Initial commit: moreminimore-service content pipeline
- 9 mm* skills (orchestrator, article, social, publish, analytics) - 6 dependency skills (content-writer, geo-optimizer, etc.) - 3 analytics scripts (GSC, Google Ads, Meta Ads) - Config template + setup guide - SOUL-MM.md persona extension - OrbitOS integration reference
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---
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name: mm-content-writer
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description: >
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Content Stage: Takes a brief.md from Data Stage, writes an SEO-optimized article,
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optimizes for GEO, generates images (Nano Banana), waits for approval,
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then creates social posts (Facebook, X, IG) and saves everything to vault.
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Use when: "เขียนบทความ", "write article from brief", "content-writer-mm",
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"เริ่มเขียนบทความ", "สร้างบทความจาก brief".
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---
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# mm-content-writer
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The main content production skill. Takes a brief from Data Stage and produces
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a complete article + social posts + images, saved to vault.
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## When This Must Trigger
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- "เขียนบทความ", "write article from brief"
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- "content-writer-mm", "mm-content-writer"
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- "เริ่มเขียนบทความ", "สร้างบทความจาก brief"
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- "สร้าง content จาก brief"
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## Input
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Read `brief.md` from `~/vault/60_Articles/<date>-<slug>/brief.md`.
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The brief contains: topic, audience, tone, angles, outline, research data,
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content requirements.
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## Process
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### Step 0: Determine client
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Check if brief has `related_client` in frontmatter.
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If not, ask which client:
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```
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บทความนี้สำหรับลูกค้าไหน?
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1. [client-1] — [display_name]
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2. [client-2] — [display_name]
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```
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Load client config from `~/vault/99_System/clients-config.json`:
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- `contact` → used for CTA in **ad copy only** (not social posts)
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- `website` → used for categories
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### Step 1: Read the brief
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```bash
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# Find the most recent brief if not specified
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ls -t ~/vault/60_Articles/*/brief.md 2>/dev/null | head -5
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# Or search by client:
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ls -t ~/vault/60_Articles/<client-id>/*/brief.md 2>/dev/null | head -5
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```
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Read the brief.md. Extract:
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- Topic, audience, tone, word count target
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- SEO keyword
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- Outline (H1, H2s, key points per section)
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- Research data (stats, quotes, examples)
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- Content requirements (images, FAQ, schema)
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If multiple briefs exist, ask which one to work on.
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### Step 1.5: Load blog categories
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Before writing, load the blog categories from the client's website to ensure
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the article uses the correct category:
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1. Load `mm-blog-categories` skill
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2. Call it with the `related_client` from the brief
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3. It will fetch categories (or use cache if fresh)
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4. Present categories to user or auto-select based on article topic
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If user wants a new category:
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- WordPress: create via API using mm-blog-categories
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- Astro: add to convention, update cache
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Use the exact category name/slug from the cache.
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### Step 2: Write the article
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Write a complete SEO-optimized article following these rules:
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**Title (H1)**:
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- Hook-driven (number, contrarian claim, specific audience, curiosity gap)
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- Contains primary keyword (front-loaded)
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- Under 60 characters
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**Opening**:
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- Hook paragraph — not throat-clearing ("In today's digital landscape...")
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- Directly addresses the search intent
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- First 100 words contain the primary keyword
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**Body**:
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- Follow the outline from the brief
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- Minimum 1000 words (use brief's target if higher)
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- Short paragraphs (2-4 sentences)
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- Bullet lists for scannability
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- Bold key phrases
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- One idea per paragraph
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- Include specific examples, data, and quotes from the brief
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- Internal links to related vault notes (as wikilinks for now)
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**FAQ Section**:
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- 3-5 questions targeting People Also Ask
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- Direct, concise answers
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**Structure**:
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```markdown
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# [Hook-driven title]
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[Hook paragraph — 2-3 sentences that grab attention and contain primary keyword]
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## Table of Contents
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- [Section 1](#section-1)
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- [Section 2](#section-2)
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...
