@classytic/labs 0.1.0 → 0.2.0

package/dist/physics/impulse/preset.mjs

@@ -10,17 +10,17 @@ import { Label, Polygon, Polyline, Segment, Stage, useInView, useLearner } from
 
 //#region src/physics/impulse/preset.tsx
 /**
-* ImpulseLab — "Catch the egg", why a long contact time saves you.
+* ImpulseLab, "Catch the egg", why a long contact time saves you.
 *
 * The SAME ball at the SAME speed is brought to rest, so the impulse it delivers
 * is FIXED: J = Δp = m·v. You only change HOW LONG the stop takes (a hard wall vs
 * a soft glove / airbag). The force–time pulse is modelled as a half-sine,
-* F(t) = F_peak·sin(πt/Δt), whose area ∫F dt = F_peak·(2Δt/π) is pinned to Δp —
+* F(t) = F_peak·sin(πt/Δt), whose area ∫F dt = F_peak·(2Δt/π) is pinned to Δp , 
 * so as Δt grows the curve morphs from a tall-thin SPIKE (hard, big peak force)
 * to a low-wide BUMP (soft), the two shaded areas staying equal on FIXED axes:
 * the single-image proof that impulse is conserved while peak force is not.
 *
-* A fragile target (egg) cracks if the peak force tops its limit — so "bend your
+* A fragile target (egg) cracks if the peak force tops its limit, so "bend your
 * knees / airbags / follow-through" stops being a slogan and becomes a number.
 *
 * Tokenized SVG; time-dependent (integrator here); honours reduced-motion.
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ function pulse(dp, dt) {
 	}
 	return pts;
 }
-function ImpulseLab({ mass = .5, speed = 8, contact = .05, crackForce = 120, title = "Catch the egg — stretch the stop, shrink the force", prompt = "Same ball, same speed, so the impulse J = m·v is fixed. Drag the contact time: a softer, slower stop keeps the same area but a much smaller peak force.", objectives, controlConfig }) {
+function ImpulseLab({ mass = .5, speed = 8, contact = .05, crackForce = 120, title = "Catch the egg: stretch the stop, shrink the force", prompt = "Same ball, same speed, so the impulse J = m·v is fixed. Drag the contact time: a softer, slower stop keeps the same area but a much smaller peak force.", objectives, controlConfig }) {
 	const [m, setM] = useState(mass);
 	const [v, setV] = useState(speed);
 	const [dt, setDt] = useState(clamp(contact, DT_MIN, DT_MAX));
@@ -383,7 +383,7 @@ function ImpulseLab({ mass = .5, speed = 8, contact = .05, crackForce = 120, tit
 				}),
 				/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(StatusPill, {
 					ok: !cracks,
-					children: cracks ? "💥 Too hard — the egg cracks" : "✓ Gentle enough — egg survives"
+					children: cracks ? "💥 Too hard, the egg cracks" : "✓ Gentle enough, egg survives"
 				}),
 				/* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("p", {
 					style: {

