takomi 2.5.1 → 2.5.4

package/assets/.agent/skills/embedded-captions/dna/README.md

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-# DNA registry — pick a visual language, not a preset
-
-A **DNA** is a complete, art-directed visual language: typeface, palette logic, motion
-grammar, and hero orchestration. It **parameterizes per scene** instead of shipping a
-fixed look: the accent color is sampled from THIS scene, the contact shadow falls along
-THIS scene's light, embed text blur matches THIS scene's depth-of-field, and the hero's
-entrance amplitude follows how hard the word was actually spoken (RMS).
-
-This replaces the template grab-bag. Six deep languages × scene adaptation beats 54
-shallow presets — every render is already fitted to its footage.
-
-## Category lock (deliveries field, enforced by the compilers)
-
-Every classic DNA's **home is Cinematic (column)** — that is where all ten were
-built and validated. (Standard/rail mode was retired 2026-06-12; the verbatim-rail
-need is served by the `anchor` theme. The old rail combos live in
-`~/Downloads/embedded-captions-archive/`.)
-
-## The ten
-
-| DNA             | Register       | Scene fit                                       | Voice                                                                                                                                                                       |
-| --------------- | -------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| **cream**       | premium-warm   | dark / mid warm scenes (band luma < 150)        | Inter, warm cream, screen blend, glowing emergence hero. The poetic default.                                                                                                |
-| **ink**         | premium        | **bright scenes (band luma > 150)**             | Inter, near-black, multiply blend — type reads as _printed on_ the wall. Fixes the bright-scene hole.                                                                       |
-| **editorial**   | editorial-luxe | introspective / fashion / poetic, mid-dark      | Bodoni Moda, bone, _lowercase italic hero_ — magazine elegance over shout.                                                                                                  |
-| **keynote**     | tech-premium   | product / launch / founder updates              | Inter 800, opaque white, line-wipe reveals, hero wipes UP. Stillness = confidence.                                                                                          |
-| **documentary** | formal         | interviews, serious subject matter              | Inter, bone, **burn-in reveals**, no hero. Gravitas IS the style.                                                                                                           |
-| **loud**        | loud           | hype / sport / music / social                   | Anton, scene-sampled accent hero, single-unit slam + caption-layer ripple; **body announces in front** (`bodyLayer: "fg"` — k-pop depth, deliberate).                       |
-| **neon**        | loud-cyber     | cyberpunk / nightlife / tech-noir (dark scenes) | Orbitron + electric cyan; words flicker-ignite like tubes; the hero **powers ON** with a strobe and hums (glow 0.5).                                                        |
-| **glitch**      | loud-cyber     | digital / hacker / AI / dystopia                | Space Grotesk; **RGB-split echo layers converge** as each beat lands; 0.10–0.12s machine percussion; landing bumps co-visible captions 2px.                                 |
-| **chrome**      | loud-luxe      | Y2K / fashion-tech / music                      | Audiowide cast in a **liquid-metal gradient** (background-clip:text on the word spans); one sheen sweep crosses the hero during the hold.                                   |
-| **velocity**    | loud-sport     | sport / automotive / fitness                    | Teko italic; every word arrives **along its motion vector** (streak + skew settling upright); the hero passes through with blurred speed-trail echoes and looms while held. |
-
-### fx fields (hero block) the engine understands
-
-`entrance: emergence | settle | slam | rise | wipe-up | flicker-on | streak` ·
-`glow` (0–0.5) · `echoes: [{dx,dy,color,opacity,blur}]` (converge-on-land duplicates) ·
-`sheen: true` (gradient sweep — pair with `wordCss` background-clip) · `wordCss`
-(per-word treatment; required for background-clip:text, which can't clip through
-composited children) · `ripple` (px — landing bump, captions only) · `loom` / `breathe`
-(hold-life) · `letterBlur` · `bodyLayer` (top-level: default layer for narration lines).
-
-## How to pick (agent)
-
-1. Read `safe-zones.json` → `heroAnchor.bandLuma` + `palette.temperature`.
-2. Bright band (>150) → **ink** (never fight a bright scene with cream/screen).
-3. Else pick by content register: poetic/warm → **cream** · introspective/luxe →
-   **editorial** · product/tech → **keynote** · serious/interview → **documentary** ·
-   hype/social → **loud**.
-4. State the pick + why in one line; the user decides (SKILL.md Step 0 still applies).
