@design-intelligence/ghost 0.29.0 → 0.31.0

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/foundation.motion.md

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+---
+for: Any transition, animation, or hover treatment.
+materials:
+  - materials/tokens.css
+---
+
+## Usage
+
+Motion is evidence of a state change. It confirms hover, press, reveal,
+collapse, entrance, exit, and spatial movement. It does not entertain.
+
+The entire vocabulary is three duration roles and one ease. The ease's
+character is a brand answer — see the temperature signature.
+
+Prefer opacity and small transform changes. If removing an animation does not
+reduce comprehension, the animation was decoration.
+
+Condition: marketing and editorial surfaces may stage entrances — scroll
+reveals and section transitions are part of editorial rhythm, still built
+from the three durations and the one ease. In product UI the same staging is
+decoration.
+
+## Rules
+
+- The vocabulary is exactly three duration roles and one ease.
+- Fast is for hover and press.
+- Normal is for reveals, fades, and small state changes.
+- Slow is reserved for spatial transitions where the user needs to
+  understand movement.
+- Nothing loops except explicit loading states. A spinner may continue
+  because work continues.
+
+## Never
+
+- Never introduce novelty easings because a surface feels static — instead
+  stay on the one ease; its character is a brand answer (see the temperature
+  signature).
+- Never ship decorative pulsing, floating, glowing, or attention-seeking
+  keyframes — they are off-language; instead loop nothing except explicit
+  loading states.
+- Never keep an animation whose removal does not reduce comprehension — it
+  was decoration; instead delete it and prefer opacity and small transform
+  changes where motion earns its place.
+- Never stage entrances in product UI — that staging is decoration there;
+  instead reserve scroll reveals and section transitions for marketing and
+  editorial surfaces.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/foundation.palette.md

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+---
+for: Color beyond the base roles, in any register.
+materials:
+  - materials/tokens.css
+---
+
+## Usage
+
+This is Vessel's answer to palette — it stands until you replace it.
+
+The relationship is fixed: one brand at different volumes. A monochrome spine
+is the default atmosphere in every medium — calm, legible, and resistant to
+novelty — and a closed expression set supplies the atmosphere, with volume
+set by context, never by taste.
+
+Expressive color outside the closed set is not expression; it is another
+brand. An invented hue is not a bolder Vessel; it is a different brand.
+
+Loudness comes from commitment to few colors at scale, not variety.
+
+To adapt: edit the `--expression-*` values (and the gray ramp, if the spine
+changes) in `materials/tokens.css` and restate this node's current answer.
+The ladder — a quiet spine, a closed hue set, context-gated volume — is the
+part worth keeping.
+
+## Rules
+
+- The base palette is monochrome gray.
+- The expression palette is five named hues and only these — amber
+  (`--expression-1`), periwinkle (`--expression-2`), clay
+  (`--expression-3`), orchid (`--expression-4`), sage (`--expression-5`).
+- Product UI: expression lives only in data visualization. A chart may use
+  the hues; the interface around it stays monochrome.
+- Data-dense consoles: one hue family may mark status. Nothing atmospheric.
+  Charts inside a console keep the product carve-out — hues stay inside the
+  plot area and never leak into rows, badges, or headers.
+- Email: exactly one expressive moment per message — a header band or the
+  figure that matters. One hue, quiet everywhere else.
+- Editorial: expression is sanctioned atmosphere — a tinted dark section, a
+  colored pull-quote accent, a duotone moment. Never more than two hues per
+  page.
+- Two constants that outrank the ladder: expression never touches what you
+  click — buttons, inputs, and links stay monochrome in every context — and
+  the status roles are not expression; they keep their meanings everywhere.
+
+## Never
+
+- Never use expressive color outside the five named hues — an invented hue
+  is not a bolder Vessel; it is a different brand; instead stay inside the
+  `--expression-*` set at the context's sanctioned volume.
+- Never put expression on what you click — instead keep buttons, inputs, and
+  links monochrome in every context.
+- Never let the status roles moonlight as atmosphere — they are not
+  expression; instead keep their meanings everywhere and draw atmosphere
+  from the expression set.
+- Never set expression volume by taste — instead set it by context, per the
+  ladder above.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/foundation.rhythm.md

