@stackone/malachite 2.14.0 → 2.16.0

package/COMPONENTS.md

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 ## Layout & containers
 
+- **`Chat`** — A chat column: `Chat.Thread` scrolls and pins itself to the newest message, `Chat.Composer` keeps its own height and owns the Enter/Shift+Enter convention, and `Chat.Message`, `Chat.ToolCall` and `Chat.Thinking` render one turn each. A user turn sits right and hugs its text; an assistant turn runs full width, and `variant="card"` frames it with its state, copy and rating controls, and a token/model line. `variant="bubble"` is a third treatment, not a repaint of either: tinted bubbles whose flattened corner points at whoever spoke, so authorship reads before the words do. `Chat.Context` lists what the conversation can see — a removable chip per source, and an add affordance only when a handler is given. `Chat.Thinking` and a loading turn draw bars in the shape of the answer rather than a spinner. The row under a composer is `ComposerChip`, `ContextMeter` and `ModelPicker` — PillButton tabs, so it reads as attached to the field; `ModelPicker` opens a portalled menu with a submenu per model. The transcript is a live `log` region, so a streamed reply is announced, and it shows a centred empty state until the first turn. _Key props:_ `Chat`: `children`, `className`. `Thread`: `aria-label`, `emptyTitle`, `emptyDescription`, `emptyIcon`. `Message`: `role`, `variant` (`plain` | `card`), `content`, `children`, `name`, `avatarSrc`, `status` (`streaming` | `completed` | `error`), `loading`, `onCopy`, `onFeedback`, `usage`. `ToolCall`: `name`, `status` (`running` | `completed` | `error`), `callId`, `input`, `output`, `defaultExpanded`. `Thinking`: `label`. `Composer`: `value`, `onChange`, `onSend`, `onStop`, `busy`, `disabled`, `placeholder`, `maxLength`, `rows`, `children`. `ComposerChip`: `label`, `icon`, `trailingIcon`, `onClick`, `disabled`. `ContextMeter`: `used`, `limit`, `cached`, `label`. `ModelPicker`: `models`, `value`, `optionValue`, `onChange`, `openUp`, `disabled`. `Context`: `label`, `items` (`{id, label, onRemove?}`), `onAdd`, `className`.
 - **`Surface`** — Rounded, bordered card container with the standard elevation shadow. Use `overflow="clip"` to keep the rounded clipping while letting a `position: sticky` descendant still pin (`hidden` would trap it); `visible` disables clipping. _Key props:_ `children`, `padding`, `overflow`, `className`, `style`.
 - **`SurfaceRow`** — A full-bleed row inside a Surface (used as `Surface.Row`). Owns hover highlight, colour transition and an optional bottom divider. Pass `onClick`/`href` to make the whole row clickable (renders as a real button/anchor, so keyboard nav works). For a selectable row use `role="radio"` + `selected` and put a presentational `<Radio>` inside as the indicator; `selected` then paints the same treatment `Table` gives `selectedRowKey`. Under `role="checkbox"` it only announces — a multi-select row carries its own checkbox, and a highlight marking one of many says nothing when most rows are checked. `selection` overrides that either way (`highlight` / `announce`). Use `trailing` for a control that must stay interactive — it renders outside the row button, which a nested control could not be. `tone="muted"` tints a row whose subject is inactive, which `disabled` does not: a muted row stays clickable. _Key props:_ `divider`, `disabled`, `tone` (`default` | `muted`), `onClick`, `href`, `selected`, `selection` (`highlight` | `announce`), `trailing`, `role`, `className`, `style`.
 - **`Card`** — Generic content card.
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 - **`SidePanel`** — Right-hand slide-in overlay panel (drawer) with header slots (back/icon/title/subtitle/extra), scrollable body and optional footer. Locks background scroll and dismisses on ESC, an overlay click or close. ESC and the Tab focus trap apply to the topmost overlay only, so a `Modal` may be stacked over it.
