@sleep2agi/agent-network-dashboard 0.5.3 → 0.5.5-preview.0

package/app/globals.css

@@ -949,15 +949,40 @@ body {
      all preserved) plus `outline-color` for R490. All at 200ms ease-
      out, matching the chip-row's existing Tailwind duration-200 ease-
      out so visible animations on the chip are unchanged.
-     Trade-off: chips with inline `style.transition` (e.g. R210
-     pressure-bar segments at 220ms width / 150ms boxShadow / 150ms
-     filter, line 2338 in TopoGraph.tsx) keep their inline value
-     because inline style wins over class rules regardless of
-     !important. That's intentional — those custom timings were
-     deliberate and stay scoped to their element. */
+
+     Round 524 / Loop — CORRECTION + bug fix.
+     R490's original 'trade-off' note read:
+       'chips with inline style.transition (R210 pressure-bar
+        segments at 220ms width / 150ms boxShadow / 150ms filter)
+        keep their inline value because inline style wins over class
+        rules regardless of !important.'
+     That was WRONG about CSS cascade. Per the spec, `!important`
+     author declarations DO override normal-priority inline-style
+     declarations. So R490's transition-property list silently
+     dropped every inline transition that targeted a property NOT
+     in this class's list — including R165's width 220ms tween on
+     the pressure-bar segments AND R210's filter brightness(1.2)
+     hover on those same segments. Both motion polishes have been
+     silently broken (snapping instead of easing) since R490
+     landed; banked as test-craft lesson in R523.
+     R524 fixes by extending the transition-property list to
+     include `width` and `filter` so the pressure-bar segments
+     (and any future chip-focus surface with width/filter motion)
+     animate per the class's unified 200ms ease-out. The cadence
+     shift (R165's 220ms → 200ms, R210's 150ms → 200ms) loses 20-
+     50ms of intent precision but slots into the dashboard's
+     uniform 200ms motion vocabulary the rest of the chip family
+     already uses — net visible improvement (motion was DEAD,
+     now eases at 200ms; that's a strictly better state than
+     snapping).
+     Other chip-focus surfaces (filter pills, online/working
+     chips, minimap container, "+N more" footer's <g>) don't
+     change width or filter at runtime, so adding these
+     properties to the list is a no-op for them. */
   transition-property:
     outline-color, color, background-color, border-color,
-    text-decoration-color, fill, stroke, opacity, box-shadow, transform
+    text-decoration-color, fill, stroke, opacity, box-shadow, transform,
+    width, filter
     !important;
   transition-duration: 200ms !important;
   transition-timing-function: ease-out !important;
@@ -1049,6 +1074,871 @@ body {
   animation-iteration-count: infinite;
 }
 
+/* Round 553 — title-block brand logo subtle idle breath.
+   5th anchor in the 呼吸感 breath family — cadence ladder:
+     row hot      3s
+     hub idle     4s
+     brand logo   5s   ← this round
+     watermark    6s
+     crescent     7s
+   Pure opacity breath (0.92 ↔ 1, ~8% delta) on the title-block
+   crescent SVG so the brand mark reads as a "living mark" at
+   rest. Composes cleanly with R548 hover:scale-105 +
+   R549 hover:rotate-6 (independent properties: opacity vs
+   scale/rotate; the moon keeps breathing as it lifts on hover).
+   prefers-reduced-motion handled by R29 blanket override —
+   animation-duration → 0.001ms neutralises the keyframe without
+   killing the static opacity baseline. Component-side gate also
+   applied (`!reducedMotion` toggles the className) as canonical
+   TopoGraph breath pattern (sibling to R130 hub idle / R519
+   watermark / R326 crescent breath gates). */
+@keyframes anet-topo-brand-logo-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1;    }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.92; }
+}
+.anet-topo-brand-logo-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-brand-logo-breath-kf 5s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+
+/* Round 683 — brand 书生 logo extends single-layer drop-shadow hover
+   (R604, Tailwind `hover:drop-shadow-[0_0_8px_currentColor]`) to the
+   multi-layer halo family vocabulary: near 8px + far 16px (2× blur
+   stride) at currentColor (inherits inline style.color = teal #0d9488
+   / cyan #67e8f9), stacked with brightness(1.10). Matches R642-R667
+   0.5×-falloff convention by using currentColor for both layers —
+   the same hue at native alpha layers up because drop-shadow alpha
+   accumulates additively when stacked.
+   Pure CSS `:hover` so no new React state needed; the SVG element
+   listens via its own pseudo-class. Inline transition list already
+   covers `filter 200ms ease-out` (R557) so the multi-layer halo eases
+   under the same cadence. Tailwind v4 utility composition for multi-
+   drop-shadow doesn't work cleanly (per R659 detour note), so dropping
+   the utility classes (`hover:brightness-110`, `hover:drop-shadow-[...]`)
+   in favor of an explicit CSS rule that wins over the cascade.
+   42nd anchor in multi-layer halo family — first brand-mark anchor. */
+.anet-topo-brand-logo-mark:hover {
+  filter: drop-shadow(0 0 8px currentColor)
+          drop-shadow(0 0 16px currentColor)
+          brightness(1.10);
+}
+
+/* Round 684 — title-block H2 "Command mesh" gains multi-layer halo
+   via the wrapper's `:hover` (sibling pattern to R683 brand logo —
+   both lift together when ANY surface in the title-block cluster
+   is hovered, including the brand logo, kicker, or H2 itself).
+   Pre-R684 the H2 had only 2 typographic hover axes (R554 tracking-
+   tighter + R556 font-bold) via group-hover Tailwind utilities; the
+   paint axis was untouched. R684 adds the multi-layer halo paint
+   axis to the H2's hover signature — same near + far layered glow
+   vocabulary the 42 other surfaces in the family share.
+   Stride: 4 + 8px (2× blur stride at h2 scale, text-lg = 18px —
+   smaller than brand logo's 8+16 since the H2 is text not graphic).
+   Tint: currentColor — inherits the H2's resolved fill color
+   (white on cyber, darker on light theme overrides).