package/dist/physics/index.d.mts

@@ -28,6 +28,9 @@ import { DopplerLab, DopplerProps } from "./waves/doppler.mjs";
 import { EndType, StringMode, StringReflectionLab, StringReflectionProps } from "./waves/string.mjs";
 import { MagnetismLab, MagnetismProps } from "./magnetism/preset.mjs";
 import { ElectricFieldLab, ElectricFieldProps } from "./electric-field/preset.mjs";
+import { ElectricFluxLab, ElectricFluxProps } from "./electric-flux/preset.mjs";
+import { GaussLab, GaussProps } from "./gauss-law/preset.mjs";
+import { WorkPotentialLab, WorkPotentialProps } from "./work-potential/preset.mjs";
 import { LorentzForceLab, LorentzProps } from "./lorentz/preset.mjs";
 import { DecayCoolingLab, DecayCoolingProps } from "./exponential/preset.mjs";
 import { WorkEnergyLab, WorkEnergyProps } from "./work-energy/preset.mjs";
@@ -40,4 +43,4 @@ import { GasProcessLab, GasProcessProps } from "./gas-process/preset.mjs";
 import { CarnotCycleLab, CarnotProps } from "./carnot/preset.mjs";
 import { EntropyLab, EntropyProps } from "./entropy/preset.mjs";
 import { EffStream, EfficiencyLab, EfficiencyProps } from "./efficiency/preset.mjs";
-export { AtwoodLab, type AtwoodProps, BALANCE_LEVER_ASSET, type BoardVector, BulletWallsLab, type BulletWallsProps, CarnotCycleLab, type CarnotProps, CircularMotionLab, type CircularMotionProps, CollisionTrackLab, type CollisionTrackProps, DecayCoolingLab, type DecayCoolingProps, DopplerLab, type DopplerProps, type EffStream, EfficiencyLab, type EfficiencyProps, ElectricFieldLab, type ElectricFieldProps, type EndType, EnergySkateLab, type EnergySkateProps, EntropyLab, type EntropyProps, GasProcessLab, type GasProcessProps, GravitationLab, type GravitationProps, GravityDrop, type GravityDropProps, HeatTransferLab, type HeatTransferProps, HeatingCurveLab, type HeatingCurveProps, ImpulseLab, type ImpulseProps, KeplerLab, type KeplerProps, LeverBalanceLab, type LeverBalanceProps, type LeverItemSpec, LorentzForceLab, type LorentzProps, MagnetismLab, type MagnetismProps, OPTICS_RAY_ASSET, OpticsLab, type OpticsProps, OrbitLab, ProjectileLab, type ProjectileLabProps, RainRelativeLab, type RainRelativeProps, RampForcesLab, type RampForcesProps, RippleTankLab, type RippleTankProps, type RippleView, RiverBoat, type RiverBoatProps, type SHMMode, type SceneVector, SimpleHarmonicLab, type SimpleHarmonicProps, StoppingDistanceLab, type StoppingDistanceProps, type StringMode, StringReflectionLab, type StringReflectionProps, TemperatureScalesLab, type TemperatureScalesProps, TerminalVelocityLab, type TerminalVelocityProps, ThermalExpansionLab, type ThermalExpansionProps, type TypePanel, VectorBoardLab, type VectorBoardProps, VectorScene, type VectorSceneProps, VectorTypesLab, type VectorTypesProps, WaterDensityLab, type WaterDensityProps, WaveLab, type WaveLabProps, type WaveMode, WorkEnergyLab, type WorkEnergyProps, leverBalanceDoc, opticsDoc };
+export { AtwoodLab, type AtwoodProps, BALANCE_LEVER_ASSET, type BoardVector, BulletWallsLab, type BulletWallsProps, CarnotCycleLab, type CarnotProps, CircularMotionLab, type CircularMotionProps, CollisionTrackLab, type CollisionTrackProps, DecayCoolingLab, type DecayCoolingProps, DopplerLab, type DopplerProps, type EffStream, EfficiencyLab, type EfficiencyProps, ElectricFieldLab, type ElectricFieldProps, ElectricFluxLab, type ElectricFluxProps, type EndType, EnergySkateLab, type EnergySkateProps, EntropyLab, type EntropyProps, GasProcessLab, type GasProcessProps, GaussLab, type GaussProps, GravitationLab, type GravitationProps, GravityDrop, type GravityDropProps, HeatTransferLab, type HeatTransferProps, HeatingCurveLab, type HeatingCurveProps, ImpulseLab, type ImpulseProps, KeplerLab, type KeplerProps, LeverBalanceLab, type LeverBalanceProps, type LeverItemSpec, LorentzForceLab, type LorentzProps, MagnetismLab, type MagnetismProps, OPTICS_RAY_ASSET, OpticsLab, type OpticsProps, OrbitLab, ProjectileLab, type ProjectileLabProps, RainRelativeLab, type RainRelativeProps, RampForcesLab, type RampForcesProps, RippleTankLab, type RippleTankProps, type RippleView, RiverBoat, type RiverBoatProps, type SHMMode, type SceneVector, SimpleHarmonicLab, type SimpleHarmonicProps, StoppingDistanceLab, type StoppingDistanceProps, type StringMode, StringReflectionLab, type StringReflectionProps, TemperatureScalesLab, type TemperatureScalesProps, TerminalVelocityLab, type TerminalVelocityProps, ThermalExpansionLab, type ThermalExpansionProps, type TypePanel, VectorBoardLab, type VectorBoardProps, VectorScene, type VectorSceneProps, VectorTypesLab, type VectorTypesProps, WaterDensityLab, type WaterDensityProps, WaveLab, type WaveLabProps, type WaveMode, WorkEnergyLab, type WorkEnergyProps, WorkPotentialLab, type WorkPotentialProps, leverBalanceDoc, opticsDoc };

package/dist/physics/index.mjs

@@ -28,6 +28,9 @@ import { DopplerLab } from "./waves/doppler.mjs";
 import { StringReflectionLab } from "./waves/string.mjs";
 import { MagnetismLab } from "./magnetism/preset.mjs";
 import { ElectricFieldLab } from "./electric-field/preset.mjs";
+import { ElectricFluxLab } from "./electric-flux/preset.mjs";
+import { GaussLab } from "./gauss-law/preset.mjs";
+import { WorkPotentialLab } from "./work-potential/preset.mjs";
 import { LorentzForceLab } from "./lorentz/preset.mjs";
 import { DecayCoolingLab } from "./exponential/preset.mjs";
 import { WorkEnergyLab } from "./work-energy/preset.mjs";
@@ -41,4 +44,4 @@ import { CarnotCycleLab } from "./carnot/preset.mjs";
 import { EntropyLab } from "./entropy/preset.mjs";
 import { EfficiencyLab } from "./efficiency/preset.mjs";
 