 - **`SidePanelNavFooter`** — Keyboard-hint footer for SidePanel: up/down keycaps to step between records and an esc-to-close hint, with an optional right-aligned actions slot.
 
+## Feedback & status
+
+- **`ChangeReview`** — Reviewing changes a machine made. `ChangeReview.Item` attaches to one changed thing: it names what changed with an `assistant` Tag, shows the value it displaced struck through, and offers approve and deny as two equally reachable icon buttons — a review affordance that made keeping easier than rejecting would not be one. Given `children`, it wraps the field the change is annotating: the tag/label/actions become a header band above it and the before/after line moves below, so "Was …" reads next to the value it describes instead of stacked with the header; without children it renders as the standalone card it always has. `ChangeReview.Summary` counts what is still undecided across the whole form, which is what a per-item control cannot do and what a caller gates a save on; at zero it either says so or collapses to nothing. `ChangeReview.Removed` is for something the assistant took out: a dashed, tinted card listing what would be lost, because a removal that simply vanished would leave nothing to reject. `ChangeReview.Jump` is a chip an assistant turn carries to point at a field it touched. _Key props:_ `Item`: `label`, `before`, `after`, `kind` (`changed` | `added` | `removed`), `origin`, `children`, `onApprove`, `onDeny`, `disabled`, `className`. `Summary`: `count`, `origin`, `onApproveAll`, `onDenyAll`, `disabled`, `settledMessage`, `className`. `Removed`: `title`, `details` (`{label, value}[]`), `onRestore`, `onDiscard`, `restoreLabel`, `discardLabel`, `origin`, `disabled`, `className`. `Jump`: `label`, `onClick`, `disabled`, `className`. `Item` also takes `onPreviewRevert(previewing)`, fired on hover and on focus.
+- **`Alert`** — Inline alert/callout (info, success, warning, error).
+- **`StatusBadge`** — Large status indicator (e.g. success checkmark) for terminal/confirmation screens. _Key props:_ `type`.
+- **`StatBadge`** — Pill showing a numeric value with a label (e.g. "3 accounts selected"). _Key props:_ `count`, `label`.
+- **`Tag`** — Small status/label tag. Types: success, error, warning, default. _Key props:_ `value`, `type`, `paddingSize`, `textTransform`, `WidthSize`.
+- **`NumberTag`** — Compact numeric badge/counter.
+- **`Progress`** — Progress bar.
+- **`LoadingBar`** — Indeterminate full-width loading line; the variant colour sweeps across a pale track for work of unknown duration. Toggle `active` rather than unmounting, so the reserved height prevents layout shift. _Key props:_ `active`, `LoadingBarVariant` (`default` | `warning` | `error`), `LoadingBarSize` (`small` | `medium` | `large`), `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`, `className`, `style`.
+- **`Spinner`** — Loading spinner.
+- **`Skeleton`** — Loading placeholders. Includes `Skeleton.Avatar` and `Skeleton.Input`.
+- **`Tooltip`** — Hover/focus tooltip; also works on disabled controls (see CLAUDE.md). It describes its trigger once shown, so `describesTrigger={false}` where the same sentence is already on screen and referenced — otherwise a screen reader reads it twice. _Key props:_ `text`, `placement`, `delay`, `maxWidth`, `shouldShow`, `triggerAs`, `describesTrigger`, `isShrinkable`, `fill`, `wrapChildren`.
+- **`TruncatedTooltip`** — Shows a tooltip only when its text is truncated.
+- **`Confetti`** — Celebratory confetti burst for success moments. _Key props:_ `pieces`.
