feat(reader): show workflow kit on chapter pages

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- Method shows real tool output, not a description of it.
- Nested recipes stay open. Do not hide Method behind "click to reveal."
- Every recipe has a stable ID and a heading it can link to.
- Every recipe names its kit (who runs it, tools, files, model, time, cost, artifact). The chapter page shows the union at the top and the kit on each nested recipe.
- No chatbot on the page. No crypto or Web3 language.
- PDF must match this stack: essay + in-place recipes.
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**Skip to a Try-it:** [XX-01](#xx-01) · [XX-02](#xx-02)
## What you need
The chapter page shows this before the essay. Union of the nested workflows. Named tools, sample files, Try-it time, sample-run cost. No live client data.
- Tools: [named]
- Files: [named samples we ship]
- Model: [named, or "the model you already use"]
- Time: [each Try-it]
- Cost: [sample-run total, or "unknown"]
## [Essay: the stakes]
[Why this work is hard here. Specific to the vertical, not a generic AI preamble. Name the actual failure: a listing that stalls, a client file that leaks, a committee that will not move.]
@@ -73,6 +84,18 @@ Fill every `[bracket]`. Two nested recipes are shown so the essay-wraps-workflow
**XX-01** · v0.1 · ~[N] min · ~$[cost or "free with tools you already have"]
#### Kit
Shown at the top of the nested recipe. Inventory, not instructions. Setup below still explains how to use these.
- You run: [role]
- Tools: [named tools, versions if it matters]
- Files: [sample files we ship]
- Model: [named, or "the model you already use"]
- Time: ~[N] min
- Cost: [amount or "free with tools you already have"]
- You produce: [artifact]
#### Problem
[The real task. One job, not a category.]
@@ -139,6 +162,18 @@ Ordered steps. Paste the actual tool output inside the step that produced it. A
**XX-02** · v0.1 · ~[N] min · ~$[cost]
#### Kit
Shown at the top of the nested recipe. Inventory, not instructions. Setup below still explains how to use these.
- You run: [role]
- Tools: [named tools, versions if it matters]
- Files: [sample files we ship]
- Model: [named, or "the model you already use"]
- Time: ~[N] min
- Cost: [amount or "free with tools you already have"]
- You produce: [artifact]
#### Problem
[ ]