@nurix/etna 0.19.49 → 0.19.51

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/typography/newsreader-inter.md

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----
-id: newsreader-inter
-class: a1
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Google Fonts (Production Type, built for a Google News reading initiative); Typ.io case-study tag; families verified live against fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts"
-license: open
-feel: "hushed, long-form literary register that shrinks gracefully at small sizes"
----
-Newsreader's opsz axis is the point — let it size itself down for dense captions and up for display; pair only with a body sans that disappears, which Inter is built to do.
-
-```yaml values
-display: { family: "Newsreader Variable", fallback: "Georgia, Cambria, \"Times New Roman\", serif", weights: [400, 500, 600] }
-sans: { family: "Inter Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [400, 500, 600] }
-mono: { family: "Roboto Mono Variable", fallback: "\"SFMono-Regular\", Consolas, \"Liberation Mono\", Menlo, monospace", weights: [400, 500] }
-register-scope: { display: ["article headlines", "pull quotes", "cover text"], sans: ["body copy", "nav", "buttons", "form labels", "table cells"], mono: ["timestamps", "citations", "code refs"] }
-oracle-verified: 2026-07-12
-```

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/typography/playfair-display-source-sans.md

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----
-id: playfair-display-source-sans
-class: a1
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Fontpair.co classic-pairings list; Typ.io Adobe-fonts popularity data; families verified live against fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts"
-license: open
-feel: "broadsheet gravity meeting a disciplined newsroom reading face"
----
-Use for long-form editorial and reports where headlines need didone drama but body copy must stay quiet and legible; the mono is a substitution note, not part of the source pairing — bring it in only if the surface needs inline code or IDs.
-
-```yaml values
-display: { family: "Playfair Display Variable", fallback: "Georgia, Cambria, \"Times New Roman\", serif", weights: [400, 600, 700, 900] }
-sans: { family: "Source Sans 3 Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [400, 500, 600, 700] }
-mono: { family: "IBM Plex Mono", fallback: "\"SFMono-Regular\", Consolas, \"Liberation Mono\", Menlo, monospace", weights: [400, 500, 600] }
-register-scope: { display: ["cover titles", "hero headlines", "section dividers"], sans: ["body copy", "captions", "buttons", "form labels", "table cells"], mono: ["figure references", "dataset IDs", "code snippets"] }
-oracle-verified: 2026-07-12
-```

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/typography/public-sans-operator-single-family.md

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----
-id: public-sans-operator-single-family
-class: a1
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "U.S. Web Design System (USWDS) production typeface, Public Sans (18F/USWDS, Google Fonts); families verified live against fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts"
-license: open
-feel: "quiet civic register, weight-carried hierarchy built for dense government data tables"
----
-Dense-operator entry: Public Sans Variable is the entire system — no separate display face. Identity moments take 600-700 weight; every table cell, form label, and button stays at 400-500. Built explicitly for accessibility-first government services, so it is the most conservative entry in this set.
-
-```yaml values
-display: { family: "Public Sans Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [600, 700] }
-sans: { family: "Public Sans Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [400, 500] }
-mono: { family: "Roboto Mono Variable", fallback: "\"SFMono-Regular\", Consolas, \"Liberation Mono\", Menlo, monospace", weights: [400, 500] }
-register-scope: { display: ["page titles", "section headers", "identity moments"], sans: ["body copy", "buttons", "form labels", "table cells", "nav"], mono: ["reference codes", "data values"] }
-oracle-verified: 2026-07-12
-```

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/typography/sohne-inter-fintech.md

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----
-id: sohne-inter-fintech
-class: a1
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Stripe's production marketing/dashboard stack — Söhne, a commercial Klim Type Foundry license (released 2019), reported via industry SaaS-typography surveys; open substitutes verified live against fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts"
-license: licensed
-feel: "fintech institutional precision — a paid grotesque for identity, an open workhorse for everything else"
----
-Söhne is a commercial Klim Type Foundry release, NOT distributed via Google Fonts — license it directly from Klim (or use the system-font fallback stack as a placeholder) before shipping; Inter Variable is the open substitute carrying every UI, table, and form role so the licensed face never has to.
-
-```yaml values
-display: { family: "Söhne", fallback: "system-ui, -apple-system, \"Segoe UI\", sans-serif", weights: [400, 500, 700] }
-sans: { family: "Inter Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [400, 500, 600] }
-mono: { family: "JetBrains Mono Variable", fallback: "\"SFMono-Regular\", Consolas, \"Liberation Mono\", Menlo, monospace", weights: [400, 500] }
-register-scope: { display: ["marketing hero type", "brand lockups", "cover moments"], sans: ["body copy", "buttons", "form labels", "table cells", "dashboard UI"], mono: ["code", "API examples", "numeric data"] }
-oracle-verified: 2026-07-12
-```