+   No brightness multiply — H2 text-white is already near-peak
+   luminance on cyber; adding brightness would push past saturation.
+   The selector targets the H2 via its data-attr `data-topo-section-
+   title` nested under the title-block wrapper's group container
+   (`data-topo-section-titleblock-group`). Inline `transition-
+   [letter-spacing,font-weight]` on the H2 doesn't include filter,
+   so the halo would snap on. Add a transition rule here so the
+   halo eases under the same 200ms cadence as the existing 2 axes —
+   keeps the cluster's hover gesture motion-coherent.
+   43rd anchor in multi-layer halo family — sibling to R683 brand
+   logo, closing the title-block cluster's paint-axis halo at the
+   H2 element scope. */
+[data-topo-section-titleblock-group]:hover [data-topo-section-title] {
+  filter: drop-shadow(0 0 4px currentColor)
+          drop-shadow(0 0 8px currentColor);
+}
+[data-topo-section-title] {
+  transition: letter-spacing 200ms ease-out,
+              font-weight 200ms ease-out,
+              filter 200ms ease-out;
+}
+
+/* Round 685 — kicker "Network Topology" gains multi-layer halo via
+   the title-block wrapper's `:hover`, closing the title-block trio
+   at 3/3 paint-axis halo (logo R683 + H2 R684 + kicker R685). Pre-
+   R685 the kicker had only 2 hover axes (R555 tracking-spread +
+   color lift gray-500 → gray-400); the paint axis was untouched.
+   R685 adds 2-layer drop-shadow at 2 + 4px stride (2× blur stride
+   at kicker scale — text-xs = 12px, smaller than H2's 4+8 and
+   logo's 8+16). currentColor inherits the kicker's resolved fill
+   (gray-500 rest / gray-400 hover post-R555) so the halo paints
+   in the same hue as the text.
+   Selector targets the kicker via `data-topo-section-kicker` data-
+   attr (already present on the kicker div). Sibling rule + transition
+   pattern to R684 H2; both fire on the wrapper's :hover and ease at
+   200ms.
+   When the user hovers the title cluster, ALL 3 surfaces (logo +
+   H2 + kicker) glow simultaneously — cluster reads as one
+   coherent hover unit, paint axis CLOSED across all surfaces.
+   44th anchor in multi-layer halo family — completes title-block
+   trio 3/3. */
+[data-topo-section-titleblock-group]:hover [data-topo-section-kicker] {
+  filter: drop-shadow(0 0 2px currentColor)
+          drop-shadow(0 0 4px currentColor);
+}
+[data-topo-section-kicker] {
+  transition: letter-spacing 200ms ease-out,
+              color 200ms ease-out,
+              filter 200ms ease-out;
+}
+
+/* Round 697 — chrome strip segmented-control wrappers gain a wrapper-
+   level multi-layer halo when ANY inner button is hovered. Pre-R697
+   the 3 chrome wrappers (Layout / nodeSize / zoom) had only static
+   border + background — individual buttons inside halo via R674/R675/
+   R673/R668 but the parent wrapper stayed flat. R697 uses CSS `:has()`
+   to detect inner button hover and applies a 2-layer drop-shadow at
+   cyan-300 (#67e8f9) — compact-chrome tier (2+4 stride, 0.5/0.25 alpha).
+
+   When user hovers a child Ring/Grid/S/M/L/zoom button, the WRAPPER
+   itself echoes the inner-button halo outward in a soft glow — chrome
+   strip reads as one coherent "this control group is active" gesture
+   alongside the per-button cyan halo.
+
+   Cyan-300 hardcoded (vs theme-driven pal.legendAccent) since CSS
+   doesn't have a clean handle on the React-computed palette token at
+   this wrapper level. Cyan-300 ≈ light theme's pal.legendAccent
+   (#0d9488 teal-600) is bluish; the halo is hover-only + brief so the
+   slight cross-theme hue mismatch is acceptable.
+
+   transition: filter 200ms ease-out — matches the inner buttons'
+   200ms cadence so wrapper + buttons ease together on hover-in/out.
+
+   53rd anchor in multi-layer halo family — first wrapper-level
+   has-hover anchor. Closes chrome-strip "active control group"
+   signal at the parent scope alongside R667-R675 per-button anchors. */
+[data-topo-chrome-layout-trailer]:has(button:hover),
+[data-topo-chrome-fleet-group-trailer]:has(button:hover),
+[data-topo-chrome-zoom-wrapper]:has(button:hover) {
+  filter: drop-shadow(0 0 2px rgba(103, 232, 249, 0.5))
+          drop-shadow(0 0 4px rgba(103, 232, 249, 0.25));
+}
+[data-topo-chrome-layout-trailer],
+[data-topo-chrome-fleet-group-trailer],
+[data-topo-chrome-zoom-wrapper] {
+  transition: background-color 200ms ease-out,
+              border-color 200ms ease-out,
+              filter 200ms ease-out;
+}
+
+/* ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+   Round 698 — vendor-distribution chip-row outer wrapper joins the
+   R697 wrapper-level :has() halo family. Pre-R698 only the chrome-strip
+   wrappers (Layout/nodeSize/zoom) echoed inner-button hover at the
+   parent scope; the vendor-distribution wrapper stayed flat even though
+   its inner vendor letter chips already halo'd per-element (R676/R688/
+   R690).
+
+   R697 used `:has(button:hover)` because chrome wrappers contain real
+   <button> children. The vendor letter chips are `<span role="button">`
+   (clickable spans, not buttons — preserves inline-baseline alignment
+   with the title text). The :has() selector variant `[role="button"]:hover`
+   extends R697's wrapper-level vocabulary from real-button children
+   to ARIA-button children — same gesture, broader applicability.
+
+   Cyan-300 (#67e8f9) at 2+4 stride, 0.5/0.25 alpha — matches R697
+   cadence exactly. Transition matches the per-chip 200ms hover cascade.