+- **`ConfirmationDialog`** — Asks the customer to confirm one consequential action — a preset over `Modal`, not a second dialog implementation. `variant` picks a whole coherent set at once (badge fill, tray tint, caption colour, badge icon and confirm-button variant), so `destructive` cannot end up with a non-destructive confirm button; `destructive` also renders as `role="alertdialog"`, and `description` is wired to the dialog through `aria-describedby`, so the consequence is announced and not just the title. `confirmPhrase` gates the confirm action on typing that exact phrase, for a consequence severe enough that one click should not be able to cause it — the typed value is trimmed, since copying a name picks up a trailing space, but stays case-sensitive, and the field clears each time the dialog opens, being a per-decision gate rather than a value. Neither a destructive dialog nor one carrying a `confirmPhrase` dismisses on a scrim click, and `loading` suppresses the pointer routes — the scrim and the close button — as well as disabling the buttons. It never suppresses ESC: that is the only guaranteed keyboard exit from a focus trap, so it always reaches `onClose` and whether to abort is left to the caller. ESC reaches it whenever it is the topmost overlay, so it can be opened over a panel. `callout` renders an `Alert` in a full-width band at the top of the body — it scrolls with the body rather than being pinned under the header — and its `type` is chosen independently of `variant` — the frames pair a green badge with an amber callout. `titleAdornment` names the entity beside the title, `badgeIcon` overrides the variant’s glyph for an action-specific one, and `tip` is the `{ label?, message }` caption on the tray beneath the card, which `Modal` renders and describes. `children` is where extra body content goes. `onConfirm` does not close the dialog, so the caller can hold it open on `loading` while the request is in flight. `confirmPhraseLabel` also takes `{ prefix, suffix }`, which renders the phrase itself as a copyable token between the two — the gate is case-sensitive and space-exact, so a customer who has identified the right entity should not be locked out by a glyph they cannot tell apart. The copy control sits outside the element that names the field, so “Copy…” never lands in the field’s accessible name; `confirmPhraseCopyLabel` names it and `onPhraseCopied` reports a completed write with the phrase it copied. A rejected write says so in the field rather than failing silently, and the control is disabled where the Clipboard API is unavailable. A near miss is named rather than left to a disabled button: typing the phrase with the wrong case or the wrong spacing says which, once the whole phrase is there, and that message is the field’s `aria-describedby`. _Key props:_ `open`, `onClose`, `onConfirm`, `title`, `description`, `titleAdornment`, `badgeIcon`, `variant` (`default` | `warning` | `destructive` | `success`), `callout`, `confirmPhrase`, `confirmPhraseLabel`, `confirmPhraseCopyLabel`, `confirmPhrasePlaceholder`, `onPhraseCopied`, `confirmLabel`, `cancelLabel`, `loading`, `tip`, `size`, `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`.
+
 ## Lists, rows & navigation
 
 - **`ButtonList`** — Vertical list of pill-style button/link rows with built-in hover/focus/active states. _Key props:_ `buttons[]` (`key`, `children`, `onClick`, `href`), `compact`.
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 - **`Radio`** — Single radio control with hover state; parent manages the group. Pass `presentational` to render a visual-only, non-focusable indicator for use inside a clickable row/card. _Key props:_ `checked`, `onChange`, `disabled`, `size`, `presentational`.
 - **`SegmentedControl`** — A rounded track of mutually-exclusive options — the segmented “one of these” control. Owns the track background, the selected-thumb chrome and the `radiogroup` semantics, so consumers never hand-roll a track around `PillButton` (whose `default` variant tokens are tuned for standalone filter pills, not a sunken track). Single tab stop with arrow-key move-and-select; selection is conveyed via `aria-checked` and a foreground change, not background colour alone. Restyle via the `segmentedControl` theme tokens. _Key props:_ `options` (`value`, `label`, `icon`, `disabled`), `value`, `onChange`, `SegmentedControlSize` (`small` | `medium` | `large`), `fullWidth`, `disabled`, `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`, `className`.
