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-# Dashboard Presets — Cognitive Core UI
-
-Read after `design-tokens.md`, `components.md`, and `patterns.md`.
-
-These presets help choose a fitting operational composition instead of defaulting to random card grids.
-
----
-
-## How to choose
-
-1. Start from the product's **main operational pressure**, not from a visual trope.
-2. Pick **one dominant preset** per screen.
-3. Mix small traits from another preset only when the primary composition is already clear.
-4. Choose one opening composition from the library below before placing a stat row.
-
----
-
-## Opening Composition Library
-
-Do not let every dashboard begin with `4 KPI cards + tabs + equal grid`.
-
-Choose one primary opening move:
-
-### 1. Dominant Hero Surface
-
-Use when:
-- the screen has one main operational story
-- users need a fast read on what matters most
-
-Composition:
-- one large hero analysis panel
-- 2-3 supporting metrics beside or below
-- secondary cards deferred downward
-
-Best for:
-- control centers
-- analytics
-- AI orchestration
-
-### 2. Alert and Queue First
-
-Use when:
-- urgency beats summary
-- users act from exceptions, incidents, or pending work
-
-Composition:
-- alert cluster or priority queue above the fold
-- supporting health metrics nearby
-- context rail for recent events
-
-Best for:
-- ops
-- support
-- logistics
-- monitoring
-
-### 3. Trend First
-
-Use when:
-- change over time matters more than static totals
-- the main question is movement, not snapshot
-
-Composition:
-- chart or trend ribbon as the hero
-- compact stat strip
-- ranked list or narrative summary below
-
-Best for:
-- revenue
-- analytics
-- performance
-
-### 4. Profile or Entity First
-
-Use when:
-- one active entity anchors the workflow
-- the user is working inside a person, account, project, or agent
-
-Composition:
-- profile header or entity summary surface
-- focused stat cards
-- detail tabs and contextual rails
-
-Best for:
-- CRM
-- account management
-- AI agent panels
-
-### 5. Workspace First
-
-Use when:
-- the dashboard is really a working surface, not just a summary
-- users spend time editing, reviewing, or operating from this page
-
-Composition:
-- tool surface or main work pane dominates
-- navigation and status become secondary chrome
-- metrics move to support rails
-
-Best for:
-- admin tools
-- builder UIs
-- review flows
-
----
-
-## Anti-Template Rules
-
-- Never open every dashboard with four equal stat cards unless the product truly lives and dies by four equal KPIs.
-- Never let the stat row be the most memorable part of the page.
-- If the layout could be mistaken for a generic admin starter after removing the colors, redesign the composition.
-- One strong focal block beats six medium-interest cards.
-- Use `references/art-direction.md` to choose a signature move before styling panels.
-
----
-
-## Preset 1: Inventory Operations Board
-
-**Best for:** stock control, inventory movement, replenishment monitoring, product catalog operations, supply dashboards.
-
-**Default theme:** Dark.
-
-**Layout composition:**
-```
-TOP BAR: Logo + product name + compact status badge + account/actions
-STATS ROW: 3-4 high-signal cards only
-SUBNAV: Dashboard | Products | Movements (or equivalent)
-MAIN GRID:
-  LEFT RAIL (220-260px): monitoring blocks, quick filters, credential/mode card
-  CENTER (flex: 1): stock radar / urgent items / operational summary
-  RIGHT RAIL (320-380px): recent movements / alerts / short activity feed
-```
-
-**Why it works:**
-- One central operational story above the fold
-- Urgent items visible without a product-wall overload
-- Movement history stays contextual, not dominant
-- Left rail gives monitoring without stealing the main stage
-
-**Rules:**
-- Do not render the full product catalog above the fold. Show 2–4 urgent cards in the central radar.
-- Use color semantics sparingly: green = stable, amber = low, red = zero/critical.
-- Prefer operational labels: `Baixo estoque`, `Zerados`, `Saude do estoque`, `Movimentacao recente`.
-- Keep the focal block calm. Do not turn it into a second dashboard shell inside the dashboard.
-- For tables: treat each row as an intentional operational lane — aligned numbers, consistent padding, enough breathing room around status chips.
