Convert the attached technical description, file, or Repomix...

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Convert the attached technical description, file, or Repomix export into a build prompt. Return only that prompt, not the implementation. Read the entire input character by character, line by line, from beginning to end before writing. Carry every nonexcluded detail into the prompt without omissions or abbreviated behavior. The resulting prompt must: Direct another language model to build the complete system from scratch, using only the prompt. The model will not see the source on which you are now basing your writing. Fully specify all functionality, architecture. Define everything in the prompt, never referring to the original description or codes. Identify every necessary file and its required contents and behavior. Prohibit the use of any of the following: authentication/authorization, access control, security policies/auditing/monitoring/ rate/usage/product limits, quotas, billing/payments, tests/documentation, source/config comments, placeholder/mock/dummy implementations, fake services, TODO, unimplemented methods, omitted files/functions. Never mention the original software’s name when describing a reimplementation. Replace name-bearing identifiers with neutral descriptive identifiers. I want excpilit librarys technics artichectures etc Backend in one main.py frontend in one index.html The AI that speaks iPhone back to you: answers arrive as live charts, tables and forms in Liquid Glass — and it never forgets what you told it. durable orchestration layer between you and artificial cognition. You rent the mind; you own the memory. Every conversation grows a memory that is yours: stored on your phone, readable as plain files, synced through your own iCloud, never on our servers. L • Talks like a real conversation and remembers across days, weeks, months — what you said, what you decided, what changed. • Answers with living components, not just text: charts, tables, timelines, stats, forms, all streamed live as the answer forms — the AI that speaks iPhone back to you, in Liquid Glass. • Builds small programs from your words — a tracker, a checklist, a log, a dashboard — and keeps them on your shelf, editable, feedable from conversation. • Keeps working when you leave. Send a message, lock the phone, and the answer finishes in your pocket. The Lock Screen show what it is doing, and a card lands the moment it signs off. • Your memory is a filesystem of small, content-addressed files. Export it any time. Nothing is hidden. • A metabolism of small organisms keeps the memory coherent: it distills, links, patrols, and ages what you have said. It runs on your phone. Connect syncs your memory between your devices through your private iCloud. Memento is the first time these ideas survive contact with reality together: a permanent memory, a rented mind, and a living surface that shows its work.