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+---
+for: Laying out any view.
+materials:
+  - materials/primitives.css
+---
+
+## Usage
+
+All layout is stacks. Rhythm comes from relationships between siblings, not
+from isolated margins pasted onto whichever element was last touched.
+
+Choose the gap that states the relationship. Ad-hoc margins between siblings
+are forbidden because they hide the rhythm. When spacing feels wrong, change
+the stack gap or split the stack.
+
+Columns are for almost everything: forms, cards, message lists, modal bodies,
+settings, empty states, and page sections. A column lets the user scan.
+
+Rows are conditional. Use them for controls, metadata lines, compact status,
+and paired label/value moments. If a row starts wrapping awkwardly, it
+probably wanted to be a column.
+
+## Rules
+
+- The gap steps are exactly five: `--gap-xs`, `--gap-sm`, `--gap-md`,
+  `--gap-lg`, `--gap-xl`.
+- The default is column, medium gap, stretch alignment, start justification.
+  That is the ordinary reading rhythm.
+- Rows are for controls, metadata lines, compact status, and paired
+  label/value moments.
+
+## Never
+
+- Never place ad-hoc margins between siblings — they hide the rhythm;
+  instead change the stack gap or split the stack.
+- Never tune by single pixels to make a screenshot pass — instead choose the
+  gap step that states the relationship.
+- Never keep a row that starts wrapping awkwardly — it probably wanted to be
+  a column; instead convert it.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/foundation.shape.md

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+---
+for: Choosing or implementing any radius or corner treatment.
+materials:
+  - materials/tokens.css
+  - materials/primitives.css
+---
+
+## Usage
+
+This is Vessel's answer to shape — it stands until you replace it.
+
+The relationship is fixed: controls and surfaces carry different radius
+roles, and the two never swap. The pill is Vessel's most visible control
+signature; a rectangular button is not a variant, it is a different design
+system.
+
+20px is a considered position: rounder than default shadcn, but not bubbly.
+Use the radius system as restraint, not as decoration.
+
+To adapt: edit the `--radius-control` and `--radius-surface` values in
+`materials/tokens.css` and restate this node's current answer. The
+role split — one radius for what you click, one for what contains — is the
+part worth keeping.
+
+## Rules
+
+- Buttons and text inputs use `--radius-control`; cards and other surfaces
+  use `--radius-surface`.
+- Controls are pills (`--radius-control: 999px`).
+- Surfaces take the 20px signature radius (`--radius-surface: 20px`).
+
+## Never
+
+- Never give a button the surface radius — a rectangular button is the
+  fastest tell that the output is not Vessel; instead controls take
+  `--radius-control`, the pill.
+- Never swap the two radius roles — instead keep `--radius-control` on what
+  you click and `--radius-surface` on what contains.
+- Never use the radius system as decoration — instead use it as restraint.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/foundation.surfaces.md

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+---
+for: Any card, popover, modal, dialog, scrim, or bordered container.
+materials:
+  - materials/primitives.css
+  - materials/examples/composition.overlay.html
+---
+
+## Usage
+
+Surface is the only way an element gets a background, border, radius, or
+shadow. If a container needs visual treatment, it first needs a surface role.
+
+The vocabulary is closed: role, padding, radius, border, and elevation. These
+axes create enough range for page flow, cards, popovers, muted blocks,
+accents, and dark moments without inventing one-off boxes.
+
+Elevation implies hierarchy — a card sits in the document flow, a popover
+floats above the flow, a modal interrupts the task. Pick the tier that
+matches the interaction.
+
+Borders are structural, especially for inputs and overlays. They are not
+decorative frames around ordinary text.
+
+The overlay reference shows the interrupting end of the system: background
+scrim, modal radius, modal shadow, compact header, clear footer. Copy its
+hierarchy when a user must stop and decide.
+
+## Rules
+
+- The default surface is flat: no border, no shadow. We do not outline
+  everything to prove layout exists.
+- The elevation tiers are exactly three: card, popover, modal.
+- Component shadows belong to the primitives that own them.
+- Borders are structural, especially for inputs and overlays.
+
+## Never
+
+- Never write a custom shadow because the composition feels flat — instead
+  pick the elevation tier that matches the interaction.
+- Never pair a low tier with an interrupting role or give a routine card
+  modal gravity — instead match the tier to the interaction's hierarchy.
+- Never borrow component shadows for layout — they belong to the primitives
+  that own them; instead take layout elevation from the three tiers.
+- Never use borders as decoration, especially around assistant text —
+  instead use space, tone, and type hierarchy.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/foundation.tells.md