-
-## Authoring
-
-- Cinematic mode: `cinematic.json` → `"dna": "<name>"` (drop the `template` field).
-- Locked per DNA: family, palette scheme, blend, motion curves, hero orchestration.
-- Open per group (unchanged): size / weight / style / case / spacing + planes.
-- `var(--accent)` is available in per-group CSS — it resolves to the scene-sampled accent.
-
-## What the engine generates from the DNA (no authoring needed)
-
-- **Hero three-act**: co-visible captions dim 0.35s before the hero lands (setup) →
-  entrance with per-letter stagger, amplitude ∝ spoken loudness (impact) → slow breathe
-  - glow until exit (afterglow).
-- **Scene optics**: depth-match blur on embed captions, light-direction contact shadow.
-- All deterministic — measured from files, no randomness.
-
-## Climax selection — what earns the promotion
-
-Pick the **payoff, not the topic**: the words you would quote when paraphrasing the
-beat. "The stars were only limited by the pixel size" — the payoff is **pixel size**
-(the surprising claim), not "stars" (the subject). Test: would the word alone, big on
-screen, make the listener nod? A topic word makes them wait.
-
-- **Phrases are legal** (`match: "pixel size"` / `"skin food"`): a peak is a semantic
-  unit, not necessarily one token. 2–4 words max — beyond that it's a sentence, not a
-  peak.
-- **Prefer clause-final** — nothing left dangling to place after the lift.
-- **Never strand a determiner**: lifting "stars" out of "The stars…" leaves an orphan
-  "The" that vanishes mid-air. The compiler auto-absorbs a line-leading article into
-  the promoted phrase; mid-line, match the phrase including its article.
-- Sizes are TARGETED by the compiler, not just floored — author sizes are hints:
-  - **apex = frame event**: under 88% of usable width → raised toward a 93% fill.
-    Std height cap = `sizeRange[1] × 1.25` (≤46cqh; formal register ×1.0) — a std apex
-    bursts a rail, not a body composition. Cinematic cap = `sizeRange[1]`.
-  - **short words fill with TRACKING**: when the height cap binds before the width
-    target (SHINE — 5 glyphs), the compiler letterspaces up to +0.32em until the word
-    owns ~88% of the width (film-title craft: HER / DUNE). Long words fill by scale,
-    short words by air — impact is WIDTH-led either way.
-  - **minor = damped beat in the apex family**: `max(3× rail, 0.55× apex-final)`,
-    width-capped. A peak that reads as a label is a bug.
-  - **lockup context is RATIO-LOCKED**: kicker/tail = `0.26× hero` (clamped
-    0.05–0.085·h), recomputed after any width-fit raise. Don't hand-tune context
-    sizes — size the hero; the context follows like a poster system.
-
-## Climax placement — the lockup is the default, NOT the only composition
-
-A hero line takes `"placement": "subject" | "column"`:
-
-- **subject** (default) — the **ORBIT lockup** centered ON the subject. NOT a centered
-  sandwich: context anchors to the hero's EDGES like a poster kicker/tagline —
-  pre-context flush-left off the hero's top-left corner, post-context flush-right off
-  its bottom-right — so the small lines land BESIDE the head/shoulder (on the scene),
-  never on the face, and therefore EMBED (bg) like everything else. The eye reads a
-  diagonal: kicker ↘ HERO ↘ tail. Only the hero crosses the silhouette (the
-  matte-occlusion showcase). The context's job is reading continuity — it gets the
-  margins; the hero's job is the cinematic event — it gets the subject. Right when the
-  peak is THE dramatic moment: cream / loud / glitch / neon / velocity lean here.
-- **column** — the apex stays IN its column's reading flow and BURSTS it (oversized,
-  full hero motion + dim/glow privileges, but composed within the sentence's home
-  zone; spills toward the subject naturally when oversized). Right when the content
-  is a continuous read and the column is the narrative's home: keynotes, tutorials,
-  explainers, documentary. Registers: keynote / documentary / editorial lean here.
-
-Applying ONE composition to every peak is monoculture — the same failure the motion
-review caught. Pick per beat: a 15s explainer might run column peaks throughout and
-save the subject lockup for the single apex. (A third pattern — the editorial split,
-bg context upper + fg hero lower-third — lives in references/composition-craft.md and
-is the next placement candidate.)