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## [H2 — Section 1]
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[Content with data from brief]
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## [H2 — Section 2]
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[Content with data from brief]
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...
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## FAQ
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### [Question 1]
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[Answer]
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### [Question 2]
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[Answer]
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---
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*Last updated: YYYY-MM-DD*
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```
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### Step 3: GEO Optimize
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Apply GEO optimization to the article:
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1. **Front-load the answer** — first 150 words directly answer the core question
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2. **Evidence density**:
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- ≥5 specific numbers with units
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- ≥1 external citation per 500 words
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- ≥2 direct quotes from named experts (from brief's research data)
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- ≥3 named entities (people, orgs, products)
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3. **Structure for extraction**:
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- TL;DR or Key Takeaways box near top
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- Comparison data → tables
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- Sequential steps → numbered lists
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4. **Strip anti-patterns**:
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- No keyword stuffing
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- No filler ("In today's digital landscape...")
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- No unsupported superlatives
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- No vague entities ("experts say")
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Add a TL;DR section after the hook paragraph:
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```markdown
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> **TL;DR:** [2-3 sentence summary of the article's main point and takeaway]
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```
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### Step 4: Generate images
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**CRITICAL RULE: NEVER delegate image generation to subagents.** `image_generate` is sequential and slow (15-30s per call). Subagents timeout before completing. Always generate images from the main agent, one image per tool call.
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If a subagent DOES generate images and then times out, the URLs **can still be recovered** via the FAL API history endpoint (see `references/image-generation-pitfalls.md` section 1b), but this recovery process is slower than generating fresh. Prevent the problem by never delegating image generation.
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**CRITICAL RULE: Check FAL.ai billing balance BEFORE starting image generation.** If balance is exhausted, tell the user and stop — don't generate partial sets.
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**Image cost budget**: Each article needs 1 featured + 3 inline minimum = 4 images minimum. For N articles, expect 4N image_generate calls. Batch of 14 articles = 56+ calls.
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### Pre-generation checklist (MANDATORY before ANY image work)
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1. **Check FAL API history FIRST** — run `curl -s --request GET --url 'https://api.fal.ai/v1/models/requests/by-endpoint?limit=100&sort_by=ended_at&expand=payloads' --header 'Authorization: Key <FAL_KEY>' | jq -r '.requests[] | select(.status == "COMPLETED") | .request.payload.json_output.images[].url'` to see if previously-generated images can be reused before spending new credits
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2. **Check disk** — run `find ~/vault/60_Articles -name "*.png"` to inventory what already exists
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3. **Count total images needed**: N_articles × (1 featured + inline_count) minus what exists on disk
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4. **Estimate credits**: ~1 credit/image for Nano Banana Pro
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5. **Check FAL.ai balance**: trigger `image_generate` once with a simple prompt. If it fails with `Exhausted balance`, tell the user exactly how many credits are needed and stop
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6. **Surface the estimate**: "Need ~{N} images = ~{N} FAL.ai credits. Current balance unknown — let me check."
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7. **Warn for large batches**: "14 articles × 4 images = 56 credits. This will consume significant balance. Proceed?"
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### Post-generation reconciliation (MANDATORY after batch)
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After ALL image generation is done, reconcile expected vs. actual:
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```bash
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cd ~/vault/60_Articles
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echo "=== Total images on disk ==="
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find . -name "*.png" | wc -l
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echo "=== Per-article inventory ==="
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for dir in */; do
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featured=$(ls "$dir/images/" 2>/dev/null | wc -l)
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attach=$(ls "$dir/attachments/" 2>/dev/null | wc -l)
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echo "$dir → featured: $featured | inline: $attach"
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done
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echo "=== Remaining placeholders ==="
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grep -rn "PLACEHOLDER\|TODO_IMAGE\|<!-- IMAGE" . --include="*.md" | grep -v "brief.md" || echo "None found"
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```
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If images are missing (expected > actual), report the exact shortfall and which articles are affected. **Do not silently declare completion if not all images exist.**
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#### 4a. Generate featured image (REQUIRED for all modes)
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```python
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featured_prompt = f"""
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Professional blog featured image for article about {topic}.