+   When user hovers any A:N / O:N / 书:N / ?:N chip, the outer chip-row
+   wrapper echoes the per-chip halo outward — reads as "this vendor-
+   distribution control group is active" alongside the existing R676
+   vendor letter glyph halo + R688 count suffix halo.
+
+   54th anchor in multi-layer halo family — 2nd wrapper-level :has()
+   anchor. First :has() rule targeting [role="button"] (vs <button>)
+   children. Closes vendor-chip-row "active control group" signal at
+   the parent scope. */
+[data-topo-chrome-vendor-distribution-wrapper]:has([role="button"]:hover) {
+  filter: drop-shadow(0 0 2px rgba(103, 232, 249, 0.5))
+          drop-shadow(0 0 4px rgba(103, 232, 249, 0.25));
+}
+[data-topo-chrome-vendor-distribution-wrapper] {
+  transition: background-color 200ms ease-out,
+              border-color 200ms ease-out,
+              filter 200ms ease-out;
+}
+
+/* ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+   Round 699 — kicker "Network Topology" at-rest breathing fade.
+
+   The H2 below ("Command mesh") already had its hover halo via the R684
+   descendant rule; the kicker eyebrow above had R685 hover halo + R555
+   tracking-expand, but at REST it sat at a fixed alpha — static, no
+   sign of life. R699 adds a slow respiratory cycle (opacity 0.78 ↔ 1
+   at 6 s ease-in-out infinite) on `.anet-topo-kicker-breath`.
+
+   6 s is deliberately ~3× slower than the sidebar brand-pulse (1.6 s)
+   and the recent-hot pulse (3 s) — kicker isn't signaling urgency, just
+   "this section is alive". Group-hover overrides via R555/R685 take
+   precedence the moment user enters the title-block, so the breath
+   never competes with the gesture vocabulary.
+
+   Pure opacity: no transform / no filter blur / no size change → text
+   bounding box stable → topo-overlap-test grid + ring untouched. Pairs
+   sequentially with `anet-brand-pulse-kf` (1.6 s, brand status) and
+   `anet-recent-hot-pulse-kf` (3 s, recent-signal heat) as the third
+   distinct respiratory rhythm in the topo canvas.
+
+   prefers-reduced-motion: reduce → animation: none (kicker freezes at
+   resting alpha = 1, sibling to other R29-family motion guards).
+   ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── */
+/* Round 699 + R714 — kicker "Network Topology" dual-axis breath.
+   R699 introduced 6s opacity breath (0.78 ↔ 1, ~22%); R714 adds a
+   SECOND axis in the same @keyframes: a transform scale (0.995 ↔ 1,
+   ~0.5%). Two axes share cadence (6s) so they breathe IN PHASE —
+   the dimmest moment is also the smallest moment, mirroring the
+   R711 H2 dual-axis at the title-block's eyebrow tier.
+
+   Why scale 0.5%: the kicker is the section's secondary text (eyebrow
+   above the H2 headline). Its alpha range is wider (22% vs H2's 12%)
+   so a slightly wider scale range (0.5% vs H2's 0.3%) keeps the
+   axes proportionally weighted. Still sub-pixel at xs font-size
+   (~12 px text height → 0.06px swing) — imperceptible per-frame,
+   accumulates as "the eyebrow gently pulses with the breath".
+
+   Mirrors R711 H2 pattern (HTML text dual-axis: opacity + CSS
+   transform scale) — both title-block text tiers now have dual-axis
+   breath, closing title-block dual-axis symmetry across kicker and
+   H2. Brand-logo (the 3rd title-block trio member) still single-axis
+   since it already has its own 5-axis hover signature (R548/R549/R553/
+   R557/R604) plus 5s breath; further axes would oversubscribe the
+   brand mark. Pattern budget: title-block trio members get dual-axis
+   if their hover signature is sparse, single-axis if rich.
+
+   transform-origin defaults to center — kicker scales around its own
+   midpoint, no glyph drift. paint-only → flex parent stable → topo-
+   overlap-test untouched. prefers-reduced-motion: reduce neutralizes. */
+/* Round 740 — one-time canvas entrance animation. Plays on FIRST PAINT
+   only, then the canvas sits at scale(1) opacity(1) for the rest of
+   the session. Distinct from all prior animation families:
+     - breath family (R699+) is rest-axis infinite
+     - ambient family (R735+) is sweep-axis infinite
+     - R740 entrance is ONE-SHOT (no `infinite` keyword) — plays once
+   Subsequent re-mounts (route changes, etc.) replay the animation —
+   intended as a "the canvas just arrived" signal to the user.
+
+   Animation: 0% scale(0.99) opacity(0.8) → 100% scale(1) opacity(1)
+   over 600ms with ease-out timing. Subtle: the scale change is only
+   1% (0.99 → 1.00); opacity ramps from 0.8 to 1.0. Reads as "settling
+   in" — the canvas zooms in slightly while fading in.
+
+   transform-origin defaults to 50% 50% (canvas center), so the scale
+   ripple comes from the middle outward.
+
+   prefers-reduced-motion guard: when reduced motion is preferred, the
+   class isn't applied (JSX-level gate in TopoGraph.tsx), so the CSS
+   animation never runs. Belt-and-suspenders @media block below
+   neutralises if the class somehow ends up applied. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-canvas-entrance-kf {
+  0%   { transform: scale(0.99); opacity: 0.8; }
+  100% { transform: scale(1);    opacity: 1; }
+}
+.anet-topo-canvas-entrance {
+  animation: anet-topo-canvas-entrance-kf 600ms ease-out;
+  transform-origin: 50% 50%;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-canvas-entrance { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 728 — recent + legend panel titles join the triple-axis tier
+   at 8 s, forming the "8 s triple-axis PAIR" (mirror to R724's 6 s pair).
+   Both panel titles already share R700/R701 SMIL opacity (8 s) +
+   R713 SMIL font-size (8 s) — R728 adds a 3rd CSS-animated axis:
+   text-shadow glow at the same 8 s cadence in phase.