-
-## The motion language (five layers, each DNA answers all five)
-
-A DNA's animation is not a parameter tweak on a shared fade — it's a distinct physics:
-
-| Layer                  | What it governs                                                                                                    | Where it lives                                        |
-| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- |
-| **word entrance**      | how each word materializes on its beat ({y,x,blur,scale,rot,dur,ease} or burn)                                     | `motion.soft/present/impact`                          |
-| **line exit**          | direction + speed of leaving, optional top-to-bottom cascade                                                       | `motion.exit` ({dur,y,x,scale,ease,stagger})          |
-| **hold-life**          | what text does while on screen — stillness is a deliberate choice                                                  | `hero.breathe` / `hero.loom` (0 = print-still)        |
-| **hero orchestration** | the three-act entrance signature (emergence / settle / slam / rise / **wipe-up**) + glow / letterBlur / **ripple** | `hero.*`                                              |
-| **timing physics**     | the duration & easing register everything obeys (percussive 0.15s ↔ atmospheric 0.6s)                              | implied by the values above — keep one family per DNA |
-
-Shipped signatures: cream = _light condenses_ (blur-settle, drift-up exits) · ink =
-_letterpress_ (scale-press, no float, dead-still) · editorial = _the pen glides_
-(x-glide with the italic, cascade-out page turns) · keynote = _surgical reveal_
-(burn words + line wipe + hero wipe-up, exits never move) · documentary = _burn and
-hold_ (motion's absence IS the language) · loud = _percussion_ (back-eased punches,
-alternating tilt, hero ripple that bumps every caption — never the footage).
-
-Rules inherited from hyperframes motion-principles: exits faster than entrances; vary
-ease families BETWEEN DNAs (not within one); `.out` enters, `.in` leaves; never two
-transform tweens on one element in the same window (wipe-up is clip-path so the
-afterglow scale channel stays free; loom subsumes breathe).
-
-## Adding a DNA
-
-Copy an existing `dna/<name>.json`, change the voice, keep the schema. The engine
-(`modes/cinematic/engine.html`) and both compilers consume it as-is. A DNA earns its
-place by being a _distinct voice with a reason to exist_ — not a recolor.
+# DNA registry — pick a visual language, not a preset
+
+A **DNA** is a complete, art-directed visual language: typeface, palette logic, motion
+grammar, and hero orchestration. It **parameterizes per scene** instead of shipping a
+fixed look: the accent color is sampled from THIS scene, the contact shadow falls along
+THIS scene's light, embed text blur matches THIS scene's depth-of-field, and the hero's
+entrance amplitude follows how hard the word was actually spoken (RMS).
+
+This replaces the template grab-bag. Six deep languages × scene adaptation beats 54
+shallow presets — every render is already fitted to its footage.
+
+## Category lock (deliveries field, enforced by the compilers)
+
+Every classic DNA's **home is Cinematic (column)** — that is where all ten were
+built and validated. (Standard/rail mode was retired 2026-06-12; the verbatim-rail
+need is served by the `anchor` theme. The old rail combos live in
+`~/Downloads/embedded-captions-archive/`.)