-
----
-
-## Preset 2: Premium Control Center
-
-**Best for:** AI systems, orchestration panels, intelligence products, multi-module operational platforms, command centers.
-
-**Default theme:** Dark.
-
-**Layout composition:**
-```
-TOP BAR: Logo + system subtitle + nav + status badge
-STATS ROW: 4 stat cards
-SECONDARY NAV: domain tabs
-MAIN GRID:
-  PRIMARY PANEL: single large analysis/control surface
-  SUPPORT PANEL: mode/status block
-  LOWER PANELS: grouped operational cards or capabilities
-```
-
-**Guardrail:**
-- Use only when the product genuinely needs command-center semantics.
-- DNA panels, mode panels, and labeled capability cards are optional, not default.
-- Do not use for inventory just because the product is dark and premium.
-
----
-
-## Preset 3: Admin Analytics
-
-**Best for:** analytics, SaaS admin, revenue tracking, performance reporting dashboards.
-
-**Default theme:** Dark or Light.
-
-**Layout composition:**
-```
-TOP BAR
-STATS ROW
-FILTER / DATE BAR
-MAIN:
-  Chart panel (full width or 2/3)
-  Ranked list or summary panel (1/3)
-  Table or report panel (full width below)
-```
-
-**Guardrail:**
-- Let charts and tables do the work.
-- Do not overload with decorative status cards.
-
----
-
-## Preset 4: Ops Cockpit
-
-**Best for:** system monitoring, logistics control, incident response, infra operations, real-time dashboards.
-
-**Default theme:** Dark.
-
-**Layout composition:**
-```
-TOP BAR
-STATUS ROW (alert counts + system health)
-MAIN GRID:
-  Alert feed (primary, left/center)
-  System status cluster (grouped service cards)
-  Quick stats / context rail (right)
-```
-
-**Guardrail:**
-- Alerts must be scannable first. Status color must carry meaning, not atmosphere.
-
----
-
-## Preset 5: CRM / Contact Manager
-
-**Best for:** CRM, support tools, people directories, account management, talent pipelines.
-
-**Default theme:** Light or Dark.
-
-**Layout composition:**
-```
-TOP BAR
-TAB BAR (with filter badges)
-LIST-DETAIL SPLIT:
-  Entity list (340px, scrollable)
-  Active profile/detail view (flex: 1)
-    → Profile Header (compact) + Stat Cards + Tab sub-nav + Content
-```
-
----
-
-## Operational Table Guardrails
-
-Dashboards often have tables. This is where otherwise-good boards lose quality.
-
-### Goals
-- Rows scannable in under 1 second
-- Same premium density as the rest of the board
-- Avoid the feeling of "spreadsheet leftovers pasted into a polished shell"
-
-### Rules
-1. Use `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums` for quantities, prices, thresholds, and derived values.
-2. Keep status, quantity, and actions visually separated — they should not collapse into one dense block.
-3. Status chips must sit comfortably inside row rhythm. If they crowd neighboring columns, widen the lane.
-4. Action buttons in tables should read as a grouped control cluster, not as independent floating pills.
-5. Row hover must feel like a surface state, not a hard painted rectangle.
-6. `border-collapse: separate` + `td` surfaces = premium. `border-collapse: collapse` + `tr` backgrounds = amateur.
-
-### Failure signs
-- Serif fallback inside the table only → font scope bug in `td`
-- Row hover painting a hard rectangle → wrong collapse mode or `tr` background
-- Status chips squeezed → widen the column or reduce chip padding
-- Numbers misaligned → missing `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums`
-- Page opens with a large hero-like block → reduce stat row height, tighten typography
-- Cards feel puffy and over-padded → reduce `padding`, `border-radius`, and grid gap
-- Layout reads like a polished demo instead of an operational surface → density is part of the identity
-
----
-
-## Inventory Mapping Guide
-
-| Inventory concept | UI treatment |
-|---|---|
-| Low stock | Urgent card in stock radar |
-| Zero stock | Critical card in stock radar (semantic-red) |
-| Recent entry/exit | Right-rail activity list |
-| Valuation / total items | Top stat row |
-| Category / supplier monitoring | Left rail blocks or filters |
-| Replenishment threshold | Progress bar + limit helper |
+# Dashboard Presets — Cognitive Core UI
+
+Read after `design-tokens.md`, `components.md`, and `patterns.md`.
