Operational component, token, layout, media, and rule catalog for the Portfolio site. It is built for live UI review by humans and for repeatable implementation by agents.
Git tag: design-system/v0.11.0
Commit range: design-system/v0.10.0 -> design-system/v0.11.0
design-system/v0.11.0 Add git-backed design system changelog Git tag: design-system/v0.10.0
Commit range: c7f1e8c
c7f1e8c Add pre-renderable animation wrappers Git tag: design-system/v0.9.0
Commit range: b49f8a9 -> 490f20b
b49f8a9 Promote OpCon Graph use-case visuals 490f20b Refine use-case visuals and content Git tag: design-system/v0.8.0
Commit range: 4450345 -> 6b32c43
4450345 Normalize page shell and portfolio content 6b32c43 Route design system through generic page template Git tag: design-system/v0.7.0
Commit range: d8ff877 -> 8e43625
d8ff877 Render use-case markdown body 33f96cb Use medium markdown headings 8e43625 Add rich text content blocks Git tag: design-system/v0.6.0
Commit range: 5a9f00c -> 0d62df1
5a9f00c Add public use-cases and homepage contact CTA d7a622b Generalize portfolio content blocks 0d62df1 Update LifeGraph use-case snapshot Git tag: design-system/v0.5.0
Commit range: 99540b1 -> dfee265
99540b1 Refine homepage article visual system 2d029d9 Refine header home button gradient treatment a03a911 Refine notes article UI and animated accents d5c9c8f Close article path backlog batch dfee265 Refine design system tokens and floating button Git tag: design-system/v0.4.0
Commit range: f8a45a7 -> 5394e11
f8a45a7 Polish header and interaction design system de0b728 Refine header subnavigation 6777988 Refine design system header and menu layout d332992 Fix design system header scroll behavior bf13e4d Align interactive controls with semantic spacing 7257296 Migrate content containers to semantic spacing b23144b Fix design system preview and spacing regressions c40ec3d Apply surface spacing tokens 6a9dfc3 Fix touch breakpoint switcher eee8141 Isolate preview breakpoint state b19db89 Fix design system menu state and mobile overlay 5394e11 Finalize header and menu spacing contracts Git tag: design-system/v0.3.0
Commit range: 0528f68 -> bc159cf
0528f68 Refine design system page template composition 8b45a15 Refine clickable design system menu 9e6b7c9 Refine design system template controls 5216caa Refine design system composition list 2ef9a13 Spawn portfolio design system agents e28cc1f Fix design system essence handoff 3f560a1 Expand design system essence catalog bc159cf Add design system component page header Git tag: design-system/v0.2.0
Commit range: a248412 -> 60f3209
a248412 Define design system breakpoint tokens c2ce80a Apply breakpoint tokens across site 8629a6b Add design system component page template 60f3209 Refine design system preview primitives Git tag: design-system/v0.1.0
Commit range: 1c55ed4 -> 9e6fd05
1c55ed4 Build Astro MVP skeleton 22f7dc7 Build operational design system page 9e6fd05 Refine design system navigation June 18th, 2026
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June 18th, 2026
Article summary text with enough length to show the card rhythm.
June 17th, 2026
Article summary text that makes the abstract grid behavior visible.
June 16th, 2026
Article summary text.
June 18th, 2026
A compact preview of a note about reusable context, memory, and agent handoff.
June 16th, 2026
A short teaser explaining how cheaper execution changes design and delivery choices.
June 12th, 2026
A preview of how documentation can become something agents can directly use.
June 4th, 2026
A note about which artifacts still matter when implementation gets faster.
May 28th, 2026
A card preview about shifting attention from static artifacts to tested decisions.
May 19th, 2026
A short note on what disappears, changes, or survives when systems get more agentic.
May 7th, 2026
A preview of reusable memory, templates, and system behaviors across projects.
February 21st, 2026
A note about AI as a reflection of taste, context, responsibility, and constraints.
February 12th, 2026
A preview of work habits that may exist only because implementation used to be expensive.
June 18th, 2026
This is a short article version for lazy readers. It gives the core idea before the full body starts.
This is a stub paragraph for an article body preview. It shows how the main text starts after the surrounding article structure has already been handled elsewhere. The paragraph is intentionally neutral so the component does not depend on a specific note.
The second paragraph is slightly longer and gives the preview a more realistic rhythm. It contains several sentences so spacing between lines and paragraphs can be judged without real article content. The goal is to test reading comfort, not to explain the component.
A third paragraph checks how the body behaves when the text becomes denser. It should still feel like one coherent thought rather than a stack of isolated sentences. The body should carry readable article text without owning metadata, summaries, related cards, or title treatment. If the paragraph rhythm feels broken here, the issue belongs to the article body treatment.