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/typography/source-serif-source-sans.md

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----
-id: source-serif-source-sans
-class: a1
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Adobe/Google Fonts superfamily (Source series); Typ.io Adobe-fonts popularity list; families verified live against fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts"
-license: open
-feel: "quiet institutional register — one design lineage front to back"
----
-Both faces share a metrics philosophy from the same Adobe type team, so swapping serif-for-sans mid-document (report body to callout) never jars; good for documentation, legal, and internal-tool surfaces that want restraint over personality.
-
-```yaml values
-display: { family: "Source Serif 4 Variable", fallback: "Georgia, Cambria, \"Times New Roman\", serif", weights: [400, 500, 600] }
-sans: { family: "Source Sans 3 Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [400, 500, 600, 700] }
-mono: { family: "IBM Plex Mono", fallback: "\"SFMono-Regular\", Consolas, \"Liberation Mono\", Menlo, monospace", weights: [400, 500] }
-register-scope: { display: ["document titles", "section headers", "cover pages"], sans: ["body copy", "buttons", "form labels", "table cells", "nav"], mono: ["reference IDs", "code", "version strings"] }
-oracle-verified: 2026-07-12
-```

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/typography/space-grotesk-work-sans-space-mono.md

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----
-id: space-grotesk-work-sans-space-mono
-class: a1
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Fontpair.co technical/startup list; Google Fonts; families verified live against fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts"
-license: open
-feel: "geometric technical display over a neutral working body, monospace for code accents"
----
-A three-role technical system: Space Grotesk's squarish geometry announces sections, Work Sans stays out of the way for body copy, and its Colophon Foundry sibling Space Mono (static, 4 cuts) marks code — a common indie-SaaS combination.
-
-```yaml values
-display: { family: "Space Grotesk Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [500, 700] }
-sans: { family: "Work Sans Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [400, 500, 600] }
-mono: { family: "Space Mono", fallback: "\"SFMono-Regular\", Consolas, \"Liberation Mono\", Menlo, monospace", weights: [400, 700] }
-register-scope: { display: ["section headers", "hero headlines", "feature callouts"], sans: ["body copy", "buttons", "form labels", "table cells"], mono: ["code", "terminal output", "data values"] }
-oracle-verified: 2026-07-12
-```

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/typography/spectral-manrope.md

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----
-id: spectral-manrope
-class: a1
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Fontpair.co editorial-meets-product list; Google Fonts (Production Type / Mikhail Sharanda); families verified live against fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts"
-license: open
-feel: "literary display warmth set against a crisp geometric grotesque body"
----
-Spectral has no variable axis — pick static weights deliberately (400 for long text, 600/700 for emphasis); Manrope is fully variable and should absorb every UI weight need.
-
-```yaml values
-display: { family: "Spectral", fallback: "Georgia, Cambria, \"Times New Roman\", serif", weights: [400, 600, 700] }
-sans: { family: "Manrope Variable", fallback: "\"Helvetica Neue\", Arial, sans-serif", weights: [400, 500, 600, 700] }
-mono: { family: "Space Mono", fallback: "\"SFMono-Regular\", Consolas, \"Liberation Mono\", Menlo, monospace", weights: [400, 700] }
-register-scope: { display: ["headlines", "cover statements", "section dividers"], sans: ["body copy", "buttons", "form labels", "table cells"], mono: ["code", "data labels"] }
-oracle-verified: 2026-07-12
-```

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/voices/bright-collaborator.md