+
+These presets help choose a fitting operational composition instead of defaulting to random card grids.
+
+---
+
+## How to choose
+
+1. Start from the product's **main operational pressure**, not from a visual trope.
+2. Pick **one dominant preset** per screen.
+3. Mix small traits from another preset only when the primary composition is already clear.
+4. Choose one opening composition from the library below before placing a stat row.
+
+---
+
+## Opening Composition Library
+
+Do not let every dashboard begin with `4 KPI cards + tabs + equal grid`.
+
+Choose one primary opening move:
+
+### 1. Dominant Hero Surface
+
+Use when:
+- the screen has one main operational story
+- users need a fast read on what matters most
+
+Composition:
+- one large hero analysis panel
+- 2-3 supporting metrics beside or below
+- secondary cards deferred downward
+
+Best for:
+- control centers
+- analytics
+- AI orchestration
+
+### 2. Alert and Queue First
+
+Use when:
+- urgency beats summary
+- users act from exceptions, incidents, or pending work
+
+Composition:
+- alert cluster or priority queue above the fold
+- supporting health metrics nearby
+- context rail for recent events
+
+Best for:
+- ops
+- support
+- logistics
+- monitoring
+
+### 3. Trend First
+
+Use when:
+- change over time matters more than static totals
+- the main question is movement, not snapshot
+
+Composition:
+- chart or trend ribbon as the hero
+- compact stat strip
+- ranked list or narrative summary below
+
+Best for:
+- revenue
+- analytics
+- performance
+
+### 4. Profile or Entity First
+
+Use when:
+- one active entity anchors the workflow
+- the user is working inside a person, account, project, or agent
+
+Composition:
+- profile header or entity summary surface
+- focused stat cards
+- detail tabs and contextual rails
+
+Best for:
+- CRM
+- account management
+- AI agent panels
+
+### 5. Workspace First
+
+Use when:
+- the dashboard is really a working surface, not just a summary
+- users spend time editing, reviewing, or operating from this page
+
+Composition:
+- tool surface or main work pane dominates
+- navigation and status become secondary chrome
+- metrics move to support rails
+
+Best for:
+- admin tools
+- builder UIs
+- review flows
+
+---
+
+## Anti-Template Rules
+
+- Never open every dashboard with four equal stat cards unless the product truly lives and dies by four equal KPIs.
+- Never let the stat row be the most memorable part of the page.
+- If the layout could be mistaken for a generic admin starter after removing the colors, redesign the composition.
+- One strong focal block beats six medium-interest cards.
+- Use `references/art-direction.md` to choose a signature move before styling panels.
+
+---
+
+## Preset 1: Inventory Operations Board
+
+**Best for:** stock control, inventory movement, replenishment monitoring, product catalog operations, supply dashboards.
+
+**Default theme:** Dark.
+
+**Layout composition:**
+```
+TOP BAR: Logo + product name + compact status badge + account/actions
+STATS ROW: 3-4 high-signal cards only
+SUBNAV: Dashboard | Products | Movements (or equivalent)
+MAIN GRID:
+  LEFT RAIL (220-260px): monitoring blocks, quick filters, credential/mode card
+  CENTER (flex: 1): stock radar / urgent items / operational summary
+  RIGHT RAIL (320-380px): recent movements / alerts / short activity feed
+```
+
+**Why it works:**
+- One central operational story above the fold
+- Urgent items visible without a product-wall overload
+- Movement history stays contextual, not dominant
+- Left rail gives monitoring without stealing the main stage
+
+**Rules:**
+- Do not render the full product catalog above the fold. Show 2–4 urgent cards in the central radar.
+- Use color semantics sparingly: green = stable, amber = low, red = zero/critical.
+- Prefer operational labels: `Baixo estoque`, `Zerados`, `Saude do estoque`, `Movimentacao recente`.
+- Keep the focal block calm. Do not turn it into a second dashboard shell inside the dashboard.
+- For tables: treat each row as an intentional operational lane — aligned numbers, consistent padding, enough breathing room around status chips.