+
+## The ten
+
+| DNA             | Register       | Scene fit                                       | Voice                                                                                                                                                                       |
+| --------------- | -------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| **cream**       | premium-warm   | dark / mid warm scenes (band luma < 150)        | Inter, warm cream, screen blend, glowing emergence hero. The poetic default.                                                                                                |
+| **ink**         | premium        | **bright scenes (band luma > 150)**             | Inter, near-black, multiply blend — type reads as _printed on_ the wall. Fixes the bright-scene hole.                                                                       |
+| **editorial**   | editorial-luxe | introspective / fashion / poetic, mid-dark      | Bodoni Moda, bone, _lowercase italic hero_ — magazine elegance over shout.                                                                                                  |
+| **keynote**     | tech-premium   | product / launch / founder updates              | Inter 800, opaque white, line-wipe reveals, hero wipes UP. Stillness = confidence.                                                                                          |
+| **documentary** | formal         | interviews, serious subject matter              | Inter, bone, **burn-in reveals**, no hero. Gravitas IS the style.                                                                                                           |
+| **loud**        | loud           | hype / sport / music / social                   | Anton, scene-sampled accent hero, single-unit slam + caption-layer ripple; **body announces in front** (`bodyLayer: "fg"` — k-pop depth, deliberate).                       |
+| **neon**        | loud-cyber     | cyberpunk / nightlife / tech-noir (dark scenes) | Orbitron + electric cyan; words flicker-ignite like tubes; the hero **powers ON** with a strobe and hums (glow 0.5).                                                        |
+| **glitch**      | loud-cyber     | digital / hacker / AI / dystopia                | Space Grotesk; **RGB-split echo layers converge** as each beat lands; 0.10–0.12s machine percussion; landing bumps co-visible captions 2px.                                 |
+| **chrome**      | loud-luxe      | Y2K / fashion-tech / music                      | Audiowide cast in a **liquid-metal gradient** (background-clip:text on the word spans); one sheen sweep crosses the hero during the hold.                                   |
+| **velocity**    | loud-sport     | sport / automotive / fitness                    | Teko italic; every word arrives **along its motion vector** (streak + skew settling upright); the hero passes through with blurred speed-trail echoes and looms while held. |
+
+### fx fields (hero block) the engine understands
+
+`entrance: emergence | settle | slam | rise | wipe-up | flicker-on | streak` ·
+`glow` (0–0.5) · `echoes: [{dx,dy,color,opacity,blur}]` (converge-on-land duplicates) ·
+`sheen: true` (gradient sweep — pair with `wordCss` background-clip) · `wordCss`
+(per-word treatment; required for background-clip:text, which can't clip through
+composited children) · `ripple` (px — landing bump, captions only) · `loom` / `breathe`
+(hold-life) · `letterBlur` · `bodyLayer` (top-level: default layer for narration lines).
+
+## How to pick (agent)
+
+1. Read `safe-zones.json` → `heroAnchor.bandLuma` + `palette.temperature`.
+2. Bright band (>150) → **ink** (never fight a bright scene with cream/screen).
+3. Else pick by content register: poetic/warm → **cream** · introspective/luxe →
+   **editorial** · product/tech → **keynote** · serious/interview → **documentary** ·
+   hype/social → **loud**.
+4. State the pick + why in one line; the user decides (SKILL.md Step 0 still applies).
+
+## Authoring
+
+- Cinematic mode: `cinematic.json` → `"dna": "<name>"` (drop the `template` field).
+- Locked per DNA: family, palette scheme, blend, motion curves, hero orchestration.
+- Open per group (unchanged): size / weight / style / case / spacing + planes.
+- `var(--accent)` is available in per-group CSS — it resolves to the scene-sampled accent.
+
+## What the engine generates from the DNA (no authoring needed)
+
+- **Hero three-act**: co-visible captions dim 0.35s before the hero lands (setup) →
+  entrance with per-letter stagger, amplitude ∝ spoken loudness (impact) → slow breathe
+  - glow until exit (afterglow).
+- **Scene optics**: depth-match blur on embed captions, light-direction contact shadow.
+- All deterministic — measured from files, no randomness.
+
+## Climax selection — what earns the promotion
+
+Pick the **payoff, not the topic**: the words you would quote when paraphrasing the
+beat. "The stars were only limited by the pixel size" — the payoff is **pixel size**
+(the surprising claim), not "stars" (the subject). Test: would the word alone, big on
+screen, make the listener nod? A topic word makes them wait.
+
+- **Phrases are legal** (`match: "pixel size"` / `"skin food"`): a peak is a semantic
+  unit, not necessarily one token. 2–4 words max — beyond that it's a sentence, not a
+  peak.
+- **Prefer clause-final** — nothing left dangling to place after the lift.
+- **Never strand a determiner**: lifting "stars" out of "The stars…" leaves an orphan
+  "The" that vanishes mid-air. The compiler auto-absorbs a line-leading article into
+  the promoted phrase; mid-line, match the phrase including its article.
+- Sizes are TARGETED by the compiler, not just floored — author sizes are hints:
+  - **apex = frame event**: under 88% of usable width → raised toward a 93% fill.
+    Std height cap = `sizeRange[1] × 1.25` (≤46cqh; formal register ×1.0) — a std apex
+    bursts a rail, not a body composition. Cinematic cap = `sizeRange[1]`.
+  - **short words fill with TRACKING**: when the height cap binds before the width
+    target (SHINE — 5 glyphs), the compiler letterspaces up to +0.32em until the word
+    owns ~88% of the width (film-title craft: HER / DUNE). Long words fill by scale,
+    short words by air — impact is WIDTH-led either way.