-export { AtwoodLab, BALANCE_LEVER_ASSET, BulletWallsLab, CarnotCycleLab, CircularMotionLab, CollisionTrackLab, DecayCoolingLab, DopplerLab, EfficiencyLab, ElectricFieldLab, EnergySkateLab, EntropyLab, GasProcessLab, GravitationLab, GravityDrop, HeatTransferLab, HeatingCurveLab, ImpulseLab, KeplerLab, LeverBalanceLab, LorentzForceLab, MagnetismLab, OPTICS_RAY_ASSET, OpticsLab, OrbitLab, ProjectileLab, RainRelativeLab, RampForcesLab, RippleTankLab, RiverBoat, SimpleHarmonicLab, StoppingDistanceLab, StringReflectionLab, TemperatureScalesLab, TerminalVelocityLab, ThermalExpansionLab, VectorBoardLab, VectorScene, VectorTypesLab, WaterDensityLab, WaveLab, WorkEnergyLab, leverBalanceDoc, opticsDoc };
+export { AtwoodLab, BALANCE_LEVER_ASSET, BulletWallsLab, CarnotCycleLab, CircularMotionLab, CollisionTrackLab, DecayCoolingLab, DopplerLab, EfficiencyLab, ElectricFieldLab, ElectricFluxLab, EnergySkateLab, EntropyLab, GasProcessLab, GaussLab, GravitationLab, GravityDrop, HeatTransferLab, HeatingCurveLab, ImpulseLab, KeplerLab, LeverBalanceLab, LorentzForceLab, MagnetismLab, OPTICS_RAY_ASSET, OpticsLab, OrbitLab, ProjectileLab, RainRelativeLab, RampForcesLab, RippleTankLab, RiverBoat, SimpleHarmonicLab, StoppingDistanceLab, StringReflectionLab, TemperatureScalesLab, TerminalVelocityLab, ThermalExpansionLab, VectorBoardLab, VectorScene, VectorTypesLab, WaterDensityLab, WaveLab, WorkEnergyLab, WorkPotentialLab, leverBalanceDoc, opticsDoc };

package/dist/physics/kepler/preset.mjs

@@ -12,11 +12,11 @@ import { Dot, Label, Polygon, Polyline, Segment, Stage } from "@classytic/stage"
 
 //#region src/physics/kepler/preset.tsx
 /**
-* KeplerLab — "Equal areas, equal time", the shape and rhythm of orbits.
+* KeplerLab, "Equal areas, equal time", the shape and rhythm of orbits.
 *
 * A planet on a true ellipse with the star at one FOCUS (Kepler 1). It moves by
 * solving Kepler's equation M = E − e·sinE, so it genuinely speeds up at
-* perihelion and dawdles at aphelion — and the wedges swept in equal time slices
+* perihelion and dawdles at aphelion, and the wedges swept in equal time slices
 * (shaded alternately) come out EQUAL in area (Kepler 2): fat-and-short near the
 * star, thin-and-long far away. The period follows T² ∝ a³ (Kepler 3), so a wider
 * orbit takes disproportionately longer.
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ function solveE(M, e) {
 	for (let i = 0; i < 6; i++) E = E - (E - e * Math.sin(E) - M) / (1 - e * Math.cos(E));
 	return E;
 }
-function KeplerLab({ semiMajor = 4, eccentricity = .5, wedges = true, title = "Kepler — equal areas in equal time", prompt = "The planet rides a true ellipse with the star at a focus. It speeds up near the star and slows far away, yet the wedge it sweeps in each equal time-slice has the SAME area (Kepler’s 2nd law). Stretch the orbit, and the period grows as T² ∝ a³.", objectives, controlConfig }) {
+function KeplerLab({ semiMajor = 4, eccentricity = .5, wedges = true, title = "Kepler: equal areas in equal time", prompt = "The planet rides a true ellipse with the star at a focus. It speeds up near the star and slows far away, yet the wedge it sweeps in each equal time-slice has the SAME area (Kepler’s 2nd law). Stretch the orbit, and the period grows as T² ∝ a³.", objectives, controlConfig }) {
 	const [a, setA] = useState(semiMajor);
 	const [e, setE] = useState(eccentricity);
 	const [showWedge, setShowWedge] = useState(wedges);
@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ function KeplerLab({ semiMajor = 4, eccentricity = .5, wedges = true, title = "K
 						margin: 0
 					},
 					children: [
-						"Each shaded wedge is one equal time-slice — they look different but enclose the ",
+						"Each shaded wedge is one equal time-slice, they look different but enclose the ",
 						/* @__PURE__ */ jsx("strong", { children: "same area" }),
 						"(Kepler’s 2nd law), so the planet must move fastest at perihelion. T²/a³ stays constant as you widen the orbit (Kepler’s 3rd law)."
 					]

package/dist/physics/lever/preset.mjs

@@ -10,12 +10,12 @@ import { Scene, controlsFromScene, registerAsset, resolve, useControlSurface, us
 