 - **`Toggle`** — On/off switch. Add `label` for a visible caption, and `variant` to give it standalone toolbar-filter chrome — pick the family it sits beside: `pill` matches the filter-bar inputs (`Search`, `MultiSelect`), `button` renders the whole control as an outline `Button` with the switch as its trailing icon. `bordered` is shorthand for `variant="pill"`. `tone="pending"` paints the checked track amber, for a switch whose change has not been written yet — pair it with a `SelectionBar` reporting the same diff. The unchecked track never changes: nothing is pending about a switch that is off. Forwards a ref to its root element, so it can anchor an `InlineConfirm`. _Key props:_ `checked`, `onChange`, `disabled`, `ToggleSize` (`small` | `medium`), `ToggleTone` (`default` | `pending`), `label`, `ToggleVariant` (`pill` | `button`), `bordered`, `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`, `aria-describedby`, `id`.
-- **`Dropdown`** — Single-select dropdown. `DropdownSize` is `small` (28px) | `medium` (32px) | `large` (42px), matching Button; `small` is the chip that sits beside a page title and rounds tighter (10px) than the taller sizes. These names each moved up a tier in 0.71 — the old `xsmall`/`small`/`medium` are now `small`/`medium`/`large`. Pass `value` for a controlled selection whose source of truth lives elsewhere (URL or app state): the trigger follows it without the consumer remounting via `key`, which used to discard focus mid-interaction. `defaultValue` keeps the uncontrolled behaviour. `clearable` adds a clear control to the trigger once something is selected and reports it as `onItemSelected(undefined)` — without it a selection cannot be undone, so filter bars had to invent a sentinel "any" item to carry that meaning. `requiredIndicator` switches the label between the library default of naming the optional fields, an `asterisk` on the required ones for designs drawn that way, and `none` for a field whose value is supplied rather than asked for — a locked control is still required, but a marker only sends the reader looking for something to fill in. Visual only: `aria-required` is set from `required` whichever is chosen. `showSubtitleInTrigger` promotes the selected item's `subtitle` into the closed trigger, on one line under the value, so the consequence of a choice stays on screen once the menu shuts — the trigger trades its fixed height for a floor and grows by that line, and either line too long for it ellipsises, with a single tooltip carrying whichever lines are cut off, value first. It does not combine with `search`, whose trigger is a single-line text input with nowhere to put a second line, so the type rejects the pair rather than letting a consumer ask for a subtitle and get none. `subtitleLayout` decides how a subtitle sits in the open menu: the default `inline` keeps it on the label's row after a divider, which suits a short qualifier, while `stacked` gives it its own line beneath the label, clamped to two — inline, a sentence-length subtitle is ellipsised away to a few words. Passing `formControl` is enough to show validation on the same terms as `Input`, though only validation: the trigger still paints `value` or `defaultValue`, never the value the form holds. The resolver's message renders on its own line beneath the field in the destructive colour, politely announced, with `aria-invalid` and `aria-describedby` wired, while an explicit `helperText` keeps its own line above it and stays dimmed, and `error={false}` suppresses the resolver outright. _Key props:_ `DropdownItem[]`, `DropdownSize`, `value`, `defaultValue`, `label`, `search`, `showSubtitleInTrigger`, `subtitleLayout`, `clearable`, `required`, `requiredIndicator`, `error`, `helperText`, `loading`, `formControl`, `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`, `id`.