+  - **minor = damped beat in the apex family**: `max(3× rail, 0.55× apex-final)`,
+    width-capped. A peak that reads as a label is a bug.
+  - **lockup context is RATIO-LOCKED**: kicker/tail = `0.26× hero` (clamped
+    0.05–0.085·h), recomputed after any width-fit raise. Don't hand-tune context
+    sizes — size the hero; the context follows like a poster system.
+
+## Climax placement — the lockup is the default, NOT the only composition
+
+A hero line takes `"placement": "subject" | "column"`:
+
+- **subject** (default) — the **ORBIT lockup** centered ON the subject. NOT a centered
+  sandwich: context anchors to the hero's EDGES like a poster kicker/tagline —
+  pre-context flush-left off the hero's top-left corner, post-context flush-right off
+  its bottom-right — so the small lines land BESIDE the head/shoulder (on the scene),
+  never on the face, and therefore EMBED (bg) like everything else. The eye reads a
+  diagonal: kicker ↘ HERO ↘ tail. Only the hero crosses the silhouette (the
+  matte-occlusion showcase). The context's job is reading continuity — it gets the
+  margins; the hero's job is the cinematic event — it gets the subject. Right when the
+  peak is THE dramatic moment: cream / loud / glitch / neon / velocity lean here.
+- **column** — the apex stays IN its column's reading flow and BURSTS it (oversized,
+  full hero motion + dim/glow privileges, but composed within the sentence's home
+  zone; spills toward the subject naturally when oversized). Right when the content
+  is a continuous read and the column is the narrative's home: keynotes, tutorials,
+  explainers, documentary. Registers: keynote / documentary / editorial lean here.
+
+Applying ONE composition to every peak is monoculture — the same failure the motion
+review caught. Pick per beat: a 15s explainer might run column peaks throughout and
+save the subject lockup for the single apex. (A third pattern — the editorial split,
+bg context upper + fg hero lower-third — lives in references/composition-craft.md and
+is the next placement candidate.)
+
+## The motion language (five layers, each DNA answers all five)
+
+A DNA's animation is not a parameter tweak on a shared fade — it's a distinct physics:
+
+| Layer                  | What it governs                                                                                                    | Where it lives                                        |
+| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- |
+| **word entrance**      | how each word materializes on its beat ({y,x,blur,scale,rot,dur,ease} or burn)                                     | `motion.soft/present/impact`                          |
+| **line exit**          | direction + speed of leaving, optional top-to-bottom cascade                                                       | `motion.exit` ({dur,y,x,scale,ease,stagger})          |
+| **hold-life**          | what text does while on screen — stillness is a deliberate choice                                                  | `hero.breathe` / `hero.loom` (0 = print-still)        |
+| **hero orchestration** | the three-act entrance signature (emergence / settle / slam / rise / **wipe-up**) + glow / letterBlur / **ripple** | `hero.*`                                              |
+| **timing physics**     | the duration & easing register everything obeys (percussive 0.15s ↔ atmospheric 0.6s)                              | implied by the values above — keep one family per DNA |
+
+Shipped signatures: cream = _light condenses_ (blur-settle, drift-up exits) · ink =
+_letterpress_ (scale-press, no float, dead-still) · editorial = _the pen glides_
+(x-glide with the italic, cascade-out page turns) · keynote = _surgical reveal_
+(burn words + line wipe + hero wipe-up, exits never move) · documentary = _burn and
+hold_ (motion's absence IS the language) · loud = _percussion_ (back-eased punches,
+alternating tilt, hero ripple that bumps every caption — never the footage).
+
+Rules inherited from hyperframes motion-principles: exits faster than entrances; vary
+ease families BETWEEN DNAs (not within one); `.out` enters, `.in` leaves; never two
+transform tweens on one element in the same window (wipe-up is clip-path so the
+afterglow scale channel stays free; loom subsumes breathe).
+
+## Adding a DNA
+
+Copy an existing `dna/<name>.json`, change the voice, keep the schema. The engine
+(`modes/cinematic/engine.html`) and both compilers consume it as-is. A DNA earns its
+place by being a _distinct voice with a reason to exist_ — not a recolor.

