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Microsoft Learn-style course module — A4 portrait, structured around objectives → vocabulary → instruction → checks → recap. Composes objectives-box + glossary-card + tutorial-step + checkpoint + try-it-yourself + cheat-sheet + whats-next. The pedagogical flagship of the tutorial pack — exercises every Phase C component in their canonical roles. Generic placeholders + lorem ipsum body.

IKEA/LEGO-style assembly guide — physical-world step-by-step. Composes prerequisites-grid (tools and parts) + tutorial-step + callout-anchor (annotated diagrams with numbered pins) + before-after (paired panels showing assembled vs unassembled state) + checkpoint (interim verifications). Generic placeholders + lorem ipsum body — drop in your own product, parts list, and assembly steps.

Exercise + answer block — the static-print substitute for the interactive knowledge-check quiz. Two variants: `inline-answer` reveals the answer right under the question (acceptable when peeking is fine); `flipped-answer` rotates the answer 180° (the puzzle-book convention — the reader has to flip the page to read it, so they're forced to attempt the exercise first). A `hint` input is optional in both variants.

Term + definition card — the static-print substitute for the hover tooltip. Pre-defines jargon at the point of first use (margin-card variant), inline as a definition row inside body text (inline-row), or batched at the end of a chapter (grid). Optional `pronunciation` for terms loaned from another language (e.g. an Arabic gloss for an English technical term, or vice-versa). Optional `see_also` cross- references peer terms in the same glossary.

Static-print substitute for the interactive tabbed-tutorial control ("Node.js / Python / Ruby" tabs, "Linux / macOS / Windows" tabs). Picks one canonical branch, lays it out in full, and demotes the alternates to a compact appendix block. Two variants: `tabs-static` shows tab chrome at the top with the selected tab highlighted (so the reader can see all options exist); `branched-list` skips the chrome and presents the choice as inline branched prose.

Quick-reference recap of commands, env vars, shortcuts, or formulas grouped by topic. Visually distinct from `data-table` by intent: a cheat-sheet is for rapid scanning at the end of a tutorial (label → value lookups), where data-table is for prose-tabular comparison with explicit headers. Two variants: `card-grid` lays group-cards out in a 2- or 3-column grid; `dense-table` renders a single-column recap with bolded labels and right-aligned values.

Image with numbered pins overlaid + a matching legend list. The annotated diagram pattern from technical drawing — leader-line semantics translated to a static PDF where leader lines don't survive. Pins are positioned by logical-x/y coordinates (0-100%) so RTL builds mirror correctly.

Paired error → cause → fix runbook for ops/support teams. Cover + when-to-use module + N×common-mistakes blocks (one per failure category) + cheat-sheet (error-code index via data-table) + whats-next. Generic placeholders + lorem ipsum body — drop in your own service's failure catalogue. Decision-branch (Sprint 3) will upgrade the top-level routing once that component ships.

Stripe-style developer walkthrough — A4 portrait software tutorial. Composes meta-strip + outcome-preview + objectives-box + prerequisites-grid + code-step (with annotations and expected output) + checkpoint + common-mistakes + cheat-sheet (data-table) + whats-next. Lorem ipsum + bracket placeholders.

Cookbook-style recipe card — A4 portrait, single recipe per spread. Composes meta-strip (yield/time/difficulty) + outcome-preview (finished dish hero) + prerequisites-grid (ingredients) + tutorial-step (numbered method) + checkpoint (interim cues like "the dough should pull from the bowl"). Generic placeholders + lorem ipsum body — drop in your own dish, ingredients, and method.

Structured error → cause → fix table for tutorial troubleshooting. Distinct from `callout warn` (a single inline warning) — this is a multi-row block where each row is a complete failure mode: the symptom the reader will observe, why it happens, and how to fix it. Optional screenshot per row anchors the symptom to a real failure state.

The verification unit for software tutorials: a code block with optional per-line annotations and an optional "expected output" panel that lets the reader confirm success without running anything. Composes the bundled code-block primitive convention.