+- **`Dropdown`** — Single-select dropdown. `DropdownSize` is `small` (28px) | `medium` (32px) | `large` (42px), matching Button; `fullWidth` fills the container instead of sizing to content and matches the panel to the trigger, which is what a table cell or a toolbar slot needs — without it the field column sizes to its content, so a consumer has to compute a width; `small` is the chip that sits beside a page title and rounds tighter (10px) than the taller sizes. These names each moved up a tier in 0.71 — the old `xsmall`/`small`/`medium` are now `small`/`medium`/`large`. Pass `value` for a controlled selection whose source of truth lives elsewhere (URL or app state): the trigger follows it without the consumer remounting via `key`, which used to discard focus mid-interaction. `defaultValue` keeps the uncontrolled behaviour. `clearable` adds a clear control to the trigger once something is selected and reports it as `onItemSelected(undefined)` — without it a selection cannot be undone, so filter bars had to invent a sentinel "any" item to carry that meaning. `requiredIndicator` switches the label between the library default of naming the optional fields, an `asterisk` on the required ones for designs drawn that way, and `none` for a field whose value is supplied rather than asked for — a locked control is still required, but a marker only sends the reader looking for something to fill in. Visual only: `aria-required` is set from `required` whichever is chosen. `showSubtitleInTrigger` promotes the selected item's `subtitle` into the closed trigger, on one line under the value, so the consequence of a choice stays on screen once the menu shuts — the trigger trades its fixed height for a floor and grows by that line, and either line too long for it ellipsises, with a single tooltip carrying whichever lines are cut off, value first. It does not combine with `search`, whose trigger is a single-line text input with nowhere to put a second line, so the type rejects the pair rather than letting a consumer ask for a subtitle and get none. `subtitleLayout` decides how a subtitle sits in the open menu: the default `inline` keeps it on the label's row after a divider, which suits a short qualifier, while `stacked` gives it its own line beneath the label, clamped to two — inline, a sentence-length subtitle is ellipsised away to a few words. Passing `formControl` is enough to show validation on the same terms as `Input`, though only validation: the trigger still paints `value` or `defaultValue`, never the value the form holds. The resolver's message renders on its own line beneath the field in the destructive colour, politely announced, with `aria-invalid` and `aria-describedby` wired, while an explicit `helperText` keeps its own line above it and stays dimmed, and `error={false}` suppresses the resolver outright. _Key props:_ `DropdownItem[]`, `DropdownSize`, `fullWidth`, `value`, `defaultValue`, `label`, `search`, `showSubtitleInTrigger`, `subtitleLayout`, `clearable`, `required`, `requiredIndicator`, `error`, `helperText`, `loading`, `formControl`, `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`, `id`.
 - **`MultiSelect`** — Multi-select dropdown. `requiredIndicator` follows the same three-way convention the single-select controls do, so a form choosing asterisks does not get "(Optional)" on one of its fields. _Key props:_ `MultiSelectOption[]`, `MultiSelectSize`, `label`, `searchable`, `inlineSearch`, `chips`, `chipsRemovable`, `required`, `requiredIndicator`, `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`, `id`.
 - **`SettingRow`** — One setting: a labelled row with its control on the trailing edge, and the sentence that explains it underneath. `control` may be a render prop receiving the label’s id, so a control that no `<label htmlFor>` can reach — `Toggle` renders a `<button role="switch">` — still names itself via `aria-labelledby`. _Key props:_ `label`, `badge`, `description`, `control`, `className`.
 
 ## Buttons & actions
 
 - **`Button`** — Primary button. Variants: `filled`, `outline`, `destructive`, `success`, `warning`, `error`, `ghost`, `no-style`. Supports `iconOnly`, `loading`, `tooltip`. _Key props:_ `variant`, `size`, `icon`, `iconOnly`, `loading`, `disabled`, `fill`, `tooltip`.
-- **`PillButton`** — Pill-shaped button, often used for filters/toggleable chips.
+- **`PillButton`** — Pill-shaped button, often used for filters/toggleable chips. `shape="tab"` squares the top corners so a row of them reads as attached to whatever sits above — the controls under a chat composer. _Key props:_ `label`, `icon`, `trailingIcon`, `selected`, `disabled`, `interactive`, `size`, `variant`, `shape` (`pill` | `tab`), `onClick`.
 - **`Link`** — Styled anchor/link text. _Key props:_ `LinkProps`.
