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UI Output Format — TriadicFrameworks Prompts

This page is the front door for all output‑format specifications.

Purpose#

The Output Format governs:

  • how prompt blocks are rendered
  • how worksheets and diagnostics are structured
  • how teaching bundles and posters are formatted
  • how UI modules maintain consistency across engines and stacks
  • how RTT operator grammar appears visually
  • how drift, coherence, substrate, dimensional, and domain prompts are displayed
  • how multi‑layer artifacts maintain structural neutrality

It is the canonical formatting reference for the Prompts UI.

Core Output Rules#

1. Prompt Block Structure#

All prompt blocks follow the same structure:

## Prompt Title
Prompt description or instruction.

**Prompt:**  
- *Canonical prompt line.*

Rules:

  • Titles use ##
  • Prompt lines use italics
  • Lists use hyphens
  • No decorative formatting
  • No color, icons, or emojis in prompt blocks

2. Worksheet Structure#

Worksheets follow a strict multi‑section layout:

# Worksheet Title

## Section 1 — Identity
Prompt block…

## Section 2 — Operators
Prompt block…

## Section 3 — Drift
Prompt block…

## Section 4 — Coherence
Prompt block…

## Section 5 — Regime‑Points
Prompt block…

## Section 6 — Substrate
Prompt block…

## Section 7 — Dimensions
Prompt block…

## Section 8 — Domains
Prompt block…

## Section 9 — Synthesis
Prompt block…

Rules:

  • Always 9 sections
  • Always in RTT canonical order
  • Always rendered with ## section headers
  • No embedded images unless part of a teaching bundle

3. Diagnostic Block Structure#

Diagnostics use a compact block format:

### Diagnostic
- Identity signal
- Drift signal
- Coherence signal
- Regime‑point signal
- Substrate signal
- Dimensional signal
- Domain signal

Rules:

  • Always 7 signals
  • Always in RTT canonical order
  • Always bullet‑listed
  • No nested lists

4. Teaching Bundle Format#

Teaching bundles use a multi‑layer layout:

# Teaching Bundle Title

## Lesson Overview
Summary…

## Teaching Sequence
1. Capture
2. Analyze
3. Drift
4. Coherence
5. Synthesis

## Worksheets
Links or embedded worksheet blocks…

## Posters
Links or embedded poster blocks…

## Examples
Example blocks…

Rules:

  • Sequence always follows Capture → Analyze → Drift → Coherence → Synthesis
  • Posters must follow poster formatting rules
  • Worksheets must follow worksheet formatting rules

5. Poster Format#

Posters use a large‑format layout:

# Poster Title

## Identity
Block…

## Operators
Block…

## Drift
Block…

## Coherence
Block…

## Regime‑Points
Block…

## Substrate
Block…

## Dimensions
Block…

## Domains
Block…

## Synthesis
Block…

Rules:

  • Always 9 sections
  • Always in RTT canonical order
  • Blocks may contain diagrams (SVG) or text
  • No decorative emojis or icons

6. Engine Output Format#

RTT engines use a specialized output format:

# RTT Engine Name

## Overview
Description…

## Operators
List…

## Drift‑Tensor
List…

## Coherence Anchors
List…

## Regime‑Points
List…

## Substrate Behavior
List…

## Dimensional Rails
List…

## Domain Behavior
List…

## Examples
Example blocks…

Rules:

  • Always 9 sections
  • Always in RTT canonical order
  • Examples must use prompt block formatting

7. Module Output Format#

Modules follow the canonical module layout:

# Module Title

## Identity
Block…

## Purpose
Block…

## Operators
Block…

## Drift
Block…

## Coherence
Block…

## Substrate
Block…

## Dimensions
Block…

## Domains
Block…

## Examples
Block…

## Manifest
Block…

Rules:

  • Always include Manifest
  • Always include Examples
  • Always follow RTT canonical order
  • index.md — UI front‑door
  • unlock-logic.md — unlock rules
  • dependency-graph.md — dependency graph
  • flows.md — UI flows
  • wireframe.md — wireframe layout
  • overlays.md — spine overlays

Manifest#

See module.json for the full registry of UI modules, templates, stacks, engines, examples, and navigation structure.

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