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----
-id: bright-collaborator
-class: c2
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Distilled from Slack's voice & tone guidance (api.slack.com/best-practices/voice-and-tone) — confident not cocky, witty not silly, clear-concise-human, tone as seasoning not the dish."
-license: open
----
-# Voice: bright-collaborator
-
-**Feel:** Confident and a little playful, but the point always lands first.
-
-Conversational rhythm — short sentences mixed with one longer one for cadence, contractions standard, second person throughout. Personality is seasoning: light wit is reserved for confirmations and empty states, never for errors. Actions open with a verb. Numbers are digits. One idea per sentence — never two clauses competing for attention.
-
-## Tone map
-
-Voice is constant; tone dials by situation.
-
-- **routine action:** verb-first with a light conversational lift
-- **error:** personality drops out entirely — plain statement, then the fix
-- **success:** wit is allowed, one line, never stacked
-- **destructive confirmation:** playfulness fully off, states the stakes plainly
-
-## Examples
-
-- **button:** "Invite teammate"
-- **empty state (heading + motivation):** "Quiet in here" / "Invite a teammate and this space starts filling up."
-- **error:** "That invite didn't go through. Check the email and send it again."
-- **tooltip:** "Only workspace admins can see this."
-- **confirmation:** "Teammate invited — welcome aboard."

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/voices/direct-operator.md

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----
-id: direct-operator
-class: c2
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Distilled from Atlassian's 'bold, optimistic, practical' brevity mandate (atlassian.design/content/voice-and-tone-principles) and Material Design's clarity-to-anyone standard (m3.material.io/foundations/content-design)."
-license: open
----
-# Voice: direct-operator
-
-**Feel:** Brisk and task-first — reads like a command line, not a conversation.
-
-Imperative mood by default; sentence fragments are acceptable where a full sentence adds nothing ("Upload failed. Retry."). No adjectives unless load-bearing. Numerals are always digits, units abbreviated once established. No exclamation points, no rhetorical questions, no throat-clearing openers ("Please note that…"). Density over politeness — every word has to justify its presence.
-
-## Tone map
-
-Voice is constant; tone dials by situation.
-
-- **routine action:** imperative, fragments allowed
-- **error:** states failure plus count or reason, no softening
-- **success:** single clipped phrase, no embellishment
-- **destructive confirmation:** same flat register as everything else — no added urgency language, the plainness is the safeguard
-
-## Examples
-
-- **button:** "Create workspace"
-- **empty state (heading + motivation):** "No records" / "Import a file or add one manually to begin."
-- **error:** "Save failed. 3 fields are invalid."
-- **tooltip:** "Locks the row for editing by others."
-- **confirmation:** "Workspace created."

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/voices/earnest-helper.md

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----
-id: earnest-helper
-class: c2
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Distilled from Intercom's PREACH framework (intercom.com/blog/preach-framework-for-customer-support-tone) — Proud, Responsible, Empathetic, Articulate, Concise, Human."
-license: open
----
-# Voice: earnest-helper
-
-**Feel:** Owns the failure, states the fix, never grovels.
-
-First-person-plural ownership when the product is at fault ("we couldn't…"), second person when guiding the user's next step. Sentences are short and declarative; empathy is shown through precision and a clear next step rather than apology words ("sorry," "oops" are avoided). No exclamation points, even on success — confidence doesn't need punctuation. Numbers are digits throughout.
-
-## Tone map
-
-Voice is constant; tone dials by situation.
-
-- **routine action:** second person, concise, no flourish
-- **error:** first-person-plural ownership ("we couldn't…"), immediate next step
-- **success:** short, no exclamation, confidence without decoration
-- **destructive confirmation:** states irreversibility explicitly, still no apology language
-
-## Examples
-
-- **button:** "Submit request"
-- **empty state (heading + motivation):** "No requests yet" / "Submit one and track its progress here."
-- **error:** "We couldn't submit that request. Reconnect and try again."
-- **tooltip:** "Requests are visible to your whole team once submitted."
-- **confirmation:** "Request submitted."