 //#region src/physics/lever/preset.tsx
 /**
-* Balance-lever (torque) — a SceneDoc FACTORY, built on @classytic/stage. A
+* Balance-lever (torque), a SceneDoc FACTORY, built on @classytic/stage. A
 * creator places weights at distances along an arm; exactly one is unknown, and
 * the learner sets it so the lever balances (net torque zero). Physics is typed
 * derivations that evaluate: torque_i = w_i·d_i (linop, fixed distance), net =
 * ΣL − ΣR, tilt = clamp(gain·net), balanced = (net == 0). v1 ships solveFor:
-* 'weight' (one unknown mass, fixed slots) — single-DOF, uniquely solvable.
+* 'weight' (one unknown mass, fixed slots), single-DOF, uniquely solvable.
 */
 registerAsset("balance-lever", BALANCE_LEVER_ASSET);
 const UNIT_GAP = .9;
@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ function LeverBalanceLab({ items = DEFAULT_ITEMS, start = 1, maxWeight = 12, con
 		}), /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Callout, {
 			tone: "result",
 			children: [
-				"turning effect — left ",
+				"turning effect, left ",
 				leftSum.toFixed(1),
 				" · right ",
 				rightSum.toFixed(1)

package/dist/physics/lorentz/preset.mjs

@@ -12,14 +12,14 @@ import { Circle, Dot, Label, Stage, Vector, useControlSurface } from "@classytic
 
 //#region src/physics/lorentz/preset.tsx
 /**
-* LorentzForceLab — the magnetic force on a moving charge, F = q·v×B, made visible.
+* LorentzForceLab, the magnetic force on a moving charge, F = q·v×B, made visible.
 * A charge fired into a uniform field (into ⊗ or out ⊙ of the page) feels a force
 * ALWAYS PERPENDICULAR to its velocity, so it curves into a circle (cyclotron
-* motion). The lab draws the three perpendicular players live — v (green, tangent),
-* B (the field symbols), F (orange, toward the centre) — and the right-hand rule
+* motion). The lab draws the three perpendicular players live, v (green, tangent),
+* B (the field symbols), F (orange, toward the centre), and the right-hand rule
 * spelled out. Flip the charge sign OR the field direction and the curve reverses;
 * F⟂v means the speed never changes (no work). Radius r = mv/(qB); the period is
-* independent of speed — the trick behind the cyclotron, mass spectrometer, and the
+* independent of speed, the trick behind the cyclotron, mass spectrometer, and the
 * aurora (solar particles spiralling in Earth's field).
 */
 const R = 5;
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ const LORENTZ_CHALLENGE = [{
 	choices: [
 		{
 			value: "none",
-			label: "nothing — speed stays constant"
+			label: "nothing: speed stays constant"
 		},
 		{
 			value: "up",
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ const LORENTZ_CHALLENGE = [{
 		}
 	],
 	answer: "none",
-	explain: "F = qv×B is always ⟂ to v, so it does no work — only the direction turns, the speed is constant."
+	explain: "F = qv×B is always ⟂ to v, so it does no work, only the direction turns, the speed is constant."
 }, {
 	id: "radius",
 	prompt: "Crank up the field B (same charge and speed). The circle becomes…",
@@ -237,13 +237,13 @@ function LorentzForceLab({ charge = 1, fieldOut = true, B: B0 = 1.4, speed: v0 =
 				tone: "result",
 				children: [
 					/* @__PURE__ */ jsx("div", {
-						className: "lab-field-label",
+						style: { fontSize: 16 },
 						children: /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Tex$1, { tex: "F = q\\,v \\times B" })
 					}),
 					/* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("div", {
 						style: {
-							fontSize: 15,
-							fontWeight: 800
+							fontSize: 14,
+							fontWeight: 600
 						},
 						children: ["curves ", sense > 0 ? "counter-clockwise" : "clockwise"]
 					}),
@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ function LorentzForceLab({ charge = 1, fieldOut = true, B: B0 = 1.4, speed: v0 =
 						style: { color: ORANGE },
 						children: "F"
 					}),
-					" (for +q; reverse for −q). F always ⟂ v, so it only turns the charge — the speed never changes."
+					" (for +q; reverse for −q). F always ⟂ v, so it only turns the charge, the speed never changes."
 				]
 			}),
 			/* @__PURE__ */ jsx("p", {
@@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ function LorentzForceLab({ charge = 1, fieldOut = true, B: B0 = 1.4, speed: v0 =
 					fontSize: 12,
 					color: "var(--stage-muted)"
 				},
-				children: "Same idea runs the cyclotron, the mass spectrometer, and the aurora — charged particles from the Sun spiralling in Earth's field."
+				children: "Same idea runs the cyclotron, the mass spectrometer, and the aurora, charged particles from the Sun spiralling in Earth's field."
 			})
 		] }),
 		controls: /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(ControlBar, { children: [

package/dist/physics/magnetism/preset.mjs

@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ import { barMagnet, fieldAt, fieldLines } from "@classytic/stage/field";
 
