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17-17: Normalize placeholder capitalization (Line 17).Use the same placeholder style as the rest of the table (
*To be added*) for consistency.Proposed consistency tweak
-| Pristine Structures | 2D | Slab | `P-2D-SLB-R` | — | Reconstructed slab; *to be added* | +| Pristine Structures | 2D | Slab | `P-2D-SLB-R` | — | Reconstructed slab; *To be added* |🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@other/materials_designer/specific_examples/Introduction.ipynb` at line 17, The table row string containing "| Pristine Structures | 2D | Slab | `P-2D-SLB-R` | — | Reconstructed slab; *to be added* |" uses inconsistent placeholder capitalization; update the placeholder to "*To be added*" to match the rest of the table (modify the string in the notebook cell that contains the quoted row).
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In `@other/materials_designer/specific_examples/Introduction.ipynb`:
- Line 41: Update the table row that contains the identifier `D-0D-INT` and the
link `defect_point_interstitial_tin_oxide.ipynb`: change the description text
from "O interstitial in SnO" to "O interstitial in SnO₂" so the chemical formula
matches the linked tin oxide example; ensure any displayed plain-text "SnO"
instances in that row are replaced with "SnO₂".
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In `@other/materials_designer/specific_examples/Introduction.ipynb`:
- Line 17: The table row string containing "| Pristine Structures | 2D | Slab |
`P-2D-SLB-R` | — | Reconstructed slab; *to be added* |" uses inconsistent
placeholder capitalization; update the placeholder to "*To be added*" to match
the rest of the table (modify the string in the notebook cell that contains the
quoted row).
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In `@other/materials_designer/Introduction.ipynb`:
- Around line 42-44: The subsection headings in Introduction.ipynb are out of
order: the entry "#### [2.1.3. Interface without strain matching `C-2D-INT-Z`]"
appears before "#### [2.1.2. Interface with ASE EMT Relaxation `C-2D-INT-Z`]"
which breaks monotonic numbering; reorder these two headings (swap the positions
of the "2.1.3" and "2.1.2" lines) so that "2.1.2. Interface with ASE EMT
Relaxation `C-2D-INT-Z`" comes before "2.1.3. Interface without strain matching
`C-2D-INT-Z`" to restore correct sequential ordering in the notebook navigation.
- Around line 65-67: The section heading "### 3.3. Planar" should use the
dimensionality label per the X.Y convention; change that heading to the
appropriate dimensional label (e.g., "### 3.3. 2D") and move the word "Planar"
into the child item titles/categories (for example update "#### [3.3.2. Grain
Boundary in a 2D Material `D-2D-GBP`]" to include "(Planar)" in its title and
likewise adjust any other child titles like "3.3.1. Grain Boundary in a 3D
Crystal `D-1D-GBL`" as needed) so that the parent heading is purely dimensional
and "Planar" appears at the item level.
- Around line 24-26: The section heading "1.3. 1D & ribbons" contradicts the
dimensionality of the listed notebooks (nanoribbons use M-CODE P-0D-NRB,
nanowires use P-1D-NWR); update the heading to accurately reflect mixed
dimensionalities (e.g., "1.3. 0D & 1D — Ribbons and Wires") or split into two
subsections so that create_nanoribbon.ipynb is clearly under a "Nanoribbons
(P-0D-NRB)" subsection and create_nanowire.ipynb under "Nanowires (P-1D-NWR)".
Ensure the M-CODE tokens P-0D-NRB and P-1D-NWR remain adjacent to their notebook
links to avoid future confusion.
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| "#### [2.1.3. Interface without strain matching `C-2D-INT-Z`](create_interface_with_no_strain_matching.ipynb)\n", | ||
| "\n", | ||
| "#### [2.1.2. Interface with ASE EMT Relaxation](create_interface_with_relaxation_ase_emt.ipynb)\n", | ||
| "#### [2.1.2. Interface with ASE EMT Relaxation `C-2D-INT-Z`](create_interface_with_relaxation_ase_emt.ipynb)\n", |
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Fix subsection ordering in 2.1 for stable navigation.
Line 42 lists 2.1.3 before Line 44 2.1.2. Please reorder these so numbering is monotonic in display order.
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-#### [2.1.3. Interface without strain matching `C-2D-INT-Z`](create_interface_with_no_strain_matching.ipynb)
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-#### [2.1.2. Interface with ASE EMT Relaxation `C-2D-INT-Z`](create_interface_with_relaxation_ase_emt.ipynb)
+#### [2.1.2. Interface with ASE EMT Relaxation `C-2D-INT-Z`](create_interface_with_relaxation_ase_emt.ipynb)
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+#### [2.1.3. Interface without strain matching `C-2D-INT-Z`](create_interface_with_no_strain_matching.ipynb)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@other/materials_designer/Introduction.ipynb` around lines 42 - 44, The
subsection headings in Introduction.ipynb are out of order: the entry "####
[2.1.3. Interface without strain matching `C-2D-INT-Z`]" appears before "####
[2.1.2. Interface with ASE EMT Relaxation `C-2D-INT-Z`]" which breaks monotonic
numbering; reorder these two headings (swap the positions of the "2.1.3" and
"2.1.2" lines) so that "2.1.2. Interface with ASE EMT Relaxation `C-2D-INT-Z`"
comes before "2.1.3. Interface without strain matching `C-2D-INT-Z`" to restore
correct sequential ordering in the notebook navigation.
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Remove "Worked". Remove the first two columns, M-CODE already does the job. Add a column to indicate whether the notebook is a structure or simulation.
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Ok. Although I'd add the spelling out of what P, C, D and X mean so that it's clear for the first time viewers.
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