Build in public: a 45-second behind-the-scenes cut around one decision

Write a build-in-public script for {product} covering {this week's work}. The format works because the viewer watches a decision being made and wants to know how it turned out; a montage of typing is not a story. Pick ONE decision from the week and ONE number that it changed or will change.

Structure (45 s, 9:16, real footage: screen recordings, the desk, a walk, a whiteboard):
- 0-3 s HOOK: the decision as a question I had to answer ('ship the free tier with a watermark, or not?'). On-screen: the question in 6 words.
- 3-10 s CONTEXT: what the product is, in one line, for a stranger. The number before the decision, on screen.
- 10-30 s THE WEEK: 4 clips, 5 s each: the option I rejected (show it), the option I took (show it), the moment it went wrong or surprised me, the fix. One spoken line each, max 12 words. Day stamps on screen.
- 30-40 s RESULT: the number after, on screen next to the number before. Spoken: what moved and what I do not know yet.
- 40-45 s CLOSE: 'What would you have done?' No download ask; the product name is on the screen recording and in the bio. Reserve the ask for a launch video.

Word budget: 110-120 words at 165 wpm. On-screen: the question, two day-stamped numbers, day stamps on clips, nothing else.

Return: the decision and the number (one line each), then a table (time, clip, spoken line, on-screen), then a LinkedIn-length caption (under 600 characters) that tells the same story in text with the two numbers.

Product: {product}
This week: {what happened, roughly}
Decision: {the choice}
Numbers: {before and after, if known}

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