 //#region src/physics/magnetism/preset.tsx
 /**
-* MagnetismLab — a magnetic field you can SEE and probe (the "magnetism visualized"
+* MagnetismLab, a magnetic field you can SEE and probe (the "magnetism visualized"
 * gap). Drag a bar magnet (and its ends to rotate), or switch to a current-carrying
-* wire, and the FIELD LINES retrace live on the @classytic/stage `field` kernel —
+* wire, and the FIELD LINES retrace live on the @classytic/stage `field` kernel , 
 * radial dipole lines N→S for the magnet, circular loops for the wire. Drag the
 * compass anywhere and its needle snaps to the field there. Interactive, not a
 * timed sim (no Play needed): the field is recomputed on every drag.
@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ function FieldFigure({ sources, lines, mode, center, northOff, compass, current
 		})
 	] });
 }
-function MagnetismLab({ title = "Magnetism — field you can see", prompt = "Drag the magnet (and its ends to turn it), or switch to a wire. The compass snaps to the field wherever you drop it.", objectives = [
+function MagnetismLab({ title = "Magnetism: field you can see", prompt = "Drag the magnet (and its ends to turn it), or switch to a wire. The compass snaps to the field wherever you drop it.", objectives = [
 	"Read a magnetic field as field lines",
 	"Field lines run N → S; a compass aligns with them",
 	"A current makes circular field loops"

package/dist/physics/optics/preset.mjs

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import { Scene, isAssetGeom, registerAsset, resolve } from "@classytic/stage";
 
 //#region src/physics/optics/preset.tsx
 /**
-* Optics flagship — drag the source, the aim point, or the mirrors so the light
+* Optics flagship, drag the source, the aim point, or the mirrors so the light
 * ray reflects into the target. A general tool built on @classytic/stage:
 * creators place any mirrors + target.
 */
@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ function OpticsLab({ height = 380 }) {
 						color: hit ? "var(--stage-good)" : "var(--stage-warn)",
 						fontWeight: 600
 					},
-					children: hit ? "✓ Target lit!" : "not yet — keep adjusting"
+					children: hit ? "✓ Target lit!" : "not yet, keep adjusting"
 				})]
 			})
 		}),

package/dist/physics/orbit-lab.mjs

@@ -8,13 +8,13 @@ import { CanvasLayer, useFrameLoop, useInView } from "@classytic/stage";
 
 //#region src/physics/orbit-lab.tsx
 /**
-* OrbitLab — an orbit is just falling sideways fast enough to keep missing the
+* OrbitLab, an orbit is just falling sideways fast enough to keep missing the
 * ground. Too slow → crash; too fast → escape; just right → a closed ellipse.
 *
 * A genuine high-element-count animation (a 260-point fading trail + starfield +
 * a sub-stepped N-body integrator mutating a ref every frame), so it renders on
 * the engine's zero-dependency `<CanvasLayer>` (raw Canvas2D) rather than one SVG
-* node per trail point — the same boundary GradientDescent uses.
+* node per trail point, the same boundary GradientDescent uses.
 */
 const GM = 9e3;
 const R0 = 120;
@@ -149,10 +149,10 @@ function OrbitLab() {
 		setPhase("running");
 	};
 	const verdict = phase === "crashed" ? {
-		text: "💥 Too slow — it fell back and crashed",
+		text: "💥 Too slow, it fell back and crashed",
 		ok: false
 	} : phase === "escaped" ? {
-		text: "🚀 Too fast — it escaped into space",
+		text: "🚀 Too fast, it escaped into space",
 		ok: false
 	} : phase === "running" ? {
 		text: "…orbiting (watch the path close into an ellipse)",
@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ function OrbitLab() {
 			children: [
 				"The dashed ring is a stable circular orbit. Press ",
 				/* @__PURE__ */ jsx("strong", { children: "Launch" }),
-				" — too slow and it spirals in, too fast and it escapes."
+				", too slow and it spirals in, too fast and it escapes."
 			]
 		})]
 	});

package/dist/physics/projectile-lab.mjs

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import { Circle, Dot, Label, Polyline, Segment, Stage, StageAssetDefs, fmt, useC
 
 //#region src/physics/projectile-lab.tsx
 /**
-* ProjectileLab — tune launch angle + speed, land the shot on the target. Now on
+* ProjectileLab, tune launch angle + speed, land the shot on the target. Now on
 * the @classytic/stage engine (SVG, accessible): the ground, cannon, predicted
 * arc, target, and ball are real primitives in a metre coordinate system; the
 * flight animates on the engine clock.
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ import { Circle, Dot, Label, Polyline, Segment, Stage, StageAssetDefs, fmt, useC
 /**
 * A field cannon anchored at the launch point (math origin), elevated to
 * `angle`. Drawn in a LOCAL pixel frame with STATIC coordinates and rotated via
-* an SVG transform — so no transcendental-derived coordinate is ever serialized
+* an SVG transform, so no transcendental-derived coordinate is ever serialized
 * into an attribute (SSR-deterministic, per the engine's `fmt` rule). Sized in
 * world units (px-per-metre) so it tracks pan/zoom like the rest of the scene.
 */
@@ -297,11 +297,11 @@ function ProjectileLab(props) {
 	] });
 	return /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(LabFrame, {
 		title: "Projectile Lab",
-		prompt: "Tune the angle and speed — can you land the shot on the target?",
+		prompt: "Tune the angle and speed, can you land the shot on the target?",
 		aside: /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Fragment$1, { children: [
 			(phase === "hit" || phase === "miss") && /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(StatusPill, {
 				ok: phase === "hit",
-				children: phase === "hit" ? "🎯 Direct hit!" : "So close — adjust and retry"
+				children: phase === "hit" ? "🎯 Direct hit!" : "So close, adjust and retry"
 			}),
 			/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Callout, {
 				tone: "result",