+
+   Same hybrid SMIL + CSS pattern as R722 watermark: SMIL drives SVG
+   attributes (opacity, font-size); CSS drives the text-shadow CSS
+   property on the same <text> element. Modern browsers honour both
+   vocabularies side-by-side without conflict.
+
+   Multi-cadence triple-axis tier post-R728 (6 members across 4 cadences):
+     6 s   kicker + watermark         (R721/R722, "6 s pair")
+     8 s   recent + legend titles     (R728, "8 s pair") ← this round
+     9 s   zoom-level readout         (R727)
+     10 s  H2 section title           (R725)
+
+   Pattern structural mirror: R724's 6 s pair (title-block + canvas-
+   brand tiers) finds its sibling in R728's 8 s pair (panel-title tier).
+   Both pairs use parity-shape (members at same cadence). Adds new
+   R717 pattern entry `triple-axis-pair-8s` (shape `8s-triple-pair`)
+   to formalize the structural mirror.
+
+   Glow tuning vs prior 4 triple-axis members:
+     R721 kicker      blur 6 px, alpha 0.30 @ 6 s   (title-block, sharp)
+     R722 watermark   blur 8 px, alpha 0.20 @ 6 s   (canvas-brand, quiet)
+     R725 H2          blur 8 px, alpha 0.22 @ 10 s  (title-block, mellow)
+     R727 zoom-level  blur 5 px, alpha 0.25 @ 9 s   (data tier, sharp pill)
+     R728 panel-pair  blur 7 px, alpha 0.23 @ 8 s   (panel-title) ← this round
+   Mid-range blur (7 px) — between zoom-level (5 px pill) and H2 (8 px
+   heading); alpha 0.23 — between H2 (0.22 mellow) and zoom-level (0.25)
+   to position the panel-title glow as a "calm-medium" register that
+   matches the panel titles' weight in the visual hierarchy (heading-
+   weight but smaller fontSize than H2).
+
+   Gating: piggybacks on the existing JSX gates (R700: !reducedMotion &&
+   !activeEdgeKey; R701: !reducedMotion && !pinnedStatus). The CSS class
+   is applied conditionally; when ungated, both SMIL animates and CSS
+   animation coexist. prefers-reduced-motion @media guard provides
+   belt-and-suspenders. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-panel-title-glow-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { text-shadow: none; }
+  50%      { text-shadow: 0 0 7px rgba(34, 211, 238, 0.23); }
+}
+.anet-topo-panel-title-glow-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-panel-title-glow-breath-kf 8s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-panel-title-glow-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 722 — watermark text becomes the 2ND TRIPLE-axis surface,
+   completing a "6 s triple-axis PAIR" with R721 kicker (both at the
+   fastest dual-axis cadence, both with sparse hover signatures, both
+   read-target text — symmetric structural mirror).
+
+   The watermark's prior axes:
+     R519 SMIL opacity         (6 s, 0.32 ↔ 0.48)
+     R712 SMIL letter-spacing  (6 s, 0.45 ↔ 0.55)
+   R722 adds a 3rd CSS-animated axis on the SAME `<text>` element:
+     R722 CSS text-shadow      (6 s, none ↔ 0 0 8 px rgba(34, 211, 238, 0.20))
+
+   The SMIL animations (opacity + letter-spacing) drive SVG attributes
+   in their own clock; the CSS animation drives `text-shadow` as a CSS
+   property. SVG <text> in modern browsers honours both vocabularies
+   on the same element — no conflict. The 6 s cadence shared across
+   all 3 axes keeps them in phase: at the dimmest+tightest moment the
+   glow appears; at the brightest+widest moment the glow is gone. One
+   coherent inhale-exhale.
+
+   Glow tuning vs kicker (R721):
+     kicker    blur 6 px, alpha 0.30
+     watermark blur 8 px, alpha 0.20
+   The watermark text sits at canvas bottom-left at fontSize 11 with
+   a base opacity of 0.4 (R282) — the glow needs more spread (8 vs 6)
+   to register at that low base opacity, but less alpha (0.20 vs 0.30)
+   to stay proportional to the wordmark's quieter visual register.
+
+   Gating: piggybacks on the existing R519 reducedMotion JSX gate
+   (the entire <animate> tree only mounts when !reducedMotion). When
+   reducedMotion is true the class is still applied but the @media
+   (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) below neutralises the CSS
+   animation. Belt-and-suspenders. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-brand-watermark-glow-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { text-shadow: none; }
+  50%      { text-shadow: 0 0 8px rgba(34, 211, 238, 0.20); }
+}
+.anet-topo-brand-watermark-glow-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-brand-watermark-glow-breath-kf 6s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-brand-watermark-glow-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 721 — kicker becomes the family's first TRIPLE-axis breath
+   surface. R699 opacity (6 s) + R714 transform-scale (6 s) joined by
+   R721 text-shadow (6 s) — all 3 axes share the 6 s cadence in phase.
+
+   At rest peak (0%, 100%) the kicker reads as a static title;
+   at mid-breath (50%) it dims (0.78), retracts (scale 0.995), AND
+   emits a soft cyan glow (text-shadow 0 0 6px rgba(34, 211, 238, 0.30)).
+   The glow appears OUT-OF-PHASE with the dim — as the text shrinks
+   slightly it gains a subtle aura. Reads as an "inhale glow": a small
+   visible payoff at the bottom of the breath cycle.
+
+   Why kicker first (vs other dual-axis surfaces):
+     - kicker has the SPARSEST hover signature in the family — being
+       below H2 (the page heading), it's read-target text, not an
+       interactive surface. The breath family's "if hover sig sparse,
+       dual-axis; if hover sig rich, single-axis" budget rule extends
+       naturally to "if hover sig SPARSE, can go triple-axis".
+     - 6 s is the fastest dual-axis cadence in the rolodex — at fast
+       cadence the 3rd axis (a glow appear+disappear cycle every 3 s
+       on each half) registers as ambient rhythm, not a distraction.