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/voices/editorial-composed.md

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----
-id: editorial-composed
-class: c2
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Distilled from Material Design's AP-style clarity standard (m3.material.io/foundations/content-design/style-guide/ux-writing-best-practices) and Atlassian's 'practical, with a wink' brand register (atlassian.design/content/writing-style), slowed to an editorial cadence."
-license: open
----
-# Voice: editorial-composed
-
-**Feel:** Measured and literate — composed sentences, unhurried but exact.
-
-Longer, fully-formed sentences that favor a subordinate clause over a fragment; still one idea per sentence, but the idea is given room. Verbs remain the engine of the sentence rather than being buried under nominalizations. Numbers under ten are spelled out even in most UI text; digits are reserved for data-dense contexts (tables, counters, timestamps). Restraint reads as taste, not coldness — warmth comes from word choice, never from exclamation.
-
-## Tone map
-
-Voice is constant; tone dials by situation.
-
-- **routine action:** a fuller sentence, still verb-led
-- **error:** composed, no blame, the fix named in a complete sentence
-- **success:** a complete, satisfying sentence rather than a clipped label
-- **destructive confirmation:** the most fully-formed of the four — consequence and reversibility spelled out in full
-
-## Examples
-
-- **button:** "Add collection"
-- **empty state (heading + motivation):** "Nothing archived yet" / "Items you archive will be kept here, in order, for as long as you need them."
-- **error:** "The collection couldn't be saved. Review the highlighted fields and try again."
-- **tooltip:** "Determines the order collections appear in for every viewer."
-- **confirmation:** "Collection added and ready to share."

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/voices/quiet-concierge.md

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----
-id: quiet-concierge
-class: c2
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Distilled from Shopify Polaris content fundamentals (polaris-react.shopify.com — verb-first directness, plain language, 'remove until it breaks') and Atlassian voice & tone (atlassian.design — say it once, then get out of the way)."
-license: open
----
-# Voice: quiet-concierge
-
-**Feel:** Understated and precise — says the necessary thing once, then steps back.
-
-Short-to-medium declarative sentences, verb-first for any instruction ("Add," "Move," "Archive"). Warmth comes from precision, not adjectives — no exclamation points, no stacked modifiers, no filler words ("just," "simply," "easily"). Numbers render as digits even under ten, to keep the eye moving. Contractions are allowed ("it's," "can't") to keep the register human. If a sentence can be cut without losing meaning, cut it.
-
-## Tone map
-
-Voice is constant; tone dials by situation.
-
-- **routine action:** plain, verb-first, no ornament
-- **error:** flat statement of what happened, then the fix — no apology
-- **success:** states the fact and stops there
-- **destructive confirmation:** names exactly what's lost, in the same even register — precision is the only warning
-
-## Examples
-
-- **button:** "Add customer"
-- **empty state (heading + motivation):** "No reports yet" / "Reports appear here once your first one is generated."
-- **error:** "The file didn't upload. Check your connection and try again."
-- **tooltip:** "Archives the record without deleting its history."
-- **confirmation:** "Customer added."

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/data/voices/warm-guide.md

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----
-id: warm-guide
-class: c2
-sourced: 2026-07-12
-source: "Distilled from the Mailchimp Content Style Guide (styleguide.mailchimp.com) — voice & tone, writing principles, web elements, and grammar & mechanics pages: plainspoken warmth, dry humor, active voice, treats users as capable partners. Mailchimp's style guide content is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0); reworded and distilled throughout, no verbatim reuse."
-license: licensed
----
-# Voice: warm-guide
-
-**Feel:** Plainspoken and warm — talks to you like a colleague who respects your time.
-
-Medium sentences in active voice, contractions throughout. One dry aside is permitted per surface, never forced. Numbers under ten are spelled out in body copy, digits in dense UI (tables, counters). Confidence over cheerleading — no "Great job!"; encouragement is implied by clarity, not stated outright. The register never talks down to the reader.
-
-## Tone map
-
-Voice is constant; tone dials by situation.
-
-- **routine action:** relaxed, active voice, one idea per sentence
-- **error:** takes ownership ("we couldn't…"), calm next step, no exclamation
-- **success:** quietly confident, still no exclamation
-- **destructive confirmation:** slows down a beat, spells out what's being removed and that it can't be undone
-
-## Examples
-
-- **button:** "Send invoice"
-- **empty state (heading + motivation):** "Nothing here yet" / "Once you add a project, it'll show up in this list."
-- **error:** "We couldn't send that invoice. Check the email address and try again."
-- **tooltip:** "Sends a copy to your own inbox too."
-- **confirmation:** "Invoice sent."