Paired panels showing initial vs final state with the same aspect ratio enforced. Makes deltas legible — same camera angle, same crop, same framing — so the reader's eye fixes on what changed instead of recomposing the scene. Variants: side-by-side, stacked, filmstrip (3-up: before / middle / after).

Gating list of required items — tools, skills, materials, accounts — that the reader needs before starting. Variants: `checklist` (1-col with checkbox) and `grid` (N-col cards, optional checkbox). Distinct from `sections-grid` by tighter density and a checkbox column. Implements Mayer's pre-training principle.

Hero "what you'll build" block. Title + subtitle + image (user-file or screenshot — factual, not decorative) + optional body. Pairs with covers as page 2: the visual target that anchors the rest of the tutorial.

Horizontal row of small badges (time, difficulty, yield, stack, level, etc.) sitting directly under a title. 3-6 items typical. Lets the reader triage a tutorial, recipe, or briefing before committing.

Boxed "you should now have…" panel between step groups. Lets the reader verify they're on the right track before continuing. Title (defaults per-language to "Checkpoint" / "نقطة تحقق") + body + optional interim screenshot. Variants: success (green-tinted) / neutral. Implements Mayer's segmenting principle.

Industry trial case study — generic A4 white paper template for documenting a measured trial result (energy efficiency, fleet retrofit, process improvement, compliance pilot). Cover, executive summary, result grid, methodology, triangulation table, impact metrics, trial-asset description, operations, commercial projections, fleet-scale ROI, honest limitations, and next-step pilot offer. Sixteen sections of structure; replace the bracketed placeholders with your own measurements.

Business briefing deck — generic 8-slide A4 landscape template for presenting a measured trial result to senior decision-makers. Cover, hero stat, methodology flow, objection-killer quote, KPI grid, real trial photo, commercial impact, next-step CTA. Companion to the report-trial-case-study recipe (the leave-behind PDF) — same brand, same numbers, but reframed for projection in front of a customer (one idea per slide).

Two-level org chart. Renders a single root node (the leader / the parent unit) connected by lines to a row of child nodes (direct reports / sub-units). Each node carries a name and a role/title. Use for org structures, governance diagrams, parent-and-children team layouts, or any one-to-many hierarchy.

Numbered step-by-step flow diagram. Renders 3–6 steps as connected nodes (horizontal row or vertical column), each with a number, label, and optional one-line description. Use for "how it works", process diagrams, onboarding flows, or any sequence where the order matters.

Single 16:9 landscape slide carrying one massive stat with a label and an optional supporting paragraph. For traction slides, market-size slides, "single moment of impact" slides in any deck. The stat dominates the slide visually so the audience reads the number first and the prose second.

Single 16:9 landscape slide carrying a dramatic centered pull quote with attribution. For testimonial slides, founder-vision slides, customer-quote slides — any moment in a deck where the message is "let one person's words do the work". Use multiple slide-quote sections in a row to build a "what people are saying" sequence. Page-size matches slide-frame.

Repeating row pattern with an icon (or thumbnail image) on the leading side, a heading, and a body paragraph. Use for "what we do", "key features", "what's included", or "how it works" sections — anywhere the same visual pattern repeats 3–6 times for parallel ideas. Distinct from `kv-list` (terms + values) and `objectives-box` (bullets) — feature-row carries enough body text to stand on its own.

Magazine-style full-page cover — hero image (or color block) on one side, big editorial title on the other, plus an "in this issue" lineup of 3–5 sub-headlines. Distinct from `cover-page` (which is a doc opener) — `cover-magazine` is for editorial publications, brand magazines, customer newsletters, and quarterly content drops.

Feature × option comparison grid — rows are features, columns are options (vendors / tiers / variants), cells are check / cross / value / text. Used for pricing tables, vendor evaluations, RFP responses, and any "this vs that" decision document. Distinct from `data-table` which is a generic spreadsheet — comparison-table has semantic check / cross cells, recommended-column highlighting, and built-in row eyebrows for grouping.