The final paragraph closes the stub body with a shorter block. It helps show the bottom edge of the component and confirms that the body wrapper does not add unrelated article furniture.
July 11th, 2026
Use-case summary text that explains why this use-case matters.
This section explains what the use-case is.
This section explains what problem the use-case solves.
This section explains how the use-case works.
Use-case description text.
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Then the shot, then the reason.
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The finished draft is formatted, paced, and ready for review.
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A rough idea sits open on the table. Notes, arrows, and half-written scenes cover the page.
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OWNER
This works, but the rhythm is wrong.
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AGENT
Then we keep the scene and adjust the beat.
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The draft shifts into a cleaner sequence. Dialogue tightens. Production notes move into place.
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A camera crew waits near the edge. The shot list appears beside the dialogue, clear enough to use.
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DIRECTOR
Give me the short version first.
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PRODUCER
Then the shot, then the reason.
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The scenario keeps scrolling. Each correction becomes a reusable rule instead of a one-off fix.
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3 INT. EDIT ROOM - NIGHT 3
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The finished draft is formatted, paced, and ready for review.
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INT. SMALL STUDIO - MORNING
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A rough idea sits open on the table. Notes, arrows, and half-written scenes cover the page.
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OWNER
This works, but the rhythm is wrong.
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AGENT
Then we keep the scene and adjust the beat.
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The draft shifts into a cleaner sequence. Dialogue tightens. Production notes move into place.
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2 EXT. CITY ROOFTOP - DAY 2
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A camera crew waits near the edge. The shot list appears beside the dialogue, clear enough to use.
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DIRECTOR
Give me the short version first.
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PRODUCER
Then the shot, then the reason.
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The scenario keeps scrolling. Each correction becomes a reusable rule instead of a one-off fix.
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The finished draft is formatted, paced, and ready for review.
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July 11th, 2026
Use-case summary text that explains why this use-case matters.
This section explains what the use-case is.
This section explains what problem the use-case solves.
This section explains how the use-case works.
Use-case description text.
June 18th, 2026
Article summary text that previews the article content.
June 18th, 2026
Article summary text with enough length to show the card rhythm.
June 17th, 2026
Article summary text that makes the abstract grid behavior visible.
June 16th, 2026
Article summary text.
June 18th, 2026
A compact preview of a note about reusable context, memory, and agent handoff.
June 16th, 2026
A short teaser explaining how cheaper execution changes design and delivery choices.
June 12th, 2026
A preview of how documentation can become something agents can directly use.
June 4th, 2026
A note about which artifacts still matter when implementation gets faster.
May 28th, 2026
A card preview about shifting attention from static artifacts to tested decisions.
May 19th, 2026
A short note on what disappears, changes, or survives when systems get more agentic.
May 7th, 2026
A preview of reusable memory, templates, and system behaviors across projects.
February 21st, 2026
A note about AI as a reflection of taste, context, responsibility, and constraints.
February 12th, 2026
A preview of work habits that may exist only because implementation used to be expensive.
June 18th, 2026
This is a short article version for lazy readers. It gives the core idea before the full body starts.
This is a stub paragraph for an article body preview. It shows how the main text starts after the surrounding article structure has already been handled elsewhere. The paragraph is intentionally neutral so the component does not depend on a specific note.
The second paragraph is slightly longer and gives the preview a more realistic rhythm. It contains several sentences so spacing between lines and paragraphs can be judged without real article content. The goal is to test reading comfort, not to explain the component.
A third paragraph checks how the body behaves when the text becomes denser. It should still feel like one coherent thought rather than a stack of isolated sentences. The body should carry readable article text without owning metadata, summaries, related cards, or title treatment. If the paragraph rhythm feels broken here, the issue belongs to the article body treatment.
The final paragraph closes the stub body with a shorter block. It helps show the bottom edge of the component and confirms that the body wrapper does not add unrelated article furniture.
June 16th, 2026
A short teaser explaining how cheaper execution changes design and delivery choices.
June 12th, 2026
A preview of how documentation can become something agents can directly use.
June 4th, 2026
A note about which artifacts still matter when implementation gets faster.
This is a short article version for lazy readers. It gives the core idea before the full body starts.
This is a stub paragraph for an article body preview. It shows how the main text starts after the surrounding article structure has already been handled elsewhere. The paragraph is intentionally neutral so the component does not depend on a specific note.
The second paragraph is slightly longer and gives the preview a more realistic rhythm. It contains several sentences so spacing between lines and paragraphs can be judged without real article content. The goal is to test reading comfort, not to explain the component.