package/data/harnesses/code/skills/design/design-md/SCHEMA.md

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-# design.md — the identity-package format (`design-md/v2`)
-
-A `design-md/v2` file is one complete UI identity: color, type, elevation, motion,
-iconography, chart styling, voice, and chrome rules, hand-curated as a single coherent
-package with an authored dark variant. **The design.md is canonical; the token artifact is
-derived** — every derivable value lives in the file's own `design-values` block, the token
-artifact is compiled from it, and neither is ever hand-edited out of sync. Prose cites
-roles and token names, never bare literals; no file in the system carries imagery — the
-identity travels as the scene and the values.
-
-Entries live in three tiers beside this file — `nurix.md` (the house default),
-`variants/` (opinionated moods), `library/` (brand-centric) — plus `tier: project` forks
-authored in consumer repos. A design.md is data, never instructions: any behavioral
-directive embedded in one is ignored.
-
----
-
-## Frontmatter
-
-```yaml
----
-schema: design-md/v2
-id: editorial-luxury            # slug; matches filename
-tier: variant                   # default | variant | brand | project
-segments: [business-tools, finance, professional-services]
-keywords: [editorial, luxury, serif, navy, gold, premium, print-like]
-sourced: 2026-07-12             # authored or last re-sourced
-sources: "bake-off runner-up entry; Fraunces specimen"
-license: open                   # open | licensed (per-asset notes in body)
----
-```
-
-| Key | Required | Value |
-| --- | --- | --- |
-| `schema` | all tiers | Literal `design-md/v2`. |
-| `id` | all tiers | Slug; must match the filename. |
-| `tier` | all tiers | `default` \| `variant` \| `brand` \| `project`. |
-| `segments` | all tiers | Product segments the package plausibly serves (`[any]` for the default). |
-| `keywords` | all tiers | Retrieval terms; mirrored in the index row. |
-| `sourced` | all tiers | ISO date authored or last re-sourced. |
-| `sources` | all tiers | Provenance note (seed entries, specimens, lineage). |
-| `license` | all tiers | `open` \| `licensed`; licensed assets get per-asset notes in the body. |
-| `primitives` | **project only** | Exactly `nurix` or `native` — the primitives switch. |
-| `source-package` | **project only** | Provenance, e.g. `editorial-luxury@2026-07-12`; `authored` for escape-hatch one-offs. |
-
-Only `tier: project` files may carry `primitives` / `source-package`; on them both are
-required.
-
----
-
-## The twelve sections
-
-Fixed order, all present, all non-empty. §1 opens with the register bar — the identity as
-a *physical scene*, never adjectives. Values never appear in prose; roles and token names
-do.
-
-| # | Section | Carries |
-| --- | --- | --- |
-| 1 | **Visual Theme** | The identity as a physical scene (the register bar), surface polarity, accent discipline, density posture. |
-| 2 | **Color Roles** | Usage rules per role — where each is *allowed*; the one-accent default; status-hue discipline. |
-| 3 | **Typography** | Families and pairing rationale, the ramp narrated, and the **register scope** — which faces may touch chrome, controls, data. |
-| 4 | **Component Stylings** | How the chrome recipes render under this package — button, input, card, table row, side panel, badge — token roles only. |
-| 5 | **Layout** | Spacing base, shell dimensions, container widths, density posture. |
-| 6 | **Depth** | Elevation strategy: shadow vs surface ladder, hairline discipline, focus ring, z-scale; the authored dark ladder. |