package/dist/physics/rain-relative/preset.mjs

@@ -12,18 +12,18 @@ import { CanvasLayer, Label, Segment, Stage, Vector, useCoords } from "@classyti
 
 //#region src/physics/rain-relative/preset.tsx
 /**
-* RainRelativeLab — relative velocity you can FEEL.
+* RainRelativeLab, relative velocity you can FEEL.
 *
 * Sit in a car in the rain. The rain falls straight down in the ground frame,
-* but in YOUR frame it slants — its apparent velocity is V_rain − V_car. Drag
+* but in YOUR frame it slants, its apparent velocity is V_rain − V_car. Drag
 * the speed up and the rain streaks harder and leans more; the velocity triangle
 * and the angle θ track it live. This is the "show me" the static board lacked.
 *
 * Architecture on purpose: the hundreds of raindrops are drawn on `CanvasLayer`
-* (zero-dep Canvas2D — the engine's particle escape hatch, no Pixi), animated by
+* (zero-dep Canvas2D, the engine's particle escape hatch, no Pixi), animated by
 * the shared `useFrameLoop` RAF clock; the car, the velocity triangle and the
 * labels sit on an SVG `<Stage>` overlaid on top (crisp + accessible). Honors
-* prefers-reduced-motion. One source of truth — `ratio = tan θ` — drives the
+* prefers-reduced-motion. One source of truth, `ratio = tan θ`, drives the
 * canvas slant, the triangle, and the readout, so they can never disagree.
 */
 const VIEW = {
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ function Car({ baseY, wheelAngle }) {
 		]
 	});
 }
-function RainRelativeLab({ maxSpeed = 10, start = 0, title = "Rain on a moving car", prompt = "Speed up — watch the rain slant. In your frame the rain comes at V_rain − V_car.", height = 360 }) {
+function RainRelativeLab({ maxSpeed = 10, start = 0, title = "Rain on a moving car", prompt = "Speed up, watch the rain slant. In your frame the rain comes at V_rain − V_car.", height = 360 }) {
 	const [speed, setSpeed] = useState(start);
 	const drops = useRef([]);
 	const lastT = useRef(0);

package/dist/physics/ramp-forces/preset.mjs

@@ -12,15 +12,15 @@ import { Label, Polygon, Segment, Stage, Vector, useFrameLoop, useInView } from
 
 //#region src/physics/ramp-forces/preset.tsx
 /**
-* RampForcesLab — "Tilt the Ramp", where gravity gets a share (F = ma) AND you
+* RampForcesLab, "Tilt the Ramp", where gravity gets a share (F = ma) AND you
 * can push/pull the crate.
 *
 * Tilt the incline and the weight SPLITS into a down-slope share (mg sinθ) and a
-* press-in share (mg cosθ = the normal N, which visibly shrinks as you tilt — the
+* press-in share (mg cosθ = the normal N, which visibly shrinks as you tilt, the
 * headline misconception). Add an applied force (push up-slope / pull down) and
 * watch the SUM of forces: static friction holds it (adjusting up to μs·N) until
 * the drive exceeds that grip, then kinetic friction (μk·N, weaker) takes over
-* and it accelerates — a = net/m. A force-ledger bar shows every along-slope
+* and it accelerates, a = net/m. A force-ledger bar shows every along-slope
 * force adding to the net, so "the forces add up" is visual, not just stated.
 *
 * Up-slope is the POSITIVE axis throughout. Tokenized SVG; reuses the diagram kit;
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ function LedgerBar({ label, v, max, color, bold }) {
 		]
 	});
 }
-function RampForcesLab({ angleDeg = 25, mass = 2, friction = .4, frictionKinetic = .3, appliedN = 0, g = 9.8, showComponents = false, title = "Tilt the Ramp — split the weight, add a push, sum the forces", prompt = "Tilt it, then push or pull: static friction holds until the forces win, then it slides at a = net/m.", objectives, controlConfig }) {
+function RampForcesLab({ angleDeg = 25, mass = 2, friction = .4, frictionKinetic = .3, appliedN = 0, g = 9.8, showComponents = false, title = "Tilt the Ramp: split the weight, add a push, sum the forces", prompt = "Tilt it, then push or pull: static friction holds until the forces win, then it slides at a = net/m.", objectives, controlConfig }) {
 	const [deg, setDeg] = useState(angleDeg);
 	const [mus, setMus] = useState(friction);
 	const [mukRaw, setMuk] = useState(frictionKinetic);
@@ -455,7 +455,7 @@ function RampForcesLab({ angleDeg = 25, mass = 2, friction = .4, frictionKinetic
 				}),
 				/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(StatusPill, {
 					ok: !held,
-					children: held ? "balanced — friction holds it" : `slides ${slidesUp ? "up" : "down"} · a = ${a.toFixed(1)} m/s²`
+					children: held ? "balanced, friction holds it" : `slides ${slidesUp ? "up" : "down"} · a = ${a.toFixed(1)} m/s²`
 				}),
 				/* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("span", {
 					style: {

