Each child is one thought with a type attribute, such as a question or a risk. The element shows them as a tidy list of bubbles.
A thought bubble: short related ideas grouped under one type.
Each child is one thought with a type attribute, such as a question or a risk. The element shows them as a tidy list of bubbles.
optional; One of the eleven NPL thought-block types (case-insensitive): `observation`, `tangent`, `question`, `relation`, `concern`, `affirmation`, `reflection`, `opportunity`, `aversion`, `interest`, `eval`.per the global attribute catalog (conventions.md §2)
Live render boots with JavaScript — the authored source is alongside.
variant: the canonical classified thought
One container per thought-set; each typed child names its own type and applies its own `.npl-thought-<type>` class, so a theme tells observation from question from relation without inventing structure.
Live render boots with JavaScript — the authored source is alongside.
variant: unknown type degrades to plain text
An unknown value is never fatal and never rendered as structure: the warning class `npl-thought-unknown` lands on the child and its content is flattened to plain text.