Documents that are actually set.
Doksi typesets correspondence and formal documents — and refuses to render one until every field its kind requires is present and right.
An official letter. Open the PDF — rendered just now, not a screenshot.
Why it refuses
A letter missing its subject line still prints. A termination notice with no effective date still prints. Both are worse than nothing, because they look finished.
So the render is a gate. Ask what a document needs and you are told; leave something out and you are told which field, where, and why it exists — all of them at once, not one per attempt.
Missing — you have not filled it in yet. A draft still previews, with the gap marked in the ink where it belongs.
Malformed — it is filled in wrongly. Nothing renders, not even a preview: showing it would teach you it was acceptable.
Five kinds
They differ in layout, not in wording. What a letter is for — a request, a complaint, a resignation — is a purpose, and a purpose brings its own required fields with it.
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Personal letter
A letter to a person, set the way a letter should be.
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Official letter
Formal correspondence that will be filed, quoted and answered.
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Notice
An attestation, addressed to whoever needs to read it.
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Agreement
Numbered clauses, defined terms, and a page where everyone signs.
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Covenant
A marriage covenant, a baptism, an ordination — made to be framed.