Start with the kind of document you need: a cover letter, résumé, business proposal, RFP response, product review, blog post, or something more everyday. Each template fills in the project fields WaxFrame uses to understand the audience, outcome, tone, and boundaries of the document.
Templates are applied inside the WaxFrame app from the Project setup screen. Use this page to choose the closest match, then open WaxFrame and click 📋 Use Template.
Top-level fields:
id | Unique slug. Used as a storage key and DOM id. |
name | Short display name. |
icon | Single emoji shown on the card. |
category | One of: Quick Start, Career & Hiring, Business & Sales, Content & Marketing, Personal & Everyday, Reviews & Recommendations. |
description | One-line summary. |
paths | Array of supported modes: "scratch", "refine", or both. |
pathContent | Object keyed by path slug. Each value carries the per-path Project fields. |
Inside each pathContent[path]:
goalDocType | What kind of document this is. |
goalAudience | Who the document is for. |
goalOutcome | What the document should accomplish. |
goalScope | What's in scope and what's not. |
goalTone | Voice and tone guidance. |
goalNotes | Hard constraints — things the hive must not do. |
refMaterial | Reference scaffold — fielded structure the user fills in with their specifics. |
lengthMode / lengthLimit / lengthUnit | Optional length parameters. |
Scratch vs Refine: a single template can support both modes. Scratch means the user has no draft yet — the hive writes one from the reference scaffold. Refine means the user has an existing draft — the hive polishes and tightens it without rewriting wholesale. Some templates are single-path by design: the platform-specific Review templates (TripAdvisor, Google Maps, Yelp) are refine-only because the input is always an existing review being rewritten for a different platform.
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