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Style: clean, modern, {tone} aesthetic.
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Subject: [specific visual concept from article]
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Composition: centered, balanced, with negative space for text overlay.
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Colors: [palette based on brand or topic]
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No text in image. No stock photo clichés.
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"""
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```
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Save to: `~/vault/60_Articles/<date>-<slug>/images/featured.png`
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#### 4b. Generate inline images (batch mode = SKIP, single mode = REQUIRED)
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**Batch mode**: Skip inline images entirely — generate ONLY the featured image. Inline images are a separate post-processing step the user must explicitly request. If they do request inline images for a batch, warn them about the cost (3× article count) and FAL.ai credit burn.
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**Single mode**: Generate inline images per the brief's content requirements:
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- Diagram or infographic for complex concepts
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- Screenshot or example illustration
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- Data visualization or comparison visual
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Save each to: `~/vault/60_Articles/<date>-<slug>/attachments/<descriptive-name>.png`
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#### 4c. Download and verify images (CRITICAL — do not skip)
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For every generated image:
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1. The `image_generate` tool returns a URL — download it immediately with `curl -sL "<url>" -o <path>`
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2. Verify the file exists and is non-empty (`file <path>`)
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3. If the download fails, retry once. If it still fails, report the failure
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#### 4d. Replace all placeholders in article.md
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Before writing `article.md`, ensure every inline image reference is a real path (not a `<!-- PLACEHOLDER -->` comment). Images referenced in the article MUST exist on disk already.
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**Verification step after all images are saved:**
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```bash
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# Check every placeholder was replaced
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grep -r "PLACEHOLDER" 60_Articles/<slug>/article.md
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# Should return no matches
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# Check every image file referenced in article.md exists on disk
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# Extract all image paths and stat them
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grep -oP '!\\[.*?\\]\\((.*?)\\)' article.md | while read -r line; do
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path=$(echo "$line" | grep -oP '\\(.*?\\)' | tr -d '()')
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full_path=$(dirname article.md)/$path
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if [ ! -f "$full_path" ]; then
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echo "MISSING: $full_path"
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else
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echo "OK: $full_path ($(wc -c < "$full_path") bytes)"
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fi
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done
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```
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#### 4e. Deduplicate image prompts
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Track every image prompt you've already sent in the current session. If a new article needs a similar visual concept, reuse the existing image rather than generating another one. Common patterns that can share a single image:
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- "architecture diagram" type visuals
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- Flow/infographic layout images
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- Generic "concept illustration" images
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#### 4f. FAL.ai credit management
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Track FAL.ai balance proactively:
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- Don't assume balance is unlimited
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- If balance runs out mid-session, stop and tell the user exactly how many images were generated vs. still needed
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- When resuming after top-up, don't regenerate existing images — skip to the missing ones only
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### Step 5: Assemble and present for approval
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Create the complete article file:
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```
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~/vault/60_Articles/<client-id>/<date>-<slug>/article.md
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```
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Frontmatter:
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```yaml
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---
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type: article
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status: draft
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created: YYYY-MM-DD # IMPORTANT: use source date from brief, NOT today
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seo_keyword: "[primary keyword]"
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title: "[article title]"
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meta_description: "[120-160 chars]"
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slug: "[url-slug]"
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featured_image: "images/featured.png"
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related_client: "[client-id or empty]"
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published_to: []
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related_website: ""
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source_brief: "brief.md"
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word_count: [N]
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---
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```
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Present to user:
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```
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📝 บทความพร้อมตรวจ:
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📄 [Article Title]
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📊 [word count] words
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🖼️ [N] images generated
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🔍 SEO keyword: [keyword]
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📋 GEO optimized: ✅
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โครงสร้าง:
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- H1: [title]
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- H2: [section 1]
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- H2: [section 2]
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- ...