package/dist/physics/river-boat.mjs

@@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ import { Dot, Grid, Label, Polygon, Segment, Stage, fmt, useControlSurface, useC
 
 //#region src/physics/river-boat.tsx
 /**
-* RiverBoat — the classic "boat crossing a flowing river" vector problem, the one
+* RiverBoat, the classic "boat crossing a flowing river" vector problem, the one
 * that trips students on component resolution. A boat aims across the current at a
 * heading θ; the river carries it downstream. Walk the steps to SEE why you add
 * the boat and current velocities tip-to-tail, then resolve the resultant into
 * an "across" component (v_b·cosθ, sets crossing time) and a "downstream"
 * component (v_c − v_b·sinθ, sets the drift). Aim upstream at θ = arcsin(v_c/v_b)
-* and the drift cancels — you land straight across.
+* and the drift cancels, you land straight across.
 *
 * Now on the @classytic/stage engine (SVG vectors via the shared `LabeledVector`
 * helper, accessible, themed); keeps the agent `useControlSurface` seam.
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ import { Dot, Grid, Label, Polygon, Segment, Stage, fmt, useControlSurface, useC
 /**
 * A small boat anchored at the launch point (math origin), heading `thetaDeg`
 * upstream from straight-across. Fixed on-screen size (a constant glyph, like an
-* angle mark), rotated via a transform with static local coordinates — nose
+* angle mark), rotated via a transform with static local coordinates, nose
 * points along +across, so rotate(−θ) aims it upstream. SSR-safe: no
 * transcendental-derived coordinate is serialized.
 */
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ function BoatGlyph({ thetaDeg }) {
 }
 /**
 * Wave streaks drifting downstream, illustrating the current. Drift speed scales
-* with `current` (vᵧ) — a still river is calm, a fast one streams. Animated with
+* with `current` (vᵧ), a still river is calm, a fast one streams. Animated with
 * a CSS keyframe (declarative, SSR-safe, honours prefers-reduced-motion); the
 * dash period equals the keyframe translate, so the loop is seamless.
 */
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ function RiverWaves({ view, W, current }) {
 	});
 }
 const STEPS = [
-	"Aim the boat across — this is its velocity through the water.",
+	"Aim the boat across, this is its velocity through the water.",
 	"The river flows, pushing the boat downstream at vᵧ.",
 	"Add them tip-to-tail: the resultant is the boat’s true path over the ground.",
 	"Resolve the resultant: across = vᵦ·cos θ, downstream = vᵧ − vᵦ·sin θ.",
@@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ function RiverBoat({ boatSpeed, current, riverWidth, title = "Crossing a flowing
 					fontWeight: 800,
 					fontVariantNumeric: "tabular-nums"
 				},
-				children: cross ? `lands ${drift.toFixed(1)} m downstream` : "—"
+				children: cross ? `lands ${drift.toFixed(1)} m downstream` : ", "
 			}),
 			/* @__PURE__ */ jsx("span", {
 				style: {

package/dist/physics/shm/preset.mjs

@@ -12,18 +12,18 @@ import { Circle, Dot, Label, Polyline, Segment, Stage, Vector } from "@classytic
 
