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Archetype examples
One live page per archetype the theme ships, so you can see what `hugo new --kind X` actually produces.
The five pages below are each generated from one of the theme’s archetypes. The section index page you’re reading right now uses chapter — the same archetype you’d run hugo new --kind chapter content/foo/_index.md to create — which is what gives this page its eyebrow subtitle above the title.
Click into any of the four child pages to see the other archetypes rendered as real, navigable pages:
default— minimum-viable markdown, no workshop scaffolding.workshop— front-matter conventions for a workshop page; lightweight body.lesson— richer scaffold with lead, objectives, concept, walkthrough, wrap-up.exercise— hands-on lab with steps, terminals, and a hidden solution.nopageris set so it sits outside the linear flow.
Each page’s source is exactly what hugo new --kind <name> produces, with the body fleshed out enough to be a real demo rather than a stub.
If you’re authoring your own workshop, run the matching hugo new --kind … command and edit from there — the archetypes are starting points, not constraints.