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+---
+for: Any work applying this brand's signature.
+---
+
+## Usage
+
+These are the near-misses of Vessel's own signature: outputs that got close
+enough to cite the brand and still missed it. Each reject names its
+replacement. When a tell fires, the fix direction is always toward the
+token, the role, or deletion — never toward adding a compensating style on
+top of the miss.
+
+Fidelity note: pills and fluid clamp display headings are medians Vessel
+deliberately shares — their presence is fidelity, not drift. Convergence is
+not the crime; surrendering the choice is.
+
+## Never
+
+- Never ship rectangular buttons. A rectangular button is not a variant; it
+  is a different design system — instead controls take `--radius-control`,
+  the pill.
+- Never swap radius roles: the surface radius on a control, the pill on a
+  surface, or 20px cells in a data table — instead `--radius-control` on
+  what you click, `--radius-surface` on what contains, small radius on data
+  cells.
+- Never put expression hues on interactive controls, invent a sixth hue, or
+  pass off a tinted gray as monochrome — instead use the five named
+  expression hues at the context's sanctioned volume, and a true gray spine.
+  An invented hue is not a bolder Vessel; it is a different brand.
+- Never write custom shadows that sit near a tier — instead use the exact
+  tier — card, popover, or modal — chosen by interaction importance.
+- Never borrow `--shadow-btn` for layout — component shadows belong to the
+  primitives that own them; instead take layout elevation from the three
+  tiers.
+- Never use editorial display type in product UI, or product type timidity
+  in editorial — instead each context keeps its own vocabulary; a modal
+  title is not a poster, and a hero at product scale reads as timid.
+- Never put borders around assistant text — instead the assistant speaks as
+  plain text on the page surface; use space, tone, and type hierarchy.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/foundation.temperature.md

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+---
+for: Writing any copy or choosing the character of motion.
+materials:
+  - materials/tokens.css
+---
+
+## Usage
+
+This is Vessel's answer to temperature — it stands until you replace it.
+
+The relationship is fixed: voice and motion carry the same temperature. Copy
+states what happened, what is possible, or what the user must decide — it
+does not perform personality — and motion confirms rather than entertains.
+
+The system should sound reliable, not excited by basic competence.
+Destructive copy is direct because the risk is direct; softening the verb
+makes the interface less honest. Vessel never celebrates at the user. Trust
+comes from precision, restraint, and naming the truth plainly.
+
+The voice is a mechanical edit, not a mood — apply it as transformations:
+"Sorry, nothing here yet!" → "Nothing yet". "Awesome, your changes have been
+saved!" → "Changes saved". "Oops! Something went wrong" → "Payment failed —
+card expired". "You might want to consider updating your billing info" →
+"Update your billing info". Strip the apology, the applause, and the hedge;
+keep the fact and the fix.
+
+Condition: editorial surfaces switch context. Short declarative confident
+fragments are correct in heroes and section headings. That same editorial
+confidence is wrong in a settings form — product copy serves the task before
+it serves the voice. Email copy uses the product voice: factual, not
+campaign-like.
+
+To adapt: rewrite this node's current answers in your brand's voice and edit
+the duration and ease values in `materials/tokens.css`. The coupling — words
+and motion sharing one temperature — is the part worth keeping.
+
+## Rules
+
+- Product UI is the default context — factual, quiet, sentence case, and
+  free of applause.
+- No exclamation marks; celebration is not reassurance.
+- Confirmations are quiet: "Changes saved", never "Awesome!"
+- Errors name the problem and the fix in the place where the user can act.
+- Buttons name the act — "Delete account", "Save changes", "Invite member",
+  not "Do it" or "Let's go".
+- Motion carries three durations — `--duration-fast`, `--duration-normal`,
+  `--duration-slow` — and one ease, `--ease-spring`, which should feel
+  resolved without feeling elastic.
+- Hover confirms with color and background shifts at the fast duration.
+
+## Never
+
+- Never ship a vague failure banner — it is evasion; instead name the
+  problem and the fix in the place where the user can act.
+- Never soften the verb on destructive copy — it makes the interface less
+  honest; instead name the destructive act directly.
+- Never celebrate at the user — instead let trust come from precision,
+  restraint, and naming the truth plainly.
+- Never confirm hover with levitation — instead confirm with color and
+  background shifts at the fast duration.
+- Never carry editorial confidence into a settings form — instead let
+  product copy serve the task before it serves the voice.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/{signature.type.md → foundation.type.md}

