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Design system

Two worlds, one token layer.

Every component in @/components/console renders in both spaces without being told which one it is in. This page is where that claim is checked: the tokens each space resolves, then the library itself, every entry drawn twice from the same element.

Back to the fleet
Operator space

Calm enough to glance at, like a thermostat.

The default world, and where the whole diagnostic now happens. Warm white, generous whitespace, muted status colour, pill buttons. An operator watching eight healthy homes should feel nothing at all. No neon reaches this space.

Geist SansRadius 12pxSoft elevation

The scan, its six live-versus-reference channels, the verdict and the actions all render in these tokens, on the unit page, beside the telemetry that prompted them.

Colour

Every value below is read back from the live stylesheet.

--bg Page, warm white
--surface Panels, greige
--surface-2 Nested panels
--ink Primary text
--ink-soft Secondary text
--muted Decoration, large text3.31:1 — large text and decoration only; body-size text uses --ink-soft.
--line Hairlines
--line-strong Emphasised rules
--nominal Sage, all clear
--warn Amber, attention
--alert Clay, alert
--nominal-tint Chip ground
--warn-tint Chip ground
--alert-tint Chip ground

Type

Geist Sans. Sentence case, tight display tracking.

display

All units nominal.

 
title

Elm House

 
heading

Left knee actuator

 
body

Eight units reporting. Average battery 78 percent, no open incidents.

 
small

Last contact 4 seconds ago

 
label

Fleet status

 

Status

Tinted, never loud. The fleet is usually fine.

NominalAttentionAlert
NominalAttentionAlert

Diagnostic

The scan, in the page's own tokens. Live canvas, real components.

Action

One black pill per screen. Everything else recedes.

Surface

Separated by warmth and a hairline, not by weight.

Elm House
Nominal

N-07

Battery 82% · 4 s ago

Carmelita Drive
Attention

N-03

Torque ripple on left knee

Regent Court
Alert

N-05

Actuator over temperature

Label

The quiet workhorse. Names a region, never competes.

Fleet status
Subsystems
Open incident
Machine space

What the robot says about itself

The second reading of a diagnostic, and not the default one. Phosphor mono on the void, radius zero, no elevation anywhere — hierarchy comes from luminance and one-pixel rules. Every component below is the same component as above.

JetBrains MonoRadius 0Scanline 3.5%Opt-in

Off by default. Run a diagnostic on a troubled unit and press Machine view on the diagnostic card; Escape returns. Nothing restarts on the way in or out — both surfaces are projections of one incident session, which is what this page is really demonstrating.

Colour

Read back live, same as above.

--bg Void
--ink Phosphor
--ink-soft Body
--muted Meta
--line Grid
--line-strong Rule
--nominal Operating
--warn Degraded
--alert Damaged
--signal Magenta, rare

Type

Uppercase system voice. Dense leading.

display

Diagnostic

 
title

Unit N-07

 
heading

Actuator bus

 
body

Scanning channel 06 of 06

 
small

Ref delta +0.42 gain

 
label

Subsystem

 

Status

Inverted blocks. The same StatusChip, no props changed.

OperatingDegradedDamaged

Parts

Operating parts manifest.

0001—HIP_LOperating
0002—HIP_ROperating
0003—KNEE_LDamaged
0004—KNEE_ROperating
0005—ANKLE_LOperating
0006—ANKLE_ROperating
0007—SHOULDER_LOperating
0008—SHOULDER_RDegraded
0009—ELBOW_LOperating
0010—ELBOW_ROperating
0011—WRIST_LOperating
0012—TORSO_YAWOperating

Action

Square, mono, uppercase. The pill token is zero here.

Surface

No elevation. A one-pixel box on the void.

Channel 03
Damaged

KNEE_L

Gain anomaly · A-07

Channel 08
Degraded

SHOULDER_R

Ripple within tolerance

Channel 01
Operating

HIP_L

Matches reference trace

Label

Rules run to the edge, as on the reference boards.

Subsystem scan
Actuator bus
Divergence flagged
The library

Thirteen components, and what they promise.

Store-wired regions live in @/components/fleet and are not documented here: a lint rule stops anything in this library from importing a store, which is what keeps the list below re-usable rather than app-shaped.