 //#region src/physics/shm/preset.tsx
 /**
-* SimpleHarmonicLab — "The same swing", where a spring and a pendulum turn out to
+* SimpleHarmonicLab, "The same swing", where a spring and a pendulum turn out to
 * be the SAME motion, and where a wave comes from.
 *
 * One SHM kernel, two skins. A restoring force pulls back in proportion to the
 * displacement (spring: F = −kx; pendulum, small angle: F ≈ −mg·x/L), which forces
 * a = −ω²x and the solution x(t) = A·cos(ωt). The mass oscillates while a pen
-* traces x against time — and the trace IS a sine curve, the very shape of the
+* traces x against time, and the trace IS a sine curve, the very shape of the
 * waves lessons (a wave is SHM spread through space). Energy sloshes between
 * elastic/PE and KE, summing to a constant (ties to the energy-skate lab).
 *
-*   ω = √(k/m)  (spring)        T = 2π√(m/k)      — heavier or softer ⇒ slower
-*   ω = √(g/L)  (pendulum)      T = 2π√(L/g)      — independent of mass AND amplitude
+*   ω = √(k/m)  (spring)        T = 2π√(m/k)     , heavier or softer ⇒ slower
+*   ω = √(g/L)  (pendulum)      T = 2π√(L/g)     , independent of mass AND amplitude
 *
 * Ambient PlayWrap gate (pause to read the force arrow). Tokenized SVG.
 */
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ const SHM_CHALLENGE = [{
 }];
 const G = 9.8;
 const WIN = 6;
-function SimpleHarmonicLab({ mode = "spring", k = 8, length = 2, mass = 1, amplitude, title = "The same swing — spring, pendulum, and where a wave comes from", prompt = "A restoring force pulls back in proportion to displacement, so a = −ω²x and the motion is x(t) = A·cos(ωt). Watch the pen trace a sine — that’s the shape of a wave. Swap to a pendulum: its period ignores both mass and amplitude.", objectives, controlConfig }) {
+function SimpleHarmonicLab({ mode = "spring", k = 8, length = 2, mass = 1, amplitude, title = "The same swing: spring, pendulum, and where a wave comes from", prompt = "A restoring force pulls back in proportion to displacement, so a = −ω²x and the motion is x(t) = A·cos(ωt). Watch the pen trace a sine, that’s the shape of a wave. Swap to a pendulum: its period ignores both mass and amplitude.", objectives, controlConfig }) {
 	const [md, setMd] = useState(mode);
 	const [kk, setKk] = useState(k);
 	const [L, setL] = useState(length);
@@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ function SimpleHarmonicLab({ mode = "spring", k = 8, length = 2, mass = 1, ampli
 				},
 				height: 130,
 				preserveAspect: false,
-				ariaLabel: "Displacement traced against time — a sine curve",
+				ariaLabel: "Displacement traced against time, a sine curve",
 				children: [
 					/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Segment, {
 						from: {
@@ -447,8 +447,8 @@ function SimpleHarmonicLab({ mode = "spring", k = 8, length = 2, mass = 1, ampli
 					children: [
 						"The trace is a ",
 						/* @__PURE__ */ jsx("strong", { children: "sine" }),
-						" — a wave is just this swing spread through space (v = fλ in the waves lab). ",
-						isSpring ? "Heavier or softer spring ⇒ slower (T = 2π√(m/k))." : "Notice: change the mass or the amplitude and T doesn’t move — a pendulum’s period is T = 2π√(L/g)."
+						", a wave is just this swing spread through space (v = fλ in the waves lab). ",
+						isSpring ? "Heavier or softer spring ⇒ slower (T = 2π√(m/k))." : "Notice: change the mass or the amplitude and T doesn’t move, a pendulum’s period is T = 2π√(L/g)."
 					]
 				}),
 				/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(LiveRegion, { children: `${isSpring ? "Spring" : "Pendulum"} oscillator. Angular frequency ${omega.toFixed(2)}, period ${T.toFixed(2)} seconds.` })
@@ -524,7 +524,7 @@ function SimpleHarmonicLab({ mode = "spring", k = 8, length = 2, mass = 1, ampli
 					max: 5,
 					step: .5,
 					onChange: setM,
-					ariaLabel: "bob mass (kg) — does not change the period"
+					ariaLabel: "bob mass (kg): does not change the period"
 				})
 			}),
 			/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Field, {

package/dist/physics/stopping-distance/preset.mjs

@@ -10,12 +10,12 @@ import { Dot, Label, MovableDot, Polygon, Polyline, Segment, Stage, fmt, useCoor
 
 //#region src/physics/stopping-distance/preset.tsx
 /**
-* StoppingDistanceLab — "Drive & Brake", the two-distance stopping tape.
+* StoppingDistanceLab, "Drive & Brake", the two-distance stopping tape.
 *
 * A car cruises at v; a hazard appears; the driver REACTS (constant speed for
 * t_react → a blue THINKING stripe), then BRAKES at a (→ a red BRAKING stripe)
 * to a stop. The road paints the two stripes as the car passes, and stacked v–t
-* and s–t graphs draw underneath sharing ONE playhead with the car — so the
+* and s–t graphs draw underneath sharing ONE playhead with the car, so the
 * v–t area visibly IS the distance. "Double the speed" keeps a ghost of the last
 * run so the learner sees thinking double (linear) while braking quadruples (v²).
 *
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ function Car({ x }) {
 		]
 	});
 }
-function StoppingDistanceLab({ speed = 20, reactionTime = .7, deceleration = 6, maxSpeed = 40, predict = false, showGraphs = false, title = "Drive & Brake — the two-distance stopping tape", prompt = "A hazard appears: react, then brake. Watch the road paint thinking (blue) + braking (red).", objectives, hints = [] }) {
+function StoppingDistanceLab({ speed = 20, reactionTime = .7, deceleration = 6, maxSpeed = 40, predict = false, showGraphs = false, title = "Drive & Brake: the two-distance stopping tape", prompt = "A hazard appears: react, then brake. Watch the road paint thinking (blue) + braking (red).", objectives, hints = [] }) {
 	const [v, setV] = useState(speed);
 	const [tr, setTr] = useState(reactionTime);
 	const [a, setA] = useState(deceleration);