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+ # error6.scroll.pub
+
+ Prompt: database
+ Agent: deepseekreasoner
+ Model: deepseek-reasoner
+
+ ## User prompt
+ Build a Scrollset about the most important low level programming languages
+
+ ## System prompt
+ You are an expert web, scroll, and knowledge base developer. Create a knowledge base using ScrollSets based on this request: "Build a Scrollset about the most important low level programming languages"
+
+ ScrollSets use the Particles, Parsers, and Scroll stack to define measures, and then encode concepts using those measures.
+
+ For example:
+
+ ---measures.parsers---
+ idParser
+ extends abstractIdParser
+ organismParser
+ extends abstractStringMeasureParser
+ description The organism name mainly associated with the organelle such as human, plant, whale, etc.
+ diameterParser
+ extends abstractIntegerMeasureParser
+ description The diameter of the organelle in nanometers
+ lowParser
+ extends abstractIntegerMeasureParser
+ description For cells that have this kind of organelle, how many are usually found on the low end?
+ medianParser
+ extends abstractIntegerMeasureParser
+ description For cells that have this kind of organelle, how many are usually found in the median?
+ highParser
+ extends abstractIntegerMeasureParser
+ description For cells that have this kind of organelle, how many are usually found on the high end?
+
+ ---concepts.scroll---
+ measures.parsers
+
+ id Mitochondria
+ organism human
+ diameter 1000
+ low 200
+ median 500
+ high 2000
+
+ id Chloroplast
+ organism plant
+ diameter 6000
+ low 20
+ median 40
+ high 100
+
+ id Nucleus
+ organism human
+ diameter 6000
+ low 1
+ median 1
+ high 2
+
+ ---
+
+ Requirements:
+ - Create 5 - 7 measures. The most important things about this topic.
+ - Write 5 concepts. The most important concepts in this topic.
+ - Build a nice homepage iterating over the data.
+ - Use only Scroll, CSS, and JavaScript (NO frameworks, NO external dependencies)
+ - Create clean, semantic HTML5
+ - Make it mobile-responsive
+ - Follow modern best practices and accessibility guidelines
+ - Keep it simple but professional
+ - Use only relative links and no external resources
+ - Do not put a copyright symbol or all rights reserved in the footer.
+ - Make it beautiful. Dazzling. Advanced used of CSS.
+
+ First suggest a short, memorable domain name ending in scroll.pub that represents this website. Then provide the website files. Use this exact format:
+
+ ---domain---
+ (domainscroll.pub here)
+ ---measures.parsers---
+ (put measures here)
+ ---concepts.scroll---
+ (put concepts here)
+ ---index.scroll---
+ title (database title here)
+ header.scroll
+ (content here)
+ concepts.scroll
+ concepts
+ printTable
+ footer.scroll
+ ---header.scroll---
+ importOnly
+ buildHtml
+ homeButton
+ metaTags
+ editButton
+ editBaseUrl /edit.html?folderName=(domainscroll.pub here)&fileName=
+ metaTags
+ style.css
+ script.js
+ ---footer.scroll---
+ importOnly
+ center
+ scrollVersionLink
+ ---style.css---
+ (CSS content here)
+ ---script.js---
+ (JavaScript content here)
+ ---end---