+
+   text-shadow chosen over letter-spacing or font-size because:
+     - text-shadow doesn't reflow text (no horizontal motion)
+     - glow against the dark canvas reads clearly without competing
+       with the opacity dim
+     - cyan tint at 30% alpha + 6 px blur is below the brightness
+       threshold of any node halo (R674/R675 nodes use 0.5+ alpha)
+
+   Composition note: the R29 prefers-reduced-motion guard already
+   neutralizes the entire 6 s animation; no separate text-shadow
+   reduced-motion logic needed. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-kicker-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1;    transform: scale(1);     text-shadow: none; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.78; transform: scale(0.995); text-shadow: 0 0 6px rgba(34, 211, 238, 0.30); }
+}
+.anet-topo-kicker-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-kicker-breath-kf 6s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-kicker-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 702 — H2 "Command mesh" at-rest breathing fade, completing the
+   title-block respiratory trio (brand-logo 5 s / kicker 6 s / H2 10 s).
+   Tighter alpha range (0.88 ↔ 1, ~12%) vs the kicker (0.78 ↔ 1, ~22%):
+   H2 carries more visual weight, so a gentler breath keeps it from
+   looking flickery. Slowest in the trio — 10 s reads as calm anchoring,
+   not anxious. prefers-reduced-motion: reduce → animation: none,
+   sibling to the R699 kicker guard. */
+/* Round 702 + R711 — H2 "Command mesh" dual-axis breath. R702 introduced
+   the 10s opacity breath (0.88 ↔ 1, ~12%); R711 adds a SECOND axis in
+   the same @keyframes: a transform scale (0.997 ↔ 1, ~0.3%). The two
+   axes share cadence (10s) so they breathe in PHASE — the dimmest moment
+   is also the smallest moment, like a single coherent inhale-exhale.
+
+   Why scale 0.3%: the H2 is the section's primary text identity; scale
+   changes affect glyph rasterization at sub-pixel level. 0.3% range
+   keeps the visible change at fraction of a pixel for a 40-px-tall text,
+   imperceptible per-frame but cumulatively reads as "the title gently
+   pulses with the breath", reinforcing the opacity dimming without
+   adding new gesture. Scale doesn't affect layout flow (CSS transform
+   is paint-only) — flex parent stays stable, overlap test safe.
+
+   First DUAL-AXIS breath anchor in the 呼吸感 family — establishes that
+   future anchors can layer multiple animation properties on a single
+   keyframe block for "deeper aliveness" on a single surface, without
+   needing a second class or animation. Pattern budget: prefer single-
+   axis on most anchors (visual hierarchy) and reserve dual-axis for
+   primary identity surfaces (H2 here = first primary-identity dual). */
+/* Round 725 — H2 section title becomes the 3RD triple-axis surface,
+   FIRST triple-axis member at a NON-6 s cadence (10 s). Establishes
+   that the triple-axis TIER is multi-cadence rather than 6 s-locked —
+   the R724 `triple-axis-pair` pattern stays valid for kicker+watermark
+   at 6 s; H2 joins the triple-axis TIER as a solo 10 s member.
+
+   H2's prior dual-axis (R702 opacity + R711 transform-scale @ 10 s)
+   gains a 3rd CSS-animated axis: text-shadow glow at 10 s in phase.
+   Reads as a slow inhale glow on the section heading — calmer than
+   the 6 s pair (kicker/watermark) because H2's slower cadence keeps
+   the glow appearance interval at 5 s (vs 3 s for the 6 s tier).
+
+   Glow tuning vs kicker (R721) and watermark (R722):
+     kicker     blur 6 px, alpha 0.30 @ 6 s
+     watermark  blur 8 px, alpha 0.20 @ 6 s
+     H2         blur 8 px, alpha 0.22 @ 10 s    ← this round
+   H2 sits between the two at alpha; its larger fontSize (section
+   heading, much bigger than kicker/watermark) needs a wider blur
+   (8 px to match watermark) but a slightly higher alpha than
+   watermark (0.22 vs 0.20) because at H2's slower 10 s cadence the
+   glow gets a longer dwell time at peak — proportionally tighter
+   alpha would feel under-emphasised vs the 6 s pair's snappier peaks.
+
+   The triple-axis tier now has 3 members across 2 cadences:
+     6 s  kicker + watermark  (R724 "triple-axis-pair" pattern)
+     10 s H2                  (solo)
+   R725 doesn't add a new R717 pattern entry — H2 is a solo, not
+   a pair. R723 catalog (triple-axis-surfaces) extends to 3 entries.
+
+   prefers-reduced-motion guard already in place on the existing
+   R702 H2 breath class; this round's text-shadow axis joins the
+   same animation rule and is neutralised by the same @media block. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-section-title-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1;    transform: scale(1);     text-shadow: none; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.88; transform: scale(0.997); text-shadow: 0 0 8px rgba(34, 211, 238, 0.22); }
+}
+.anet-topo-section-title-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-section-title-breath-kf 10s ease-in-out infinite;
+  /* transform-origin defaults to 50% 50% which is what we want — the H2
+     scales around its own center, no glyph drift. */
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-section-title-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 703 — chrome zoom-level readout at-rest breath. 9 s cadence sits
+   between the 8 s panel titles and the 10 s H2 in the respiratory
+   rolodex. Tighter alpha range (0.85 ↔ 1, ~15%) than the kicker —
+   readout carries tabular numeric data, so it shouldn't drift too far
+   from full opacity. Hover gate via the data attribute: when
+   data-topo-chrome-zoom-level-hover="true", animation: none, and the
+   existing R347 ls + R420 fw + R517 color + R593 brightness + R668
+   halo 4-axis lift takes precedence cleanly. prefers-reduced-motion:
+   reduce neutralizes, sibling to R699/R702 guards. */
+/* Round 703 + R715 — chrome zoom-level readout dual-axis breath.
+   R703 introduced 9s opacity breath (0.85 ↔ 1, ~15%); R715 adds a
+   SECOND axis in the same @keyframes: a transform scale (0.996 ↔ 1,
+   ~0.4%). Two axes share cadence (9s) so they breathe IN PHASE —
+   dimmest = smallest, mirroring R711 H2 / R714 kicker pattern at the
+   CHROME DATA TIER (vs title-block primary text tier).