Likelihood × impact heatmap with risk items pinned into cells. Grid axes are configurable (3×3 or 4×4); cells are tinted from green (low) through amber (medium) to red (high) so the visual order tells the risk story before the reader reads any text. Items are pinned via {label, likelihood, impact}. Used for SOWs, project plans, audit reports, and any risk-register summary that benefits from a single-page visual.

Full-width status ribbon — DRAFT, FOR REVIEW, FINAL, CONFIDENTIAL, or any short uppercase label. Sits above any content section to mark a document's lifecycle state. Tone (info, warn, success, danger, neutral) drives the colour. Used at the top of work-in-progress meeting minutes, draft contracts, internal-only briefs, or to flag a final-approved document on archival.

Board / project meeting minutes — masthead + meeting metadata + attendees grid + agenda summary + numbered discussion blocks + decisions list + action register table + signature block. Suitable for board minutes, steering committees, project status meetings, and any governance-grade meeting record.

UAE-style employment offer letter — letterhead + recipient block + offer summary table (role, start date, probation, salary, gratuity-eligible) + numbered terms (compensation, leave, benefits, probation, termination, confidentiality, governing law) + acceptance signature row. Drafted to align with the UAE Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 on labour relations and its 2026 amendments. Replace bracketed fields and have legal counsel review before issuing.

UAE Federal-Decree-Law-compliant tax credit note — references the original invoice and the reason for credit (return, post-issuance discount, or correction). Letterhead + Issued By/To + meta strip + reason callout + line-items + totals (TOTAL CREDIT) + refund-method block + VAT-regulation footer. Pairs with financial/invoice.

SOW under a parent service-agreement — engagement summary + objectives + deliverables table + milestone timeline + acceptance criteria + commercial summary + assumptions + signatures. Distinct from a service agreement (which sets the master legal terms) — the SOW is the operational, scoped, time-boxed work order that hangs off it.

UAE-style commercial purchase order — letterhead commercial + From/To parties + meta strip (PO no, PO date, required-by, currency) + line-items table + totals (subtotal, est. VAT, total commitment) + delivery & terms grid + acceptance signature block. Pairs with financial/quote → financial/purchase-order → financial/invoice in the procurement flow.

Single-page landscape diagram block — guarantees a complex diagram (SVG, HTML) fits on exactly one landscape A4 page without overflow or splitting. Optional eyebrow, title, and caption surround the diagram canvas; the diagram itself is constrained to the available canvas height so SVGs with viewBox auto-scale to fit.

Newspaper/magazine-style two-column text flow. Content flows across the two columns within a page, and across multiple pages if the body is long. Title spans both columns as a header band. Best for editorial essays, long-form articles, or long primary-source excerpts where a single column feels lonely.

Single 16:9 landscape page sized for slide-deck content — keynote, talk slides, pitch frames. Each slide is atomic (one slide = one page). Use multiple slide-frame sections in a row to build a full deck. Variants — title-only, content, two-column, image-background — cover the common slide layouts.

Flexible body unit — optional numbered eyebrow, heading, intro, and body content. All heading fields are optional; use without a title for continuous-prose sections (letter bodies, abstract paragraphs, recitals). `body` is auto-escaped plain text; `raw_body` accepts trusted HTML (tables, inline SVG, pull-quotes, callouts) for recipe-supplied content.

Titled-card grid — N cards arranged in 2, 3, or 4 columns. Each card has a title and either plain-text body or trusted HTML raw_body. Serves cheatsheet sections (6 cards), one-pager 2x2 body grids, contact-card layouts, and any "group of peer sections" shape.

2-column sidebar+main page layout for CV / profile / portfolio recipes. Emits a full-page CSS grid with 70mm sidebar (dark accent background) + 1fr main column. Sidebar and main content are supplied as raw HTML via `sidebar_html` and `main_html` inputs — callers compose sidebar primitives (skill-bar-list, tag-chips) and main sections inline. Designed specifically for the CV structural shape; future reuse expected for portfolio and profile pages.

