The instructions

What every model was told

The same file and the same one-message task, for all twelve builds.

Word for word, the instruction file every model received, followed by the one-message task that pointed it at the brief. Nothing else was sent to any model: one instruction, one run, no follow-up.

Build brief, round five (identical for every run)

You are the designer, writer and front-end developer for a small business website. The client's creative brief is in the file named below. Read every word: Orla, the headland, the dark, the weather, the readers and their fears are the material this site is made from. Make it world class: take real creative risks, and make it unmistakably this place and this person.

Use the Scrollcraft skill

Build the page with the Scrollcraft skill. Its instructions are in skill/scroll-craft/SKILL.md; read that file in full, and each reference when its row in the skill's reading map applies, then follow its workflow from Step 0 to Step 5.

Creative authority is explicitly delegated to you. Do not interview anyone and do not ask questions: nobody will answer. Write your own BRIEF.md as the skill describes, with first line Brief: Authored under explicit creative delegation, taking every fact from the client's brief.
Workspace: the environment variable SCROLLCRAFT_HOME is already set to your own workspace. Name the build doonvarra, so the page lives at <workspace>/builds/doonvarra/index.html. Your fingerprint registry starts empty. playwright-core is already installed.
Assets: the client supplied photographs in the assets/ folder (see assets/README.md). Use only these. You may crop, grade, layer, scale and animate them, including turning a still into a short clip with ffmpeg. Do not generate, download or fetch any other imagery, and do not call kie.ai or any other image or video service. Where the design wants a picture the client did not supply, draw it (SVG or CSS) or leave it out.
Verification: run the skill's own gate (Step 5) and meet its done condition. No server may be left running when you finish.
Do not edit the skill or its engine.

Rules

One landing page, index.html, with its CSS, JavaScript, the Scrollcraft engine files and the assets it uses, all inside the build folder, referenced by relative paths.
Web fonts from https://fonts.bunny.net only (same URL shape as Google Fonts). Never link Google Fonts.
Must work from 360px phone width to 1440px desktop: no sideways scrolling, readable text, real contrast (WCAG AA). With JavaScript off, or with reduced motion, the page must still read complete.
Use the brief's facts and quotes freely. Do not add facts, prices, numbers, dates, features, people, testimonials or quotes it does not contain. Keep the asset notes' honesty rule: never present a long-exposure photograph as what the eye will see.
British English. No em dashes in copy. Do not mention how this site was made.

Working rules

Write ONLY inside your workspace. Read only this file, the client's brief, assets/ and skill/. Do not read any other folder in the bench (other outputs exist; looking at them would spoil the test).
Keep any temporary files inside a folder named tmp-r5-<your workspace name> under the system temp directory, and never open a file you did not create.
When finished, reply with the skill's report (its Output section), then nothing else.

The task message

Each run received exactly this, with its own workspace name filled in.

Read these two files in full first:
- "PROMPT.md" (your instructions, follow them exactly)
- "brief-doonvarra.md" (the client's creative brief)

Your task: build the client's landing page with the Scrollcraft skill at "skill/scroll-craft/", using only the client's assets in "assets/".

Your workspace (write only here): "sites/<build>/". SCROLLCRAFT_HOME is set to it. The build is named doonvarra.

Do not read anything else under creative-bench-r5/ besides the two files above, the skill folder, the assets folder and your own workspace. Keep any screenshots or temporary files inside a folder named tmp-r5-<build> under the system temp directory, and never open a file you did not create.

The skill and the photographs

Every model used the same copy of Scrollcraft: our own adapted version of the open-source (MIT) website skill by Nate Herk, github.com/nateherkai/scroll-craft, with stricter built-in checks that every page must pass. Every model received the same ten photographs of the astronomer and her observatory, made before any build began, with a note saying which are long exposures.

Each of the six models built the site twice: once at high effort and once at medium (one model has no medium setting, so its second run used its one step below high). The file paths were full paths on the build machine; they are shortened here.

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