Reference · NPL

`<npl-critique>`

NPL element

You write the subject, the strengths, the weaknesses, and the verdict. The element lays them out as a clean, labelled review card.

Shows a review of one thing from one point of view: strengths, weaknesses, and a verdict. You write the subject, the strengths, the weaknesses, and the verdict. The element lays them out as a clean, labelled review card. per the global attribute catalog — optional, the native HTML `id`; the only attribute parameter. No component-specific parameters exist; all content rides the five authored children.

Children

<subject>the thing under critique (one block of content).
<perspective>the lens the critique is written from (one block).
<strengths>a list: repeated `item` children (or `li`, or `.npl-item`).
<weaknesses>a list, same item contract as `strengths`.
<verdict>the closing judgement (one block; rendered as the highlighted line).

Example

npl-critique.html

source

              
              <npl-critique id="c1">
            
                <subject>the launch prompt</subject>
            
                <perspective>security reviewer</perspective>
            
                <strengths><item>explicit failure modes</item><item>bounded output</item></strengths>
            
                <weaknesses><item>no examples</item></weaknesses>
            
                <verdict>ship after one revision</verdict>
            
              </npl-critique>

render

Live render boots with JavaScript — the authored source is alongside.

Source: spec/schema/npl/npl-critique.md