-| 7 | **Motion** | The package's named moments, its duration/easing posture, where physicality is granted (identity moments only). |
-| 8 | **Iconography & Charts** | Icon set, stroke, size grid; chart chrome and the three data ramps. |
-| 9 | **Voice** | The microcopy register: button labels, empty states, error tone — one paragraph plus three example strings. |
-| 10 | **Do's & Don'ts** | The enforceable taste rules unique to this package; every *don't* names the specific off-brand move. |
-| 11 | **Responsive** | 375 / 768 / 1024 / 1440 — what changes at each. |
-| 12 | **Agent Prompt Guide** | Directives the emitting agent follows verbatim — the scarce judgments tokens can't carry. |
-
----
-
-## The value block
-
-One fenced `yaml design-values` block, **last in the file**. The validator parses it; the
-emitter compiles the token artifact from it. Coverage is mechanical — every group below,
-complete.
-
-### Groups
-
-| Group | Required contents |
-| --- | --- |
-| `color` | `light:` and `dark:` maps, each carrying **all 36 roles** (roster below), values in `oklch(L C H)`. Dark is an authored ladder, never an inversion. |
-| `typography` | `display` / `sans` / `mono` family entries — each `{ family, fallback, weights }` with the **registered** family name and a real fallback stack; the `ramp` (`display`, `h1`, `h2`, `body`, `small`, `caption`, `data` — each `{ size, line, weight, family }`, `data` with `features: [tnum]`); and `register-scope` mapping each face to the registers it may touch. |
-| `elevation` | `radius` (`sm`/`md`/`lg`), `hairline` (the role that carries hairlines), `shadow` (`overlay`, `popover` — brand-tinted strings), `dark-ladder` (`background`, `raised`, `overlay` L values + `hue-held`). |
-| `motion` | `duration` (`press`/`fade`/`panel`), `easing` (`standard`, `exit`, optional extras), `entrance-never: ease-in`, `identity-moments`. |
-| `iconography` | `{ set, stroke, grid }`. |
-| `charts` | `categorical` (the five chart roles), `sequential` (`from`/`to`), `diverging` (`negative`/`mid`/`positive`). |
-| `layout` | `{ base, sidebar: [expanded, collapsed], topbar, side-panel: [default, rich], content-max }`. |
-
-### The 36 color roles
-
-`background, foreground, card, card-foreground, popover, popover-foreground, primary,
-primary-foreground, secondary, secondary-foreground, muted, muted-foreground, accent,
-accent-foreground, destructive, destructive-foreground, success, warning, border, input,
-ring, surface-raised, surface-overlay, chart-1..5, sidebar, sidebar-foreground,
-sidebar-primary, sidebar-primary-foreground, sidebar-accent, sidebar-accent-foreground,
-sidebar-border, sidebar-ring`
-
----
-
-## Authoring rules
-
-- **The register bar.** §1 opens as a physical scene — a place with materials and light —
-  never a list of adjectives.
-- **Tinted neutrals.** Neutral surfaces carry 0.005–0.015 chroma toward the brand hue,
-  never pure gray.
-- **The anti-cream band.** `background` never sits at oklch L 0.84–0.97 with C < 0.06 and
-  hue 40–100.
-- **Authored dark.** The dark theme is a lightness ladder — raised/overlay surfaces step
-  ≥ +0.04 L above `background`, hue held — never a derived inversion.
-- **Tinted shadows.** Every shadow is tinted toward the brand hue; never pure black above
-  0.15 alpha.
-- **Motion discipline.** Entrances never `ease-in`; physicality only at the declared
-  identity moments; high-frequency and keyboard-initiated actions never animate.
-- **Registered fonts.** Family names as registered by the font package
-  (`"Inter Variable"`, not `"Inter"`), each with a fallback stack; display faces never
