The gallery collects complete Motive applications. Each example keeps its declarative chart, runtime Layer, engine, typed client, and visible behavior together so the boundaries can be read as one system.
Read a whole system
Canonical guides isolate one construct long enough to teach it precisely. Gallery examples do the opposite: they show how several already-understood constructs cooperate in a recognizable domain. Use them to study shape and composition, then follow their links back to the guide that owns any unfamiliar surface.
Choose a scale
What belongs in the gallery
A gallery example must be complete enough to run, small enough to read, and explicit about the guarantees it does and does not prove. Decorative snippets and alternate first tutorials do not belong here; they obscure which page owns the language.
For task-shaped combinations organized around an outcome rather than a domain, return to Recipes. For exact exported symbols, continue to Reference.