What's in the educational family?

Knowledge-check runners, comparison and figure cards, and era/parallel timelines — components for teaching and reference products.

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Educational components

Educational components support teaching and reference experiences — knowledge checks, historical figure and civilization cards, era comparisons, and parallel timelines. Built for courseware, wikis, and study tools.

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Historical Reference Cards

Historical reference components — civilization overviews, historical figure profiles, and side-by-side era comparisons.

Civilization Card

Civilization overview with hero band, BCE/CE era timeline, key stats, achievements, and notable leaders.

5 stories

Era Comparison

Side-by-side comparison of historical eras with domain rows, color-themed columns, highlights, and figure chips.

3 stories

Historical Figure Card

Profile card with portrait, lifespan timeline, fields, works, quote, connections, and an expandable biography section.

5 stories

History Timelines & Quizzes

Comparative history timelines and inline knowledge-check quizzes for teaching historical eras.

Parallel Timeline

Multi-track timeline with shared time axis, BCE/CE event markers, and optional era bands for comparative history.

4 stories

Knowledge Check

Inline knowledge check with multiple-choice / true-false / fill-blank questions, per-answer feedback, and a final score summary.

3 stories

Readable by agents

Your AI agent can install these too.

The registry is exposed as structured data, so coding agents pick the right component without scraping HTML.

/llms.txt

Concise index per the llmstxt.org spec — sections, links, and descriptions.

/llms-full.txt

Full registry context in one fetch — docs plus every component descriptor.

/r/<name>.json

Per-component descriptor: props, accessibility schema, and usage examples.

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What's in the educational family?: Knowledge-check runners, comparison and figure cards, and era/parallel timelines — components for teaching and reference products.