Reference · NPL

`<npl-mode>`

NPL element

You write each mode as a child element. The main mode is marked so the reader knows which lens leads. This element only shows information; it changes nothing.

Lists the thinking styles an agent uses, one chip per style. You write each mode as a child element. The main mode is marked so the reader knows which lens leads. This element only shows information; it changes nothing. Resolved in either authoring spelling (`data-primary` wins, conventions §2). Declares this the primary lens; marks the rendered chips (`npl-mode-chip-primary`) and mirrors to `data-primary` after parse — an authored `data-primary` is never clobbered by the default.

per the global attribute catalog (conventions.md §2)

Children

<mode>`type`: `string` — required. The lens name; the chip's label. A `mode` without `type` is skipped.

Example

npl-mode.html

source

              
              <npl-mode>
            
                <mode type="planner"></mode>
            
                <mode type="executing"></mode>
            
              </npl-mode>

render

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

variant: default (no primary mark)

Without `primary` the same chips render unmarked — the declaration lists an agent's lenses; `primary` flags the lens set the agent leads with. Class-form authors spell the mark `data-primary` (`<npl-mode data-primary>` renders identically).

variant: default (no primary mark)

npl-mode-default.html

source

              
              <npl-mode>
            
                <mode type="planner"></mode>
            
                <mode type="executing"></mode>
            
                <mode type="reviewing"></mode>
            
              </npl-mode>

render

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

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