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This was the puzzle I made for the public puzzle pack "Caging Constraints" created by BremSter, in collaboration with Skunkworks. Enjoy!

Rules: Normal sudoku rules apply. The inequality symbol "points" to the lower of the two digits.

Cage ambiguity: The cages in the grid are either killer cages or look-and-say cages (or both). It is up to the solver to determine which cage is which. The definitions are below:

- Killer cages: Digits cannot repeat within a cage and must sum to the number in the top left corner of the cage.

- Look-and-Say cages: Digits CAN repeat in these cages. The number in the top left corner should be read as a look-and-say number and says which digits are in that cage. For example, if a look-and-say cage has the clue "12" then it means there is one 2 in the cage. If it has the clue "33" then it means there are three 3s in the cage.

F-puzzles link: https://f-puzzles.com/?id=27e7pynh
SudokuPad link: https://link.sudokupad.app/cagey-whichisit

If you are interested in more puzzles with the "look-and-say" variant, I invite you to try other puzzles using the following link:

Look-and-Say Puzzles