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- FAQ: [N] questions
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ตรวจบทความแล้วเป็นยังไงบ้าง?
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- ✅ "approve" — อนุมัติ → สร้าง social posts
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- ✏️ "แก้ไข [specify]" — ปรับแก้ตามที่ต้องการ
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- ❌ "reject" — เริ่มใหม่
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```
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Wait for user response. If edits requested, apply and re-present.
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### Step 5: Present for approval
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Once the article is approved, the flow continues to `mm-publish-content` to publish
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the article and get the published URL, then `mm-social-writer` creates social posts.
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### Step 7: Final summary
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```
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Article Ready: [Article Title]
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━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
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📂 ~/vault/60_Articles/<client-id>/<date>-<slug>/
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✅ article.md ← [word count] words, GEO optimized
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✅ images/featured.png ← Featured image
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✅ images/inline-01.png ← [description]
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✅ images/inline-02.png ← [description]
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✅ images/inline-03.png ← [description]
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✅ brief.md ← Source brief
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📋 NEXT STEPS:
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1. Load mm-publish-content → publish article → get URL
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2. Load mm-social-writer → create social posts (with URL)
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3. Load mm-publish-content → publish social posts
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```
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## Output
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All files in `~/vault/60_Articles/<client-id>/<date>-<slug>/`:
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- `article.md` — Complete article with frontmatter
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- `brief.md` — Source brief (from Data Stage)
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- `images/featured.png` — Featured image
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- `images/inline-*.png` — Inline article images
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## Image Generation — Pitfalls Reference
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See `references/image-generation-pitfalls.md` for detailed error transcripts, retry strategies, and FAL.ai balance troubleshooting from real sessions.
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## Important Notes
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- Article approval is MANDATORY before creating social posts (single-article mode)
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- In **batch mode**, intermediate approval is skipped — the user implicitly approved by saying "ทั้งหมด"
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- **Date convention**: article `created` date = source research's `date:` frontmatter, NOT today. Extract from the brief's source_research field
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- Images are generated from the MAIN AGENT only — NEVER delegate image generation to subagents (see `references/image-generation-pitfalls.md`)
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- After all images are generated AND saved, run verification: `grep -rn "PLACEHOLDER" article.md` to catch any missed replacements
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- Article approval is MANDATORY before proceeding to publish
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- Images are generated during the writing process, not after
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- All frontmatter must include `type`, `status`, `created`
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- Use Thai for article content unless the brief specifies otherwise
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- GEO optimization is applied automatically — don't skip it
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- After approval, use mm-publish-content to publish, then mm-social-writer for posts
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- **Batch mode**: featured images only (no inline images). Generate exactly ONE image per article. Inline images are a separate pass with its own FAL.ai budget warning
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- **Image verification**: After every image generation round (featured or inline), verify ALL image references in article.md resolve to real files on disk. A broken image link in the vault means a broken image when published
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# Image Generation Pitfalls
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Real session learnings from batch article + image generation on moreminimore.com.
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## The 60-Image Problem (Session: June 30, 2026)
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14 articles needed 1 featured + ~3 inline images each = ~56 images total.
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- **46 images saved to disk** → 14 featured + 32 inline attachments
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- **~20 images lost** → generated successfully by FAL.ai but subagents timed out before saving URLs
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## Root Cause
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### 1. Subagent timeout on image_generate
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Each `image_generate` call takes 15-30 seconds. A subagent trying to generate 3+ images hits the 600s timeout limit.
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**Symptoms:**
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- Subagent returns with partial results: "I generated 2/3 images but the subagent timed out"
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- Some URLs are returned in the subagent's summary but not downloaded
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- No way to replay the lost URLs — FAL.ai doesn't keep a history
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**Fix:** Generate ALL images from the main agent, never delegate. Each call is a single tool invocation; batch by running up to 3-4 sequential calls per turn.