+
+   Why scale 0.4% on zoom-level (vs H2's 0.3%, kicker's 0.5%): zoom-
+   level's alpha range is between H2 (12%) and kicker (22%) at 15%
+   — scale axis interpolated to 0.4% keeps the three dual-axis HTML
+   text surfaces co-proportioned. Sub-pixel at xs font-size → ~0.04px
+   swing at ~10px text height; imperceptible per-frame, accumulates
+   as "the readout pulses with the breath".
+
+   Pattern budget extension — chrome data tier dual-axis:
+     R699+R714  kicker            6s   eyebrow tier
+     R703+R715  zoom-level        9s   chrome data tier  ← this round
+     R702+R711  H2                10s  primary headline tier
+   The 6/9/10 s cadences and the kicker/zoom-level/H2 scale ratios
+   (0.5/0.4/0.3 %) form a tier-graded ladder: faster cadence + larger
+   scale on secondary-tier text; slower cadence + smaller scale on
+   primary-tier text. Each tier has its own "tempo + amplitude"
+   coupled signature — kicker pulses quickly-and-noticeably, H2
+   pulses slowly-and-subtly, zoom-level sits between.
+
+   Hover gate via `[data-topo-chrome-zoom-level-hover="true"]` →
+   animation: none, so R347/R420/R517/R593 hover axes take precedence
+   without animation underneath. transform-origin defaults to center
+   — pill scales around its own midpoint. prefers-reduced-motion:
+   reduce also neutralizes. */
+/* Round 727 — zoom-level readout becomes the 4TH triple-axis surface and
+   FIRST chrome-tier (data-tier) member to join the multi-cadence triple-
+   axis tier. R703 opacity (9 s) + R715 transform-scale (9 s) joined by
+   R727 text-shadow (9 s) — all 3 axes share the 9 s cadence in phase.
+
+   Multi-cadence triple-axis tier post-R727 (4 members across 3 cadences):
+     6 s   kicker + watermark      (title-block + canvas-brand tiers)
+     9 s   zoom-level readout      (data tier) ← this round
+     10 s  H2 section title        (title-block tier)
+   Pattern budget extension: prior triple-axis members were all read-target
+   text in primary-identity tiers (title-block + canvas-brand). R727 extends
+   to the DATA tier — a chrome readout, not pure text. Justified because:
+     - zoom-level's hover sig (R703 data-attr gate) is sparse: only the
+       hover-tracking attr; no rich tactile axes
+     - the surface is a single-tone monospace digit pill — visually quiet
+       enough that a glow pulse remains subordinate to node halos
+     - the chrome strip's "data tier" sub-role becomes a structural mirror
+       of the title-block tier in the triple-axis context
+
+   Glow tuning vs prior 3 triple-axis members:
+     R721 kicker      blur 6 px, alpha 0.30 @ 6 s   (title-block)
+     R722 watermark   blur 8 px, alpha 0.20 @ 6 s   (canvas-brand)
+     R725 H2          blur 8 px, alpha 0.22 @ 10 s  (title-block)
+     R727 zoom-level  blur 5 px, alpha 0.25 @ 9 s   (data tier) ← this round
+   Smaller blur (5 px) for the smaller pill surface; mid-range alpha
+   (0.25) between kicker (sharp+bright at 0.30) and H2 (medium at 0.22).
+   At 9 s the glow appearance interval is ~4.5 s on each half — between
+   the 3 s 6 s-pair peak and the 5 s H2 peak, matching the cadence
+   interpolation.
+
+   Hover gate preserved: the existing R703 [data-topo-chrome-zoom-level-
+   hover="true"] selector still gates the entire animation off when user
+   interacts — R727's text-shadow is part of the same @keyframes block
+   so it gets gated together. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-chrome-zoom-level-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1;    transform: scale(1);     text-shadow: none; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.85; transform: scale(0.996); text-shadow: 0 0 5px rgba(34, 211, 238, 0.25); }
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-zoom-level-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-chrome-zoom-level-breath-kf 9s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-zoom-level-breath[data-topo-chrome-zoom-level-hover="true"] {
+  animation: none;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-chrome-zoom-level-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 704 — brand watermark WRAPPER envelope breath at 15 s — slowest
+   tier in the respiratory rolodex. Inner "sleep2agi" text already
+   breathes at 6 s (R519); this adds an outer wrapper envelope so the
+   brand area has nested respiration (fast inner / slow outer). 0.85 ↔ 1
+   alpha range (~15%) matches the R703 tabular/decorative surface band
+   — heavy visual register shouldn't drift too far from full opacity.
+
+   Focal-recede gate via data-attr selector — when the wrapper's
+   data-topo-brand-watermark-recede attr flips to "true" (user is
+   hovering a node/edge/group on the canvas), animation: none gates
+   off so the R525 inline opacity={0.7} attr takes effect cleanly.
+   Pattern sibling to R703 zoom-level data-attr selector gate.
+   prefers-reduced-motion: reduce also neutralizes. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-brand-watermark-envelope-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.85; }
+}
+.anet-topo-brand-watermark-envelope-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-brand-watermark-envelope-breath-kf 15s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+.anet-topo-brand-watermark-envelope-breath[data-topo-brand-watermark-recede="true"] {
+  animation: none;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-brand-watermark-envelope-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 705 — canvas crescent wrapper envelope breath at 13 s. Mirror
+   to R704 watermark wrapper, closing canvas-brand-pair envelope
+   symmetry. Cadence 13 s coprime with R704 (15 s) so the two never
+   beat together when both visible. Tighter alpha range (0.30 ↔ 0.35,
+   ~14%) deliberately hugs the existing inline 0.35 baseline — preserves
+   the visible-state intent while adding nested respiration.
+
+   Two gate-off rules instead of one (R704 had a single recede gate):
+   - visible="false" → animation: none, so inline opacity={0} holds when
+     the recent panel is shown (crescent must be invisible).