 - **`InlineConfirm`** — A confirmation asked on the control that triggered it rather than in a modal, for a reversible bulk edit where a dialog would be heavier than the change it guards. Drawn to the design's chip: 33px tall, 12px radius, its confirm cell running to the pill's own edge between two rules. Reads its own `inlineConfirm` theme tokens — a shade off the `SelectionBar` it appears beside, by design. Carries a spinning glyph by default — its own, so it takes the pill's colour rather than the sheet's dimmed grey — standing for a change waiting on an answer; pass `icon={null}` to drop it or a node to replace it. Anchored placement is in viewport coordinates, so the chip must not sit inside an ancestor carrying `transform`, `filter` or `contain`. It takes focus on open so `Enter` confirms, dismisses on `Escape` (through the shared escape-layer stack, so the topmost overlay answers) or a click outside, and returns focus to whatever opened it. `role="alertdialog"` named by the message itself, so the confirm button is never announced bare. Only one can be open at a time: opening a second dismisses the first, so it is never ambiguous what Yes answers. Pass `anchorTo` (a ref to the control it answers for) and it pins itself to that control's left, follows it while the page or a sticky header scrolls, dismisses once it scrolls out of view, and treats clicks on it as inside — without which the same click would dismiss and reopen. Left unanchored it renders in flow for the consumer to place, and must then not sit in a container that clips overflow (`Table` header cells among them). Nothing renders while `open` is false, and its listeners are attached only while it is open. _Key props:_ `open`, `message`, `confirmLabel`, `onConfirm`, `onDismiss`, `anchorTo`, `icon`, `className`, `style`.
 - **`SelectionBar`** — A bar reporting a pending selection and the actions that resolve it, for flows where changes accumulate and save once rather than writing on every toggle. Paints its own inverted surface from the `selectionBar` theme tokens, so its buttons are its own rather than `Button`. A count renders as one phrase (`3 Added`), not a number styled apart from its label, and an empty `value` carries a bare message instead; the separators between counts and before an action are glyphs (`•`, `|`) in the muted colour, not drawn rules. `emphasis` runs `primary` (a light filled button with its own edge, for the action that commits) → `secondary`, the default (a filled chip) → `quiet` (unfilled, taking a wash on hover). The pill is edgeless in light mode and keeps a hairline `border` token in dark, where a shadow alone would not separate it from the sheet. Defaults to `placement="sticky"` — render it as the last child of the scrolling content and it holds its place over a long list. Counts are announced through a live region that outlives the bar, so the first change is not lost; `open` drives an animated mount so it can appear and leave as the selection goes dirty and clean. Every action closes the bar, so the caller must move focus deliberately in `onClick`. _Key props:_ `open`, `counts` (`value`, `label`), `actions` (`label`, `onClick`, `emphasis`, `icon`, `iconPosition`, `disabled`, `dividerBefore`), `placement`, `aria-label`, `className`.
 
-## Feedback & status
-
-- **`Alert`** — Inline alert/callout (info, success, warning, error).
-- **`StatusBadge`** — Large status indicator (e.g. success checkmark) for terminal/confirmation screens. _Key props:_ `type`.
-- **`StatBadge`** — Pill showing a numeric value with a label (e.g. "3 accounts selected"). _Key props:_ `count`, `label`.
-- **`Tag`** — Small status/label tag. Types: success, error, warning, default. _Key props:_ `value`, `type`, `paddingSize`, `textTransform`, `WidthSize`.
-- **`NumberTag`** — Compact numeric badge/counter.
-- **`Progress`** — Progress bar.
-- **`LoadingBar`** — Indeterminate full-width loading line; the variant colour sweeps across a pale track for work of unknown duration. Toggle `active` rather than unmounting, so the reserved height prevents layout shift. _Key props:_ `active`, `LoadingBarVariant` (`default` | `warning` | `error`), `LoadingBarSize` (`small` | `medium` | `large`), `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`, `className`, `style`.
-- **`Spinner`** — Loading spinner.