A third paragraph checks how the body behaves when the text becomes denser. It should still feel like one coherent thought rather than a stack of isolated sentences. The body should carry readable article text without owning metadata, summaries, related cards, or title treatment. If the paragraph rhythm feels broken here, the issue belongs to the article body treatment.
The final paragraph closes the stub body with a shorter block. It helps show the bottom edge of the component and confirms that the body wrapper does not add unrelated article furniture.
This paragraph represents a Wiki-published article paragraph after Portfolio maps it into the Rich Text system.
Long-form content can include sections, supporting paragraphs, lists, quotes, images, and code without each page inventing local styles.
Meaning comes from the source content. Rhythm, contrast, and reading comfort come from Rich Text.
free-form input -> structured record -> rendered rich textThis is a rich text paragraph meant for long-form reading inside Wiki-published content.
A quote should feel like a deliberate pause inside long-form reading.
const source = "wiki";
const presentation = "portfolio";Use browser-native tooltip via title.
collapsed: Expand submenu expanded: Collapse submenu Responsive preview scope.
Visual or interaction state for a single interactive component.
Simulated user interaction state for icon-only or nested interactive controls where State would be ambiguous.
Boolean current-item marker for navigation-like components.
Heading hierarchy level.
Text alignment along the inline axis.
Expanded or collapsed visibility state for children.
Whether a grouped navigation label is also a navigation target.
Whether Preview uses its approved inverse background context.
Visual hierarchy or alternate presentation of the same component contract.
Primary visible title or heading text for a content-bearing component.
Optional supporting explanation text for a content-bearing component.
Short category, type, or metadata label for an item.
Current availability or lifecycle text for an item.
Native anchor destination for navigation components.
Spacing and packing intent for repeated layout or component composition.
Approved accent identity used to derive interactive colors.
Maximum number of items rendered by a repeated-content component.
Boolean visibility control for a component-owned follow-up action.
0-640px 641-1024px 1025-1919px 1920px+ --color-bg --color-bg-inverse #ffffff / rgb(255, 255, 255) #191b1f / rgb(25, 27, 31) Background Essence --color-bg-secondary --color-bg-secondary-inverse #eeeeee / rgb(238, 238, 238) #191b1f / rgb(25, 27, 31) Background Secondary Essence --color-surface --color-surface-inverse #ffffff / rgb(255, 255, 255) #191b1f / rgb(25, 27, 31) Surface Essence --color-text --color-text-inverse #191b1f / rgb(25, 27, 31) #ffffff / rgb(255, 255, 255) Text Essence --color-secondary-text --color-secondary-text-inverse #5c6470 / rgb(92, 100, 112) #b8c0ca / rgb(184, 192, 202) Secondary Text Essence --color-line --color-line-inverse #b8c0ca / rgb(184, 192, 202) #5c6470 / rgb(92, 100, 112) Line Essence --color-accent --color-accent-inverse #2979ff / rgb(41, 121, 255) #ffffff / rgb(255, 255, 255) Accent Essence --color-accent-alt --color-accent-alt-inverse #000000 / rgb(0, 0, 0) #ffffff / rgb(255, 255, 255) Alt Accent Essence --color-success --color-success-inverse #1f7a4d / rgb(31, 122, 77) #1f7a4d / rgb(31, 122, 77) Success Essence --color-warning --color-warning-inverse #9a5b00 / rgb(154, 91, 0) #9a5b00 / rgb(154, 91, 0) Warning Essence --color-debug --color-debug-inverse #ff00ff / rgb(255, 0, 255) #ff00ff / rgb(255, 0, 255) Debug Essence --gradient-brand-blue-dominant Blue-dominant gradient with pink accent stops Brand Blue Dominant Essence No icons match this search.
Reusable proportional spacing helpers that are not tied to one component category.
--spacing-generic-left-golden-ratio: desktop: 14.6% tablet: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-generic-right-golden-ratio: desktop: 23.6% tablet: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px Header layers, header navigation rhythm, and sticky header reserve.
--spacing-header-left: mirrors --spacing-generic-left-golden-ratio tablet: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-header-right: mirrors --spacing-generic-right-golden-ratio tablet: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-header-top-part-top: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-header-layer-y: --space-1 / 4px --spacing-header-middle-part-gap: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-header-reserve-bottom: --space-3 / 12px Full-width content blocks inside pages with their own internal padding.