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-context: Any text, hero, landing page, or editorial moment.
+for: Any text, hero, landing page, or editorial moment.
 materials:
   - materials/tokens.css
   - materials/fonts/HKGrotesk-Black.woff2
@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ materials:
   - materials/fonts/HKGrotesk-SemiBold.woff2
 ---
 
+## Usage
+
 This is Vessel's answer to type — it stands until you replace it.
 
 The relationship is fixed: one typeface is the voice of the interface,
@@ -19,19 +21,9 @@ output. The heading scale is editorial — its tokens exist for pages composed
 outside the text variants — and product UI never mixes the two vocabularies
 in one view.
 
-Vessel's current answer: HK Grotesk. vessel-light ships it as its embedded
-voice — here, `tokens.css` is canonical.
-
-The heading scale is editorial: display, section, and sub each carry their
-own rhythm (`--heading-display-*`, `--heading-section-*`, `--heading-sub-*`).
 Display sizes use tight tracking and sub-1 line heights because the words
-behave like composition, not paragraph text. Card-level headings inside
-editorial features use the product `title` variant — the scale does not reach
-below sub.
-
-Labels are small, semibold, and tracked wide. They should feel precise, never
-loud. Body text keeps the established reading sizes with relaxed line height;
-do not shrink important prose until it becomes legal copy.
+behave like composition, not paragraph text. Labels should feel precise,
+never loud.
 
 Condition: display and section scale are for editorial or hero moments.
 Product UI lives in headline, title, body, label, and mono. A modal title is
@@ -41,3 +33,26 @@ To adapt: swap the font files, edit `--font-sans`, `--font-mono`, and the
 heading tokens in `materials/tokens.css`, and restate this node's current
 answer. The one-voice rule and the editorial/product vocabulary split are the
 parts worth keeping.
+
+## Rules
+
+- The typeface is HK Grotesk. vessel-light ships it as its embedded voice —
+  here, `tokens.css` is canonical.
+- The heading scale is editorial: display, section, and sub each carry their
+  own rhythm (`--heading-display-*`, `--heading-section-*`,
+  `--heading-sub-*`).
+- Card-level headings inside editorial features use the product `title`
+  variant — the scale does not reach below sub.
+- Labels are small, semibold, and tracked wide.
+- Body text keeps the established reading sizes with relaxed line height.
+- Product UI lives in headline, title, body, label, and mono.
+
+## Never
+
+- Never mix the editorial heading scale and the product text variants in one
+  view — instead keep each vocabulary in its own context; a modal title is
+  not a poster.
+- Never shrink important prose until it becomes legal copy — instead keep
+  body text at the established reading sizes with relaxed line height.
+- Never make labels loud — instead keep them small, semibold, and tracked
+  wide so they feel precise.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/glossary.md