-- **`Skeleton`** — Loading placeholders. Includes `Skeleton.Avatar` and `Skeleton.Input`.
-- **`Tooltip`** — Hover/focus tooltip; also works on disabled controls (see CLAUDE.md). It describes its trigger once shown, so `describesTrigger={false}` where the same sentence is already on screen and referenced — otherwise a screen reader reads it twice. _Key props:_ `text`, `placement`, `delay`, `maxWidth`, `shouldShow`, `triggerAs`, `describesTrigger`, `isShrinkable`, `fill`, `wrapChildren`.
-- **`TruncatedTooltip`** — Shows a tooltip only when its text is truncated.
-- **`Confetti`** — Celebratory confetti burst for success moments. _Key props:_ `pieces`.
-- **`ConfirmationDialog`** — Asks the customer to confirm one consequential action — a preset over `Modal`, not a second dialog implementation. `variant` picks a whole coherent set at once (badge fill, tray tint, caption colour, badge icon and confirm-button variant), so `destructive` cannot end up with a non-destructive confirm button; `destructive` also renders as `role="alertdialog"`, and `description` is wired to the dialog through `aria-describedby`, so the consequence is announced and not just the title. `confirmPhrase` gates the confirm action on typing that exact phrase, for a consequence severe enough that one click should not be able to cause it — the typed value is trimmed, since copying a name picks up a trailing space, but stays case-sensitive, and the field clears each time the dialog opens, being a per-decision gate rather than a value. Neither a destructive dialog nor one carrying a `confirmPhrase` dismisses on a scrim click, and `loading` suppresses the pointer routes — the scrim and the close button — as well as disabling the buttons. It never suppresses ESC: that is the only guaranteed keyboard exit from a focus trap, so it always reaches `onClose` and whether to abort is left to the caller. ESC reaches it whenever it is the topmost overlay, so it can be opened over a panel. `callout` renders an `Alert` in a full-width band at the top of the body — it scrolls with the body rather than being pinned under the header — and its `type` is chosen independently of `variant` — the frames pair a green badge with an amber callout. `titleAdornment` names the entity beside the title, `badgeIcon` overrides the variant’s glyph for an action-specific one, and `tip` is the `{ label?, message }` caption on the tray beneath the card, which `Modal` renders and describes. `children` is where extra body content goes. `onConfirm` does not close the dialog, so the caller can hold it open on `loading` while the request is in flight. `confirmPhraseLabel` also takes `{ prefix, suffix }`, which renders the phrase itself as a copyable token between the two — the gate is case-sensitive and space-exact, so a customer who has identified the right entity should not be locked out by a glyph they cannot tell apart. The copy control sits outside the element that names the field, so “Copy…” never lands in the field’s accessible name; `confirmPhraseCopyLabel` names it and `onPhraseCopied` reports a completed write with the phrase it copied. A rejected write says so in the field rather than failing silently, and the control is disabled where the Clipboard API is unavailable. A near miss is named rather than left to a disabled button: typing the phrase with the wrong case or the wrong spacing says which, once the whole phrase is there, and that message is the field’s `aria-describedby`. _Key props:_ `open`, `onClose`, `onConfirm`, `title`, `description`, `titleAdornment`, `badgeIcon`, `variant` (`default` | `warning` | `destructive` | `success`), `callout`, `confirmPhrase`, `confirmPhraseLabel`, `confirmPhraseCopyLabel`, `confirmPhrasePlaceholder`, `onPhraseCopied`, `confirmLabel`, `cancelLabel`, `loading`, `tip`, `size`, `aria-label`, `aria-labelledby`.
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 ## Typography
 
 - **`ClampText`** — Clamps text to N lines; expands to full text on hover/focus with a height animation. Wrapping markdown? Pass `variant="flow"` to the `Typography.MarkdownBlock` inside it, or the clamp counts blocks instead of lines.