Color

Primary button, link, the "new" mark and Amanda’s sphere. The goal bar and the high signal are that same fourth thing: blue marking the agent’s progress.

Outside those four it does not appear. Selected tab, row and navigation go grey at 6% and text weight — selected is neutral. Terracotta stays "person", not a second accent spread around.

The navy holds white letters comfortably, but as a letter over the island it collapses. It is the same colour in both cases: what changes is which side of it you are on.

So the navy is a highlight surface and nothing else — never text, never a line, never a loose icon. Link and focus ring climb to #7aa3f0, which does read over the elevated surface. In light the problem does not exist: #2457A8 on white passes, so there the link stays the action colour.

Muted text #707070 over the island lands below 4.5:1. In the study it only carries 10–11 px mono metadata (a row’s time, a signal label), never prose.

It is written here because it is the one measured thing in the proposal that does not pass, and it is a decision, not an oversight: if the founder approves, either that grey goes up, or the rule gets written that it never carries text anyone has to read.