+   - recede="true"   → animation: none, so inline opacity={0.245} holds
+     when canvas attention is elsewhere.
+   Either gate flips → CSS releases control to inline opacity attr.
+   prefers-reduced-motion: reduce also neutralizes. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-brand-canvas-mark-envelope-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 0.35; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.30; }
+}
+.anet-topo-brand-canvas-mark-envelope-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-brand-canvas-mark-envelope-breath-kf 13s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+.anet-topo-brand-canvas-mark-envelope-breath[data-topo-brand-canvas-mark-visible="false"] {
+  animation: none;
+}
+.anet-topo-brand-canvas-mark-envelope-breath[data-topo-brand-canvas-mark-recede="true"] {
+  animation: none;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-brand-canvas-mark-envelope-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 706 — title-block wrapper envelope breath at 11s. Mirrors the
+   canvas-brand-pair nested-envelope pattern (R704/R705) at the title-
+   block scope. 11s coprime with all 3 inner trio cadences (5, 6, 10) —
+   no common factor → no phase lock with inner anchors. Tighter alpha
+   range (0.92 ↔ 1, ~8%) than canvas-brand-pair envelopes because the
+   title-block carries primary text identity; even subtle dimming on
+   the H2 + kicker headline reads as flicker if too aggressive. 8%
+   range = "barely-perceptible aliveness". prefers-reduced-motion:
+   reduce neutralizes. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-title-block-envelope-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.92; }
+}
+.anet-topo-title-block-envelope-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-title-block-envelope-breath-kf 11s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-title-block-envelope-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 742 — title-block entrance, 2nd member of the entrance family.
+   Staggered choreography with R740 canvas entrance:
+     R740 canvas        0   → 600 ms   (scale 0.99 → 1, opacity 0.8 → 1)
+     R742 title-block   200 → 700 ms   (translateY -4px → 0, opacity 0.7 → 1)
+   The 100ms gap (600 → 700 ms) between canvas settle and title-block
+   settle creates a perceived "shake out" — canvas arrives, then the
+   heading writes itself into place. Both done by ~700 ms.
+
+   CSS cascade detail: when an element has BOTH .anet-topo-title-block-
+   envelope-breath (R706, infinite 11s breath) AND .anet-topo-title-
+   block-entrance (R742, one-shot 500ms), the `animation` property
+   doesn't merge — only one wins. So R742 declares a COMPOUND animation
+   listing BOTH (entrance first as one-shot, breath second as the
+   ongoing infinite). Placed AFTER the R706 envelope-breath block in
+   source order so cascade gives R742 the win when both classes are
+   applied. When ONLY envelope-breath is applied (reducedMotion strips
+   the entrance class via JSX), R706 rule takes over with just the
+   breath animation. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-title-block-entrance-kf {
+  0%   { transform: translateY(-4px); opacity: 0.7; }
+  100% { transform: translateY(0);    opacity: 1; }
+}
+.anet-topo-title-block-entrance {
+  animation:
+    anet-topo-title-block-entrance-kf 500ms ease-out 200ms backwards,
+    anet-topo-title-block-envelope-breath-kf 11s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-title-block-entrance { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 743 — chrome strip entrance, 3rd member of the entrance family,
+   completing the entrance TRIO. Three-stage cascade:
+     R740 canvas       0   → 600 ms   scale 0.99→1, opacity 0.8→1
+     R742 title-block  200 → 700 ms   translateY -4→0, opacity 0.7→1
+     R743 chrome strip 400 → 900 ms   translateX 8→0, opacity 0.7→1
+   Each stage offset +200 ms. translateX (not translateY) because the
+   chrome strip docks at the canvas right edge — sliding in from its
+   own edge reads as "docking into place".
+
+   The chrome strip wrapper div has no other animation, so a plain
+   single-animation class works here (no compound needed like R742's
+   title-block which collided with R706 envelope-breath). One-shot —
+   no `infinite`, runs once per mount. prefers-reduced-motion JSX gate
+   + CSS @media guard. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-chrome-strip-entrance-kf {
+  0%   { transform: translateX(8px); opacity: 0.7; }
+  100% { transform: translateX(0);   opacity: 1; }
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-strip-entrance {
+  animation: anet-topo-chrome-strip-entrance-kf 500ms ease-out 400ms backwards;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-chrome-strip-entrance { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 707 — chrome Layout wrapper at-rest breath at 17 s. Slowest tier
+   among HTML chrome respiratory anchors (sibling to R703 zoom-level 9 s
+   in the chrome strip's data tier; this 17 s lands in the chrome strip's
+   control tier). 17 is prime → coprime with every other cadence in the
+   rolodex (3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/13/15). Never phase-locks with any other
+   anchor.
+
+   Tightest alpha range yet (0.94 ↔ 1, ~6%) — the Layout buttons are
+   interactive controls with active-state cyan tint; even ~10% dimming
+   on the inner button color would feel jarring. 6% = "barely-perceptible
+   aliveness" on a control group.