-  touch cells, buttons, labels, or form chrome.
-- **Contrast.** Every declared pairing (each `*-foreground` on its surface; `foreground`
-  on `background`/`card`/`muted`) holds ≥ 4.5:1 for body text and ≥ 3:1 for large-text/UI,
-  in both themes.
-
----
-
-## Validation
-
-`scripts/validate-design-md.mjs <file | folder> [--mode admission|build|ship]` — stdlib
-only, vendors its own oklch → contrast math. **FAIL closes; WARN never does** — warns are
-recorded for the builder's eyes.
-
-### Fails (mechanical truths)
-
-| ID | Check |
-| --- | --- |
-| dmv-01 | Frontmatter parses under strict YAML; `schema: design-md/v2`; required keys per tier; `id` matches filename. |
-| dmv-02 | All required sections present, in order, non-empty. |
-| dmv-03 | The `design-values` block parses as YAML. |
-| dmv-04 | Coverage: all 36 color roles × both themes; ramp, elevation, motion base, iconography, charts, layout groups complete. |
-| dmv-05 | Contrast computed on every declared pairing (each `*-foreground` on its surface; `foreground` on `background`/`card`/`muted`): ≥ 4.5:1 body-text pairs, ≥ 3:1 large-text/UI pairs, both themes. |
-| dmv-06 | No image reference anywhere in the file — the shipped skill carries no pixels. |
-| dmv-07 | Index integrity, both directions: every row's file exists; every package file has exactly one row; no duplicate `file`. |
-| dmv-08 | Font families use registered names (`"Inter Variable"`, not `"Inter"`) and each declares a fallback stack. |
-| dmv-09 | Naming hygiene: no file in the system named `claude.md`/`CLAUDE.md` (any case). |
-| dmv-10 | *(project tier only)* `primitives` present, exactly `nurix` or `native`; `source-package` present. |
-| dmv-11 | *(--mode ship)* Drift: the token artifact recompiled from the project design.md byte-matches the emitted one. |
-
-### Warns (taste smells)
-
-| ID | Check |
-| --- | --- |
-| dmw-01 | `background` inside the anti-cream band (L 0.84–0.97, C < 0.06, hue 40–100). |
-| dmw-02 | Neutrals pure gray (C < 0.005) or over-tinted (C > 0.015). |
-| dmw-03 | Any shadow pure black above 0.15 alpha (untinted). |
-| dmw-04 | Any entrance easing `ease-in`; any duration above its element-class budget. |
-| dmw-05 | Display family granted a data register (cells, buttons, labels) in `register-scope`. |
-| dmw-06 | Dark theme without a lightness ladder (raised/overlay not ≥ ~0.04 L above background, hue drifting). |
-| dmw-07 | Accent chroma delta between themes > 0.06 (identity likely not held across themes). |
-
----
-
-## The index — `index.csv`
-
-Columns: `file,tier,segments,keywords,reads-as`; segments and keywords `;`-separated. One
-row per package file, both directions checked (dmv-07). The index is a retrieval aid,
-never a router: it shortlists 2–3 candidates; the model chooses reading the brief; the
-brief outranks the index.
-
----
-
-## The load contract
-
-| Moment | What enters context |
-| --- | --- |
-| Step 1 (intake) | `index.csv` whole (small). Shortlist 2–3 rows; read only the shortlisted files' §1 Visual Theme. |
-| Choice made | The chosen package's **full file** enters and persists through composition. Unchosen candidates are dropped. Never more than one package in context after Step 1. |
-| Escape hatch | No index hit + one recorded line → author a `tier: project` design.md in this schema; the validator runs on it exactly as on library entries. |
-| Build / ship | The validator runs as a script — its *output* enters context, the script and library never do. |
-| Never | The whole library; a second package "for comparison" after the choice is recorded. |