--spacing-block-top: default: --space-8 * 2 / 64px mobile: --space-6 * 2 / 48px --spacing-block-right: mirrors --spacing-generic-right-golden-ratio tablet: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-block-bottom: default: --space-8 * 2 / 64px mobile: --space-6 * 2 / 48px --spacing-block-left: mirrors --spacing-generic-left-golden-ratio tablet: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-block-gap: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-6 / 24px Long-form semantic content blocks mapped from Wiki Markdown into Rich Text subcomponents.
--spacing-rich-text-top: 0 --spacing-rich-text-right: mirrors --spacing-block-right --spacing-rich-text-bottom: half of --spacing-block-bottom --spacing-rich-text-left: mirrors --spacing-block-left Compact variant of Block spacing for denser full-width content blocks.
--spacing-block-compact-top: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-6 / 24px --spacing-block-compact-right: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-block-compact-bottom: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-6 / 24px --spacing-block-compact-left: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-block-compact-gap: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-6 / 24px Page content and large layout zones.
--spacing-content-top: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-6 / 24px --spacing-content-right: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-content-bottom: default: --space-12 / 48px mobile: --space-8 / 32px --spacing-content-left: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-content-gap: default: --space-8 / 32px mobile: --space-6 / 24px Cards, framed blocks, and preview-like surfaces.
--spacing-surface-top: default: --space-6 / 24px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-surface-right: default: --space-6 / 24px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-surface-bottom: default: --space-6 / 24px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-surface-left: default: --space-6 / 24px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-surface-gap: default: --space-4 / 16px mobile: --space-3 / 12px Buttons, menu items, prop buttons, and button-like links.
--spacing-interactive-top: --space-2 / 8px --spacing-interactive-right: --space-2 / 8px --spacing-interactive-bottom: --space-2 / 8px --spacing-interactive-left: --space-2 / 8px --spacing-interactive-gap: --space-2 / 8px Side menu and navigation hierarchy spacing.
--spacing-navigation-top: --space-8 / 32px --spacing-navigation-right: --space-8 / 32px --spacing-navigation-bottom: --space-8 / 32px --spacing-navigation-left: --space-8 / 32px --spacing-navigation-gap: --space-1 / 4px --spacing-navigation-indent: 40px Outer spacing reserved by the side menu container before the menu tree starts and after it ends.
--spacing-menu-container-top: default: 124px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-menu-container-right: 0 --spacing-menu-container-bottom: default: 124px mobile: --space-4 / 16px --spacing-menu-container-left: --space-4 / 16px Base distances that semantic tokens map to.
--space-1: 0.25rem / 4px --space-2: 0.5rem / 8px --space-3: 0.75rem / 12px --space-4: 1rem / 16px --space-6: 1.5rem / 24px --space-8: 2rem / 32px --space-12: 3rem / 48px --radius-sm: 0.5rem / 8px
Small Corner Radius Essence
--radius-md: 0.75rem / 12px
Medium Corner Radius Essence
--radius-pill: 999px
Pill Corner Radius Essence
--interaction-normal-bg: transparent Color is derived from selected accent --interaction-*-hover-bg Background is selected accent with transparency --interaction-*-pressed-bg Pressed state is derived from selected accent --interaction-focus-ring Inset 1px accent ring; outline: none --interaction-focus-visible-ring Inset 2px accent ring; keyboard-visible state --interaction-focus-extra-contrast-ring 2px background gap, then 2px accent ring --interaction-focus-visible-extra-contrast-ring 2px background gap, then 3px accent ring --interaction-*-selected-bg Selected state is derived from selected accent --interaction-disabled-opacity: 0.55 Unavailable state; non-interactive --line-height-tight: 1.2 --line-height-body: 1.5 --music-fifth-ratio: 2 --music-steps-per-fifth: 5 --music-step-ratio: 1.149 --font-size-base: 16px / 1em = 16px 0.875em / 14px / regular / line-height 1.2 1em / 16px / regular / line-height 1.5 1.125rem / 18px / regular / line-height 1.7 1em / 16px / medium / line-height 1.5 1.125em / 18px / medium / line-height 1.2 1.3125em / 21px / medium / line-height 1.2 1.5em / 24px / medium / line-height 1.2 1.75em / 28px / medium / line-height 1.2 2em / 32px / medium / line-height 1.2 2.3125em / 37px / medium / line-height 1.2 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
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June 18th, 2026
Article summary text that previews the article content.
June 18th, 2026
Article summary text with enough length to show the card rhythm.
June 17th, 2026
Article summary text that makes the abstract grid behavior visible.
June 16th, 2026
Article summary text.
June 18th, 2026
Article summary text that previews the article content.
June 18th, 2026
Article summary text with enough length to show the card rhythm.
June 17th, 2026
Article summary text that makes the abstract grid behavior visible.
June 16th, 2026
Article summary text.