package/assets/.agent/skills/embedded-captions/dna/chrome.json

@@ -1,68 +1,68 @@
-{
-  "name": "chrome",
-  "title": "Chrome — Y2K liquid metal",
-  "register": "loud-luxe",
-  "when": "fashion-tech, music, Y2K-revival, product-flex content. The hero is cast in liquid metal — a gradient sheen sweeps across it once during the hold. Supporting lines stay cool steel.",
-  "font": {
-    "family": "Audiowide",
-    "weights": [400]
-  },
-  "palette": {
-    "scheme": "light-on-dark",
-    "cap_color": "#e8edf2",
-    "blend": "normal",
-    "accent": "#9fb6cc",
-    "accent_fallback": "#9fb6cc"
-  },
-  "optics": {
-    "depthMatch": true,
-    "contactShadow": true,
-    "warmBloom": false
-  },
-  "filter": "none",
-  "motion": {
-    "soft": {
-      "y": 6,
-      "scale": 1.04,
-      "dur": 0.3,
-      "ease": "power3.out"
-    },
-    "present": {
-      "y": 6,
-      "scale": 1.06,
-      "dur": 0.26,
-      "ease": "power3.out"
-    },
-    "impact": {
-      "y": 8,
-      "scale": 1.1,
-      "dur": 0.22,
-      "ease": "power4.out"
-    },
-    "exit": {
-      "dur": 0.25,
-      "ease": "power2.in",
-      "stagger": 0
-    }
-  },
-  "hero": {
-    "entrance": "settle",
-    "perLetter": false,
-    "letterStagger": 0,
-    "glow": 0.15,
-    "dimOthers": 0.4,
-    "breathe": 0.008,
-    "sheen": true,
-    "case": "uppercase",
-    "tracking": "0.02em",
-    "sizeRange": [0.18, 0.3],
-    "css": "",
-    "wordCss": "background: linear-gradient(105deg,#3a4350 0%,#f6fbff 20%,#8fa0b2 38%,#ffffff 50%,#2e3742 64%,#eef6fd 82%,#6b7888 100%); background-size: 220% 100%; -webkit-background-clip: text; background-clip: text; -webkit-text-fill-color: transparent; text-shadow: none;"
-  },
-  "css": "",
-  "deliveries": {
-    "home": "column",
-    "rail": "unvalidated",
-    "note": "signature = liquid-metal wordCss + sheen sweep (engine fx) — std ignores wordCss/fx"
-  }
-}
+{
+  "name": "chrome",
+  "title": "Chrome — Y2K liquid metal",
+  "register": "loud-luxe",
+  "when": "fashion-tech, music, Y2K-revival, product-flex content. The hero is cast in liquid metal — a gradient sheen sweeps across it once during the hold. Supporting lines stay cool steel.",
+  "font": {
+    "family": "Audiowide",
+    "weights": [400]
+  },
+  "palette": {
+    "scheme": "light-on-dark",
+    "cap_color": "#e8edf2",
+    "blend": "normal",
+    "accent": "#9fb6cc",
+    "accent_fallback": "#9fb6cc"
+  },
+  "optics": {
+    "depthMatch": true,
+    "contactShadow": true,
+    "warmBloom": false
+  },
+  "filter": "none",
+  "motion": {
+    "soft": {
+      "y": 6,
+      "scale": 1.04,
+      "dur": 0.3,
+      "ease": "power3.out"
+    },
+    "present": {
+      "y": 6,
+      "scale": 1.06,
+      "dur": 0.26,
+      "ease": "power3.out"
+    },
+    "impact": {
+      "y": 8,
+      "scale": 1.1,
+      "dur": 0.22,
+      "ease": "power4.out"
+    },
+    "exit": {
+      "dur": 0.25,
+      "ease": "power2.in",
+      "stagger": 0
+    }
+  },
+  "hero": {
+    "entrance": "settle",
+    "perLetter": false,
+    "letterStagger": 0,
+    "glow": 0.15,
+    "dimOthers": 0.4,
+    "breathe": 0.008,
+    "sheen": true,
+    "case": "uppercase",
+    "tracking": "0.02em",
+    "sizeRange": [0.18, 0.3],
+    "css": "",
+    "wordCss": "background: linear-gradient(105deg,#3a4350 0%,#f6fbff 20%,#8fa0b2 38%,#ffffff 50%,#2e3742 64%,#eef6fd 82%,#6b7888 100%); background-size: 220% 100%; -webkit-background-clip: text; background-clip: text; -webkit-text-fill-color: transparent; text-shadow: none;"