@@ -1,44 +1,41 @@
 ---
 kinds:
-  - name: grammar
-  - name: signature
-  - name: register
-  - name: anti-goal
+  - name: standard
+  - name: foundation
+  - name: context
 ---
 
-# grammar
+# standard
 
-The brand's decision logic: closed sets, role vocabularies, and assembly
-rules, stated in token roles and never in literal values. Grammar survives an
-adaptation unchanged — adapt the package, swap every value, and these nodes still
-hold. Gather grammar before inventing structure.
+Shared guidance that is not specific to this brand. Every rule carries one of
+two authority labels. An **Obligation** is a requirement brand preference
+cannot waive. A **Default** is a starting position that protects unsteered
+work from generic model behavior; explicit brand guidance may deliberately
+replace it. When a default with a paired check is overridden, adapt or remove
+the check flag in the same change.
 
-# signature
+# foundation
 
-The dials: the choices that make this brand this brand, each stated as a
-current answer that stands until you replace it. Signature nodes name real
-values because they are the values — on adaptation, edit the token roles in
-`materials/tokens.css` and restate the node. Gather signature before setting
-any value a dial governs.
+Vessel's load-bearing decisions: the closed sets, role vocabularies, and
+assembly rules, plus the answered identity dials — shape, palette, type,
+temperature — each stating Vessel's current answer, which stands until you
+replace it. The role logic survives an adaptation unchanged; the answered
+values do not — on adaptation, edit the token roles in `materials/tokens.css`
+and restate each answer. Gather foundations before inventing structure or
+setting any value a dial governs.
 
-# register
+# context
 
-A condition-scoped contract: a situation — data-dense consoles, editorial
-pages, transactional email — where parts of the default rules invert. Each
-register names its condition first. Truths from the wrong register are
-poison, not context; gather a register only when its condition matches the
+A named situation — data-dense consoles, editorial pages, transactional
+email, conversation UI — where parts of the default rules bend or invert.
+Each context names its condition first. Truths from the wrong context are
+poison, not guidance; read a context only when its condition matches the
 task.
 
-# anti-goal
-
-What this package refuses, each reject paired with its replacement.
-`anti-goal.median` is the model's floor, not the brand's taste;
-`anti-goal.tells` is the near-miss map of this brand's own signature. Gather
-anti-goals before styling anything greenfield.
-
 ---
 
 To adapt this package to another brand, follow the starter section of the
-`authoring` recipe in the ghost skill bundle. In short: new manifest id, prune the
-median rules your brand legitimately violates, answer each signature node,
-edit `materials/tokens.css`, regenerate the examples, rewrite the tells.
+`authoring` recipe in the ghost skill bundle. In short: new manifest id, prune
+the shared model-defaults rules your brand legitimately violates, restate each
+answered foundation dial, edit `materials/tokens.css`, regenerate the
+examples, rewrite the tells.

package/dist/init-payloads/vessel-light/index.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-context: Any task using the complete Vessel design language.
+for: Any task using the complete Vessel design language.
 materials:
   - materials/tokens.css
 ---
@@ -7,22 +7,25 @@ materials:
 vessel-light is Vessel without the React package: the design language as a
 steering packet for agents writing raw HTML and CSS.
 
-Style only with the tokens. Compose only with the closed sets the grammar
-enumerates. Use the examples when the task matches; they are not a framework.
+Style only with the tokens. Compose only with the closed sets the foundations
+enumerate. Use the examples when the task matches; they are not a framework.
 
-Grammar and the median floor are safe verbatim, unchanged by any adaptation.
-Signature nodes state Vessel's current answer and stand until you replace
-them. Registers — editorial, email, and data-density — name the situations
-where parts of the default contract invert; pull only the nodes whose
-conditions match the task, because truths from the wrong register are
-poison, not context.
+Foundations carry Vessel's load-bearing decisions. Their role logic survives
+adaptation; the answered shape, palette, type, and temperature values stand
+until you replace them. `standard.model-defaults` is shared guidance: prune a
+Default only when explicit brand guidance replaces it, then adapt its paired
+check in the same change. Contexts — editorial, email, data-density, and
+conversation — name the situations where parts of the default contract bend;
+pull only the nodes whose conditions match the task, because guidance from the
+wrong context is contamination.
 