Wraps content in a landscape-oriented page. Use for wide data tables, timelines, horizontal charts, or any content that overflows A4 portrait. Forces a page break before and after so the landscape page stands alone in the flow.

Appendix content with a distinct running header. Uses a named @page rule that emits "Appendix" (localized) in the top margin, so the reader always knows which section they're in. Flows across multiple pages — appendix material is usually long-form (raw data, supporting references, derivations). Always starts on a new page.

Compact trendline. Line direction is always left-to-right regardless of lang (chronological convention). Inline-svg only.

Proportional breakdown chart. Data is always inline-svg — factual, deterministic, brand-palette-driven.

Horizontal bar chart. Bars grow from the language-origin side. Factual, inline-svg only.

Forward-pointing CTA — heading plus list of next actions. Bulleted or numbered.

Side-by-side image + text block. Most flexible image-consuming section — accepts user-supplied, url, Gemini-generated, or screenshot sources.

Table of contents with entry text + dotted leader + page number. Recipes provide explicit entries (label + level + page) — recipes know their own structure better than any auto-generation pass. Supports up to 3 nesting levels.

Numbered tutorial step — step circle + title + description + optional screenshot. Screenshots are factual; gemini source is deliberately excluded.

End-of-document recap — heading plus short paragraph and/or bulleted takeaways.

Vertical event list with a connecting rail. Each event has a date, title, optional body, and status (done | active | upcoming — controls node tint). For progress reports, project plans, onboarding sequences, company histories. Rail flips to right side for RTL so the reading order is date-left → content-right in EN and date-right → content-left in AR.

Numbered bibliography section. Pairs with the citation primitive — each entry corresponds to a citation number in the body (e.g. [1] in text → entry 1 here). For academic, editorial, legal docs. Supports one of the three major citation styles via variant — Chicago (author-first), APA (year-first), or a generic minimal style.

"Part II" style divider — a full page that marks a major section boundary in a long document. Large part number + title + optional subtitle, centered typography. Use between acts in a white-paper, chapters in a report, or phases in a proposal. Atomic, always on its own page.

Compact list of further-reading references or source citations.

Labeled bullet list — "What you'll learn", module objectives, or scope items.

Multi-party signature grid — side-by-side signature boxes for formal documents (NOC, MOU, contracts). Each party has name + optional title + optional email. Responsive grid auto-flows based on party count (2+ parties supported).

Two-column header strip for letters, NOCs, invoices, quotes. Brand/company on the leading side; meta block (ref code + date + custom lines) on the trailing side. Sits above body content on page 1 — does NOT force a page break (that's `front-matter`'s job).

Personal-identity masthead — name + tagline on leading side, contact stack (email, phone, location) on trailing side. Bottom accent rule. For personal-brand documents (cover-letter, CV, bio). Distinct from `letterhead` (which is for organizational/company identity).

Term + value pairs rendered as a two-column grid. Definitions, glossaries, cheat-sheet reference pairs, metadata summaries, and (as of 0.2.0) field-summary boxes for formal documents (NOC employee details, invoice meta blocks).

A single page with zero margins — for full-bleed photography, chapter-opener images, infographics that extend to the sheet edge. Caption + optional overlay text render inside the image area with a legibility scrim. Atomic — one page, never splits.

Title-first title-page section. Eyebrow, title, subtitle, hairline rule, meta strip (author/date/ref). Lighter than a full cover-page.

Totals box for invoices and quotes. Right-aligned numeric rows with labels on the leading side; one emphasized Total row with accent background. Container is flex-end positioned (70mm wide) so it naturally aligns to the trailing edge of the page. Optional currency code shown alongside totals. Used by financial/invoice and financial/quote.

Key takeaways box for the top of reports, proposals, and white-papers. Header + 2-4 labeled bullet rows + optional footer. Sets reader expectations before the body. Rendered with a left-accent rail for visual separation from regular flow.

Full-page document opener. Four variants — minimalist-typographic (CSS-only), image-background (full-bleed + dark scrim), neural-cartography (Gemini + dark scrim), framed-canvas (light editorial canvas, dark text on warm off-white image, no scrim).

