Our own page sets for the reference app and any Open Board Format app: - Adult conversation (41 boards): an always-row (Back, Yes, No, I don't know, Wait), a 0-10 scale, pain, comfort and feelings scales, repairs, word finding, six scripts as one-press-per-line sequences, cards that explain aphasia, ALS/MND, PPA, brain injury and Parkinson's in the person's own voice, care, positioning and breathing requests that claim nothing is sent, life-story and people templates for the person's photos, a page for banked messages, and a staged plan for PPA written for partners. - Intent first in 12, 20 and 40 cells: start pages by purpose, predictable branches, operational commands in one place on every page, popups that close after a choice, and page numbers for a printed partner book. - Themed phrases: nine 6x3 pages of starters, words and messages. - First switches and messages: one-message pages, sequences, press for fun, two and four choices, and learn-to-scan pages. tools/pagesets/phrases/build.py validates the YAML sources (layout, links, symbol concepts, proprietary names, medical-claim wording) and writes the packages, a catalogue and the licence into --out DIR, reproducibly; --check fails on a non-reproducible build or stale reports. Packages are generated by the site build, not committed. Every text was drafted, back-translated by a reader who never saw the English, and judged, in up to three rounds: 10,748 of 10,750 agreed (es fr de pt it zh ja ar hi ru), recorded per text as "agreed by two model readers; native review pending"; the two others stay in English, marked. A new aac-core test runs the generator, then imports every package with the app's importer and an independent OBF validator, and checks structure, links, symbol references, that no language moves a cell, that each cell is in one language and says so, and that translated cells import as the person's own words with their chosen symbols. The design notes propose (not implemented) a sequence extension, popups, speak-only pages, links that say words and one-target scanning, with SPEC text, and how the chooser should offer each set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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