-Monochrome comes first. Status color is functional language — danger,
-success, warning, information — never atmosphere. Atmosphere is catered: a
-five-hue expression palette whose volume rises with the register, from
-charts-only in product to two hues in editorial, and never on controls.
+Monochrome comes first. Status color is functional language — danger, success,
+warning, information — never atmosphere. Atmosphere is catered: a five-hue
+expression palette whose volume rises with the context, from charts-only in
+product to two hues in editorial, and never on controls.
 
 Name the reader's job before composing anything. The job picks the example and
-the register, never the topic. When no example fits, compose from the grammar;
-do not invent a new styling system. Before anything ships, run the deletion
-pass: every element names what breaks if it goes, and the view arrives settled.
+the context, never the topic. When no example fits, compose from the
+foundations; do not invent a new styling system. Before anything ships, run the
+deletion pass: every element names what breaks if it goes, and the view arrives
+settled.

package/dist/init-payloads/{median/cliche.median.md → vessel-light/standard.model-defaults.md}

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-context: Any greenfield visual surface or first-draft copy.
+for: Any greenfield visual surface or first-draft copy.
 ---
 
 This is the model's median, not your brand. Each rule is reject→replace.

package/dist/observability-events.js

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 import { access, appendFile, readFile } from "node:fs/promises";
 import { join } from "node:path";
 import { GHOST_EVENTS_FILENAME } from "./scan/constants.js";
-const FIRST_WRITE_NOTICE = `ghost: logging selection events locally to .ghost/${GHOST_EVENTS_FILENAME} (gitignored; never leaves your machine). Summarize with \`ghost pulse\`.`;
+const FIRST_WRITE_NOTICE = `ghost: logging selection events locally to .ghost/${GHOST_EVENTS_FILENAME} (gitignored; never leaves your machine). Summarize with \`ghost stats\`.`;
 /**
  * Resolve the run identifier for event attribution: explicit --run flag
  * wins, then GHOST_RUN_ID from the environment. Returns undefined when
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ export async function readGhostEvents(packageDir) {
                 events.push(parsed);
         }
         catch {
-            // Ignore malformed events tape lines; pulse should still be useful.
+            // Ignore malformed events tape lines; stats should still be useful.
         }
     }
     return events;

package/dist/review/baseline.d.ts

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ export interface BaselineProse {
     ref: string;
     nodeId: string;
     heading?: string;
-    context?: string;
+    for?: string;
     body: string;
     warning?: string;
 }

package/dist/review/baseline.d.ts.map

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package/dist/review/baseline.js

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ export function resolveBaseline(raw, catalog) {
         return {
             ref: raw,
             nodeId: ref.nodeId,
-            ...(node.context !== undefined ? { context: node.context } : {}),
+            ...(node.for !== undefined ? { for: node.for } : {}),
             body: node.body,
         };
     }
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ export function resolveBaseline(raw, catalog) {
         ref: raw,
         nodeId: ref.nodeId,
         heading: ref.heading,
-        ...(node.context !== undefined ? { context: node.context } : {}),
+        ...(node.for !== undefined ? { for: node.for } : {}),
         body: section ?? node.body,
         ...(section === null
             ? {

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package/dist/review/review-packet.d.ts

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ export type { BaselineProse };
 export interface PacketMaterialNode {
     id: string;
     kind?: string;
-    context?: string;
+    for?: string;
     prose: string;
     materials: GhostMaterial[];
     matchedMaterials: string[];
@@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ export interface ReviewPacket {
     checks: PacketCheck[];
     gaps: CoverageGap[];
     diff: string;
+    untrusted: true;
 }
 export interface BuildReviewPacketOptions {
     /** Absolute path of the ghost package directory (default: cwd/.ghost). */

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