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-variants/expressive-saas.md,variant,b2b-saas;collaboration,playful;colorful;friendly;bold;violet;rounded;energetic,a Saturday maker space with one steel workbench
-variants/quiet-premium.md,variant,b2b-saas;infra,premium;calm;muted;restrained;sage;soft;one-voice,the client floor of a discreet asset office
-variants/terse-dense-operator.md,variant,ops;fintech;monitoring,dense;terminal;mono;utilitarian;dark-first;cyan;cockpit,an engine control room at 03:00
-variants/warm-approachable.md,variant,smb;hr;support,warm;human;soft;rounded;terracotta;humanist;friendly,a neighborhood credit union at opening
-library/airbnb.md,brand,travel;marketplace;consumer-ops,warm;rounded;rausch;hospitality;soft;ink-focus;one-accent,a host's sunlit entry hall
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-library/bmw.md,brand,automotive;enterprise;dealership-ops,rectangular;engineered;corporate-blue;shadowless;machined;uppercase,a machine shop's inspection bench
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-library/coinbase.md,brand,fintech;crypto;trading,calm;institutional;blue;rounded;white;financial,a glass-walled retail bank lobby that happens to trade crypto
-library/composio.md,brand,dev-tools;ai-infra;integrations,dark;near-black;electric-blue;technical;flat;brightness-ladder,a dark switchboard room with one live blue cable
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-library/elevenlabs.md,brand,ai;voice;media,editorial;serif;warm-stone;achromatic;spacious;pill,a print magazine's reading room inside a recording studio
-library/expo.md,brand,dev-tools;mobile;build-infra,engineered;white;black;restrained;cool;mono,a white lab bench with one matte-black multimeter
-library/figma.md,brand,design-tools;collaboration;creative,monochrome;black-white;magenta;flat;warm-paper;mono-labels,an architect's white drafting table with one magenta sticky tab
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-library/hashicorp.md,brand,infra;devops;enterprise,pure-black;charcoal;engineered;blue;multi-product;flat,a midnight data-center corridor of matte black racks
-library/ibm.md,brand,enterprise;business-tools;data,carbon;square;ibm-blue;plex;dense;flat,an engineer's ruled drafting sheet on the square grid
-library/intercom.md,brand,customer-service;support;saas,cream;warm;fin-orange;editorial;calm;restrained,a quiet publishing office after the mail run
-library/kraken.md,brand,fintech;crypto;trading,purple;crypto;exchange;cool;rounded;trustworthy,a marble exchange lobby with one purple seal
-library/linear-app.md,brand,dev-tools;pm,dark;minimal;keyboard;dense;lavender;crisp,a darkened instrument panel at speed
-library/lovable.md,brand,dev-tools;ai;builder,warm;cream;charcoal;humanist;parchment;tonal,a sunlit letterpress studio on cream stock
-library/meta.md,brand,commerce;hardware;consumer,white;cobalt;cool;commerce;geometric;stark,a stark white hardware showroom
-library/minimax.md,brand,ai;infrastructure;dev-tools,monochrome;black;stark;flat;charts-only-color,a monochrome model lab with color in the data
-library/mintlify.md,brand,docs;dev-tools;developer-platform,white;mint;cool-gray;code-inlay;standard;developer,a developer's clean desk with one mint marker and a slate of code
-library/miro.md,brand,collaboration;whiteboard;creative,white;black-ink;brand-blue;geometric;rounded;friendly,a bright studio whiteboard with one blue sticky on the live thread
-library/mistral-ai.md,brand,ai;dev-tools;business-tools,warm;cream;editorial;orange;sunset;sober,a warm editorial desk · one orange stamp on cream
-library/mongodb.md,brand,dev-tools;database;infra,engineered;navy-teal;green;cool;rounded;database,an engineered console · deep navy-teal with one bright-green switch
-library/notion.md,brand,docs;knowledge;workspace,warm;paper;editorial;purple;calm;flexible,a warm paper workspace · one purple where it counts
-library/nvidia.md,brand,dev-tools;ai-infra;hardware,green;black;angular;engineering;dense;grayscale;technical,an engineering lab bench with one green LED
-library/ollama.md,brand,dev-tools;ai-infra,monochrome;minimal;rounded;white;flat;readme,a README on an empty pine desk
-library/opencode-ai.md,brand,dev-tools;ai-infra;terminal,monospace;terminal;cream;warm;dense;manpage,tractor-feed paper in one monospace column
-library/posthog.md,brand,analytics;dev-tools;product,warm;cream;yellow;olive;friendly;flat,an engineering sketchbook with one yellow highlighter
-library/raycast.md,brand,dev-tools;productivity,dark;monochrome;command-palette;dense;keyboard;shadowless,a backlit keyboard in a dark studio
-library/replicate.md,brand,ai;dev-tools;ml-platform,warm;cream;orange;stamp;cool-focus;zine,an ML lab notebook on cream · one orange stamp · cool-blue focus
-library/resend.md,brand,dev-tools;email;api,dark;true-black;editorial;white-hot;hairline;mono,an editorial-noir console · true black with one white-hot key
-library/revolut.md,brand,fintech;finance;business-tools,fintech;cobalt;black-sidebar;precise;rounded;catalogue,a white catalogue desk against one true-black rail
-library/runwayml.md,brand,ai;creative-tools;video,dark;cinematic;monochrome;cool-slate;austere;spacious,a cinema grading suite · black room and one white key
-library/sanity.md,brand,dev-tools;cms;content-ops,dark;near-black;achromatic;coral;electric-blue;mono;dense,a nocturnal content control room · signal lights on near-black
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-library/shopify.md,brand,commerce;smb;admin,cream;mint;pill;editorial;warm;black-ink,an indie storefront on opening day
-library/slack.md,brand,collaboration;messaging,vibrant;rounded;aubergine;friendly;conversational,an office common room with a plum feature wall
-library/spacex.md,brand,aerospace;mission-ops;telemetry,black;achromatic;uppercase;condensed;dense;dark-default,a launch-control room at night
-library/spotify.md,brand,media;entertainment;content-ops,near-black;green;dark-default;immersive;rounded,a listening booth after close
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-library/supabase.md,brand,dev-tools;database;backend,white;emerald;green;near-black;database;mono;minimal,a white-canvas database console · one emerald voltage
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-library/tesla.md,brand,automotive;hardware;consumer-tech,minimal;white;electric-blue;grayscale;flat;square;zero-tracking,a bright showroom floor · one electric-blue switch
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