+  },
+  "css": "",
+  "deliveries": {
+    "home": "column",
+    "rail": "unvalidated",
+    "note": "signature = liquid-metal wordCss + sheen sweep (engine fx) — std ignores wordCss/fx"
+  }
+}

package/assets/.agent/skills/embedded-captions/dna/cream.json

@@ -1,69 +1,69 @@
-{
-  "name": "cream",
-  "title": "Warm cream — the poetic default",
-  "register": "premium-warm",
-  "when": "dark / mid-tone warm scenes (band luma < 150): studios, evening interiors, moody interviews. Introspective, narrative, emotional content. The successor of cinematic-cream.",
-  "font": {
-    "family": "Inter",
-    "weights": [500, 600, 700, 900]
-  },
-  "palette": {
-    "scheme": "light-on-dark",
-    "cap_color": "#fff5df",
-    "blend": "screen",
-    "accent": "scene",
-    "accent_fallback": "#e3c06a"
-  },
-  "optics": {
-    "depthMatch": true,
-    "contactShadow": true,
-    "warmBloom": true
-  },
-  "filter": "contrast(1.08)",
-  "motion": {
-    "soft": {
-      "y": 8,
-      "blur": 2.5,
-      "dur": 0.5,
-      "ease": "power2.out"
-    },
-    "present": {
-      "y": 6,
-      "blur": 1.5,
-      "scale": 1.03,
-      "dur": 0.3,
-      "ease": "power3.out"
-    },
-    "impact": {
-      "y": 12,
-      "blur": 1.5,
-      "scale": 1.08,
-      "dur": 0.24,
-      "ease": "power4.out"
-    },
-    "exit": {
-      "dur": 0.45,
-      "y": -8,
-      "ease": "sine.in",
-      "stagger": 0
-    }
-  },
-  "hero": {
-    "entrance": "emergence",
-    "perLetter": true,
-    "letterStagger": 0.016,
-    "glow": 0.3,
-    "dimOthers": 0.45,
-    "breathe": 0.012,
-    "case": "uppercase",
-    "tracking": "-0.03em",
-    "sizeRange": [0.2, 0.34],
-    "letterBlur": 2.5
-  },
-  "css": "",
-  "deliveries": {
-    "home": "column",
-    "rail": "validated",
-    "note": "standard-mode lineage IS cinematic-cream; validated std renders (jimeng)"
-  }
-}
+{
+  "name": "cream",
+  "title": "Warm cream — the poetic default",
+  "register": "premium-warm",
+  "when": "dark / mid-tone warm scenes (band luma < 150): studios, evening interiors, moody interviews. Introspective, narrative, emotional content. The successor of cinematic-cream.",
+  "font": {
+    "family": "Inter",
+    "weights": [500, 600, 700, 900]
+  },
+  "palette": {
+    "scheme": "light-on-dark",
+    "cap_color": "#fff5df",
+    "blend": "screen",
+    "accent": "scene",
+    "accent_fallback": "#e3c06a"
+  },
+  "optics": {
+    "depthMatch": true,
+    "contactShadow": true,
+    "warmBloom": true
+  },
+  "filter": "contrast(1.08)",
+  "motion": {
+    "soft": {
+      "y": 8,
+      "blur": 2.5,
+      "dur": 0.5,
+      "ease": "power2.out"
+    },
+    "present": {
+      "y": 6,
+      "blur": 1.5,
+      "scale": 1.03,
+      "dur": 0.3,
+      "ease": "power3.out"
+    },
+    "impact": {
+      "y": 12,
+      "blur": 1.5,
+      "scale": 1.08,
+      "dur": 0.24,
+      "ease": "power4.out"
+    },
+    "exit": {
+      "dur": 0.45,
+      "y": -8,
+      "ease": "sine.in",
+      "stagger": 0
+    }
+  },
+  "hero": {
+    "entrance": "emergence",
+    "perLetter": true,
+    "letterStagger": 0.016,
+    "glow": 0.3,
+    "dimOthers": 0.45,
+    "breathe": 0.012,
+    "case": "uppercase",
+    "tracking": "-0.03em",
+    "sizeRange": [0.2, 0.34],
+    "letterBlur": 2.5
+  },
+  "css": "",
+  "deliveries": {
+    "home": "column",
+    "rail": "validated",
+    "note": "standard-mode lineage IS cinematic-cream; validated std renders (jimeng)"
+  }
+}