+
+---
+
+## Preset 2: Premium Control Center
+
+**Best for:** AI systems, orchestration panels, intelligence products, multi-module operational platforms, command centers.
+
+**Default theme:** Dark.
+
+**Layout composition:**
+```
+TOP BAR: Logo + system subtitle + nav + status badge
+STATS ROW: 4 stat cards
+SECONDARY NAV: domain tabs
+MAIN GRID:
+  PRIMARY PANEL: single large analysis/control surface
+  SUPPORT PANEL: mode/status block
+  LOWER PANELS: grouped operational cards or capabilities
+```
+
+**Guardrail:**
+- Use only when the product genuinely needs command-center semantics.
+- DNA panels, mode panels, and labeled capability cards are optional, not default.
+- Do not use for inventory just because the product is dark and premium.
+
+---
+
+## Preset 3: Admin Analytics
+
+**Best for:** analytics, SaaS admin, revenue tracking, performance reporting dashboards.
+
+**Default theme:** Dark or Light.
+
+**Layout composition:**
+```
+TOP BAR
+STATS ROW
+FILTER / DATE BAR
+MAIN:
+  Chart panel (full width or 2/3)
+  Ranked list or summary panel (1/3)
+  Table or report panel (full width below)
+```
+
+**Guardrail:**
+- Let charts and tables do the work.
+- Do not overload with decorative status cards.
+
+---
+
+## Preset 4: Ops Cockpit
+
+**Best for:** system monitoring, logistics control, incident response, infra operations, real-time dashboards.
+
+**Default theme:** Dark.
+
+**Layout composition:**
+```
+TOP BAR
+STATUS ROW (alert counts + system health)
+MAIN GRID:
+  Alert feed (primary, left/center)
+  System status cluster (grouped service cards)
+  Quick stats / context rail (right)
+```
+
+**Guardrail:**
+- Alerts must be scannable first. Status color must carry meaning, not atmosphere.
+
+---
+
+## Preset 5: CRM / Contact Manager
+
+**Best for:** CRM, support tools, people directories, account management, talent pipelines.
+
+**Default theme:** Light or Dark.
+
+**Layout composition:**
+```
+TOP BAR
+TAB BAR (with filter badges)
+LIST-DETAIL SPLIT:
+  Entity list (340px, scrollable)
+  Active profile/detail view (flex: 1)
+    → Profile Header (compact) + Stat Cards + Tab sub-nav + Content
+```
+
+---
+
+## Operational Table Guardrails
+
+Dashboards often have tables. This is where otherwise-good boards lose quality.
+
+### Goals
+- Rows scannable in under 1 second
+- Same premium density as the rest of the board
+- Avoid the feeling of "spreadsheet leftovers pasted into a polished shell"
+
+### Rules
+1. Use `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums` for quantities, prices, thresholds, and derived values.
+2. Keep status, quantity, and actions visually separated — they should not collapse into one dense block.
+3. Status chips must sit comfortably inside row rhythm. If they crowd neighboring columns, widen the lane.
+4. Action buttons in tables should read as a grouped control cluster, not as independent floating pills.
+5. Row hover must feel like a surface state, not a hard painted rectangle.
+6. `border-collapse: separate` + `td` surfaces = premium. `border-collapse: collapse` + `tr` backgrounds = amateur.
+
+### Failure signs
+- Serif fallback inside the table only → font scope bug in `td`
+- Row hover painting a hard rectangle → wrong collapse mode or `tr` background
+- Status chips squeezed → widen the column or reduce chip padding
+- Numbers misaligned → missing `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums`
+- Page opens with a large hero-like block → reduce stat row height, tighten typography
+- Cards feel puffy and over-padded → reduce `padding`, `border-radius`, and grid gap
+- Layout reads like a polished demo instead of an operational surface → density is part of the identity
+
+---
+
+## Inventory Mapping Guide
+
+| Inventory concept | UI treatment |
+|---|---|
+| Low stock | Urgent card in stock radar |
+| Zero stock | Critical card in stock radar (semantic-red) |
+| Recent entry/exit | Right-rail activity list |
+| Valuation / total items | Top stat row |
+| Category / supplier monitoring | Left rail blocks or filters |
+| Replenishment threshold | Progress bar + limit helper |