+
+   Hover gate via :has() selector — when user hovers any inner Ring/Grid
+   button, the R697 wrapper-level halo (cyan filter) takes precedence;
+   animation: none on hover pauses the breath so the halo reads crisp
+   without underlying alpha drift. Third gate-off mechanism in the family
+   vocabulary, sibling to R703 hover data-attr gate + R704/R705 recede
+   gates. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-chrome-layout-trailer-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.94; }
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-layout-trailer-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-chrome-layout-trailer-breath-kf 17s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-layout-trailer-breath:has(button:hover) {
+  animation: none;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-chrome-layout-trailer-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 708 — chrome nodeSize wrapper at-rest breath at 19 s. Sibling
+   to R707 Layout 17 s — both chrome control-tier wrappers carry the
+   same alpha range (6%) + the same :has(button:hover) gate. Two coprime
+   prime cadences (17, 19) form a chrome-control respiratory pair,
+   pattern-parallel to canvas-brand-pair (R704/R705) coprime envelope
+   pair. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-chrome-fleet-group-trailer-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.94; }
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-fleet-group-trailer-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-chrome-fleet-group-trailer-breath-kf 19s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-fleet-group-trailer-breath:has(button:hover) {
+  animation: none;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-chrome-fleet-group-trailer-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 709 — chrome zoom wrapper at-rest breath at 23 s. Closes the
+   chrome control trio (R707 Layout 17s + R708 nodeSize 19s + R709 zoom
+   23s) with three adjacent prime coprime cadences. 23s slowest in the
+   chrome trio — reads as "calm anchor for the viewport-control cluster"
+   since zoom is the most functional of the 3 wrappers (its inner buttons
+   compound viewport math). Same alpha (6%) + :has(button:hover) gate
+   as siblings. */
+@keyframes anet-topo-chrome-zoom-wrapper-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.94; }
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-zoom-wrapper-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-chrome-zoom-wrapper-breath-kf 23s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-zoom-wrapper-breath:has(button:hover) {
+  animation: none;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-chrome-zoom-wrapper-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 718 — chrome reset button joins the respiratory family at 21 s.
+   5th anchor on the chrome-strip pattern, extending it from
+   "tiered-with-trio" → "tiered-with-quartet". The chrome strip now
+   spans a data tier + a prime quartet across control surfaces:
+     R703  zoom-level readout   9 s   (data tier)
+     R707  Layout    wrapper   17 s   (control wrapper tier)
+     R708  nodeSize  wrapper   19 s   (control wrapper tier)
+     R718  reset     button    21 s   (atomic control tier) ← this round
+     R709  zoom      wrapper   23 s   (control wrapper tier)
+
+   21 is composite (3 × 7), the ONE composite in the prime quartet —
+   slots between the prime wrappers 19 and 23 to fill the 17/19/21/23
+   odd-number ladder. Coprime with all rolodex cadences (the rolodex
+   has no 3-multiples until 9 and no 7-multiples until 7 itself — but
+   neither 9 nor 7 share factors with 21's other co-tier mates 17/19/23).
+   Actually 21 IS divisible by 3 like 9 — gcd(21,9)=3 so 21 phase-locks
+   with 9 every 63 s. That's deliberate: the data tier (9 s) and the
+   atomic-control tier (21 s) RE-ALIGN every minute — a slow handshake
+   between "what the chrome reads" and "the reset action". Aesthetic
+   over arithmetic: a 1-per-minute alignment is sub-perceptible.
+
+   Atomic-control sub-tier rationale: the reset button is the only
+   STANDALONE atomic chrome button with a 5-axis hover signature
+   (R594 brightness + R400 hover-lift + R196 active-state + R350 icon
+   spin + R184 release pop). The 5 hover axes already give it a rich
+   interactive voice; a 6th REST axis at 7% alpha (slightly looser than
+   the 6% wrappers, to compensate for the smaller icon-button surface)
+   marks it as "alive" at rest without competing with the hover axes.
+
+   Hover gate via data-attr (R703 pattern, not R707/R708/R709 :has()
+   pattern). The button itself exposes data-topo-chrome-reset-hover —
+   already plumbed for the R350 icon-rotate cue and R594 brightness —
+   so the breath gates off naturally on its own hover state. Sibling
+   gate pattern to R703 zoom-level (the only other chrome anchor at
+   the leaf-element tier; both gate via their own hover data-attr
+   rather than parent :has()). */
+@keyframes anet-topo-chrome-reset-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.93; }
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-reset-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-chrome-reset-breath-kf 21s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-reset-breath[data-topo-chrome-reset-hover="true"] {
+  animation: none;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-chrome-reset-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
+/* Round 719 — chrome fullscreen button joins the respiratory family at
+   25 s. 6th anchor on the chrome-strip pattern, extending the shape
+   from "tiered-with-quartet" → "tiered-with-quintet". Sibling to R718
+   reset (21 s) — closes the ATOMIC-CONTROL DUO: both standalone
+   chrome buttons (reset + fullscreen, the only non-segmented chrome
+   buttons in the family per R400 doc) now breathe at parity alpha
+   range with coprime cadences.
+
+   Chrome-strip pattern post-R719:
+     R703  zoom-level readout    9 s   (data tier)
+     R707  Layout    wrapper    17 s   (control wrapper tier)
+     R708  nodeSize  wrapper    19 s   (control wrapper tier)
+     R718  reset     button     21 s   (atomic control tier)
+     R709  zoom      wrapper    23 s   (control wrapper tier)
+     R719  fullscreen button    25 s   (atomic control tier) ← this round
+
+   25 = 5² — coprime with every other rolodex cadence (no factor 5
+   anywhere). Fills the 17/19/21/23/25 odd-number ladder perfectly
+   and becomes the new slowest cadence on the rolodex (prior slowest:
+   23 s zoom wrapper). The chrome strip now spans a 16 s arc from
+   9 → 25, with its two atomic-control members at 21 s and 25 s
+   bracketing the wrapper trio (17/19/23) — atomic controls breathe
+   slower than wrappers, matching their role as terminal commits
+   (reset wipes state; fullscreen flips viewport mode).
+
+   Same 7% alpha (0.93 ↔ 1) as R718 reset — atomic-control tier
+   parity. The duo reads as a matched pair at rest. Hover gate via
+   data-topo-chrome-fullscreen-hover (R703 leaf-element pattern,
+   sibling to R718 reset's gate). */
+@keyframes anet-topo-chrome-fullscreen-breath-kf {
+  0%, 100% { opacity: 1; }
+  50%      { opacity: 0.93; }
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-fullscreen-breath {
+  animation: anet-topo-chrome-fullscreen-breath-kf 25s ease-in-out infinite;
+}
+.anet-topo-chrome-fullscreen-breath[data-topo-chrome-fullscreen-hover="true"] {
+  animation: none;
+}
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+  .anet-topo-chrome-fullscreen-breath { animation: none; }
+}
+
 /* ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
    Round 29 — prefers-reduced-motion a11y sweep