation […] **transcode it to HEVC `hvc1`** so the automatic proxy subsystem carries preview) sits as a clip on the wire. The order of operations IS the story: as the camera arrives and BEFORE the person speaks, the framework mattes the footage — **the background peels away via background removal** […] THEN they speak, and the main **keywords of their own line — derived from the clip's transcription — land word-synced** […] The clip's own audio ducks the BGM briefly; the VO resumes as the camera pulls away.