Video preview card for print PDFs. Horizontal layout — portrait thumbnail on the left with play button overlay and platform badge, metadata block on the right (title, author, duration, clickable URL, QR code). Bilingual EN+AR. Designed for embedding TikToks, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels into print-grade documents.

Magazine-style asymmetric photo collage. Six images in a mosaic — one hero on the left at full collage height, three stacked supporting images in the right column, and two more in a wide bottom row. Optional eyebrow, title, subtitle and source attribution. Bilingual EN+AR. Designed for news galleries, event coverage, photo essays.

Scrapbook-style scattered Polaroid wall. Seven images rendered as Polaroids with white frames, slight rotations, drop shadows, and natural overlap — anchored by an optional handwritten-style note in the center. Bilingual EN+AR. Designed for editorial photo essays, year-in-review posts, casual feature spreads.

Newspaper-style cover page — stacked layout: eyebrow + thick top rule + large headline at the top, rectangular image in the middle, optional caption + byline strip + subtitle/deck under the image, and a footer with author and reference code. Bilingual EN+AR. Designed for digital news stories and print article openers; mirrors front-page feature layouts in Al Ittihad / Al Bayan / The National.

Long-form bilingual tutorial template — cover, objectives box, content modules with rich body (tables, inline SVG diagrams, pull-quotes, callouts), summary, next-steps, and reference strip. For framework guides, technical onboarding, and educational long-form documents.

Project progress report — exec summary, headline metrics, timeline of milestones, findings narrative, next-period focus, and optional appendix. Composes the full Phase-3c content library into a production-ready report. Bilingual EN+AR.

Professional CV with 2-col sidebar+main layout. FIRST production consumer of cv-layout, skill-bar-list, and tag-chips (all Day-18 infra; 24-hour ship discipline — 4th consecutive application). Single-section recipe — fewest sections ever in Phase-3. Closes the personal domain (cover-letter Day 6 + cv Day 19). Sidebar holds photo + identity + contact + Languages/Skills bars + Tools chips; main holds Summary + Experience + Education + Projects.

Short professional bio — masthead + narrative + highlight bullets. For speaker pages, press kits, about-me pages, panel introductions. Bilingual EN+AR. Pairs with personal-cv for fuller background.

UAE bilateral Service Agreement — masthead + Template Notice + 2-party callouts + 12 numbered clauses + 2-party signature grid. Covers scope, fees, term, liability, IP, termination, and governing law. Bilingual EN+AR.

UAE bilateral MoU — centered masthead + Template Notice + 2-party callouts + 10 numbered clauses with clause-list + 2-party signature grid. First production consumer of clause-list primitive. v0.2.0 adds EN+AR bilingual rendering via inputs_by_lang — first legal-domain recipe to ship bilingual.

UAE mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement — centered masthead + Template Notice + 2-party callouts + 9 numbered clauses with clause-list + 2-party signature grid. Bilingual EN+AR. Follows the same component shape as legal-mou — structural consistency across the legal domain is intentional.

UAE commercial quotation — letterhead commercial + meta strip + Prepared-For callout + numbered Scope/Pricing/Acceptance + line-items table + compact totals + 2x2 terms grid + signature block. Zero new components. First production consumer of financial-summary compact variant (24-hour ship from Day-15 default). Closes the financial domain with financial-invoice.

UAE tax invoice — letterhead commercial variant + Bill From/Bill To parties + 4-field meta strip + line-items table (with desc+sub cells) + totals box + amount-in-words callout + payment block + footer. First production consumer of financial-summary (Day 15 component) and letterhead commercial variant (Day 2). Fifth production consumer of data-table (with first-ever use of {text, sub} cell feature). Validates the financial domain's full stack.

Long-form editorial article — hero title + byline + lead + two-column body flow + inline numbered citations + references-list at the end. For opinion pieces, long reads, analysis essays. Demonstrates the citation + references-list pairing. Bilingual EN+AR.