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### 1b. Lost URLs CAN be recovered via FAL API history (CRITICAL)
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If a subagent times out after calling `image_generate`, the returned image URLs **can be recovered** — FAL.ai exposes a REST endpoint for request history with image URLs. Here's how:
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**Recovery technique (proven in session June 30–31, 2026 — 62 URLs recovered):**
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```bash
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# 1. List ALL requests by endpoint (latest first):
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curl --request GET \
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--url 'https://api.fal.ai/v1/models/requests/by-endpoint?limit=100&sort_by=ended_at' \
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--header 'Authorization: Key <FAL_KEY>'
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# 2. Get detailed info INCLUDING image URLs (CRITICAL: expand=payloads):
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curl --request GET \
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--url 'https://api.fal.ai/v1/models/requests/by-endpoint?limit=100&sort_by=ended_at&expand=payloads' \
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--header 'Authorization: Key <FAL_KEY>'
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```
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The `expand=payloads` parameter is critical — without it, the response only contains metadata (request_id, model_id, status, timestamps, token count). With `expand=payloads`, each request includes `request.payload.json_output` which contains output fields including `images[].url`.
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**Download workflow after recovery:**
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```bash
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curl -sL "<image_url>" -o attachments/<name>.png
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file attachments/<name>.png # verify it's a real image
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ls -la attachments/<name>.png # verify non-empty
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```
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Full example from a real recovery session — see `moreminimore-orchestrator/references/fal-api-recovery.md`.
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**When NOT to use this:**
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- If the FAL key has changed since the images were generated (history is per-key)
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- If the requests are older than FAL's retention window (unknown; 30+ days confirmed working)
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**Net result proven in real session:** 62 previously-generated-but-lost image URLs recovered and downloaded from FAL history, avoiding re-generation at ~62 FAL.ai credits.
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### 2. Placeholder vs real image mismatch
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Initial articles had `<!-- PLACEHOLDER: image — description -->` comments.
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These were written by subagents that don't have access to image generation.
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**Fix:** Every brief must specify exact image filenames. Every article.md must reference real paths. After all images are saved, grep for `PLACEHOLDER` to catch any missed replacements.
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### 3. FAL.ai balance exhaustion (intermittent)
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Balance runs out mid-session after ~30-40 images. Subsequent calls return:
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```
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User is locked. Reason: Exhausted balance. Top up your balance at fal.ai/dashboard/billing.
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```
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**Detection:** The error is `FalClientHTTPError` with `Exhausted balance`. This is NOT a transient failure — retrying won't help. Stop immediately and tell the user.
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**Recovery:** After top-up, resume from where you left off. Don't regenerate already-saved images. Use `find . -name "*.png"` to enumerate existing images per article, then only generate missing ones.
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### 4. Inline images for batch mode — separate pass
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Batch mode is optimized for speed. The skill says "featured images only" for batch, but:
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- User will likely want inline images later
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- When they ask, it's a separate pass (same process, different priority)
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- Each inline image pass costs 3× article count in FAL.ai credits
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**Warn the user before starting an inline-image pass on a batch:** "This will generate ~42 images and consume significant FAL.ai credits. Are you sure?"
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## Verification Checklist
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After any image generation session, run this:
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```bash
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cd ~/vault/60_Articles
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# 1. Count all images
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find . -name "*.png" | wc -l
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# 2. Find any remaining placeholders
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grep -rn "PLACEHOLDER\|TODO_IMAGE\|<!-- IMAGE" . --include="*.md" | grep -v "brief.md"
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# 3. Count per article
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for dir in */; do
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featured=$(ls "$dir/images/" 2>/dev/null | wc -l)
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attach=$(ls "$dir/attachments/" 2>/dev/null | wc -l)
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echo "$dir → featured: $featured | inline: $attach"
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done
|
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```
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## Cost Reference
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|
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- FAL Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image): ~1 credit per image
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||||
- 14 articles batch: ~14 credits (featured only)
|
||||
- 14 articles + inline: ~56 credits
|
||||
- 14 articles + all replacements: ~80+ credits (if regenerating replacements)
|
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