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pre-function-runner-removal

Baseline before removing Function Runner and the workflow chain editor (2026-08-27). Last commit with workflows-core/workflows-react and the FR integration intact.

pre-design-sync

Restore point taken immediately before running a design-sync

`beta/main` as it stood before a Claude Design sync was run against it. A sync
regenerates the token/design layer, so this is the state to compare against or
return to if it lands something unwanted.

At this commit: both theme-review passes plus the merged conduit
in-memory-new-request work. Verified green here — tsc across all packages, the
full unit suite, eslint, oxlint at zero errors, and the app driven in a browser
in all four themes.

pre-theme-review

Baseline — before ANY Spectrum theme-review work

The last commit before the design-language passes began. Everything the review
touched (`ui/docs/theme-review/README.md`) is downstream of this point.

Reverting the design language ENTIRELY means going here — but note this is also
before the conduit in-memory-new-request work, which is unrelated and was merged
in later. To drop the design language while KEEPING that, revert the range
  pre-theme-review..theme-review-full-scope
rather than resetting to this tag.

What is downstream of here, in order:
  theme-review-color-only   colour/token pass (no layout)
  theme-review-full-scope   + the layout pass
  (merge)                   + 33 commits of conduit work from the other checkout

theme-review-full-scope

Spectrum theme review — BOTH passes complete, before the conduit merge

The end of the design-language work and nothing else: colour/token pass plus
the layout pass, with no other feature work mixed in. `main` moved past this
when the conduit in-memory-new-request branch was merged, and the
`theme-review/full-scope-with-layout` BRANCH was moved onto that merge, so this
tag is the only name for the clean boundary.

This is the useful handle for a design-language revert:
  git revert --no-commit pre-theme-review..theme-review-full-scope
drops the design work while leaving the conduit work intact, because the two
never interleave — they meet only at the merge commit.

Contents, over `pre-theme-review`:
  16 commits, ~76 files. core-react (tokens, theme layer, table, chip, card
  selector), jiggleranch-react (kanban, queue, job card), demo-react (explore,
  nav, screenshot harness), plus both CLAUDE.md palette tables.

Scope of each pass is recorded on `theme-review-color-only` and in
ui/docs/theme-review/PASS-2-SCOPE.md.

theme-review-color-only

Spectrum theme review — the COLOUR/TOKEN pass only

Scope marker for the work in c5244634..ee929dfe, implementing
ui/docs/theme-review/README.md. Deliberately bounded: this pass changed the
DESIGN LANGUAGE (colour, tokens, type roles, surfaces) and did NOT change
layout, spacing, or which controls exist.

IN SCOPE — done
  §9  theme layer is token-only; no component branches on theme, no
      [data-spectrum=…] [data-slot=…] rules. New tokens: --color-control,
      --color-table-header, --color-card-border, --color-primary-ink,
      --table-header-transform/-tracking, --title-*, --chip-*,
      --button-solid-shadow, --button-text-affix, --gradient-header.
  §1  accent spent on selection only, not on all sixteen rail icons
  §2  rail rows are rows, not cards (CardSelector `rail` mode)
  §3  semantic colours off non-semantic actions (Refresh/Reset/queue badge)
  §4  Signal's hairline containment, via --color-control (Signal-only)
  §5  table header hierarchy; numerics right-aligned, mono, tabular-nums
  §6  surface sequencing — no dark/light banding down the page
  §7  header wash as one token; the mark moved off the action buttons
  §8  kanban/state colours come from tokens (were hardcoded hex, so all four
      themes looked identical below the page header); status mark reshaped
      circle -> square so it stops colliding with the avatar shape
  §10 Ember retuned — leather + brass replacing cocoa + clay
  §11 Daylight retuned — surface ladder + split accent (fills vs text)
  §12 Graphite left on MUI's terms, deliberately not corrected toward Signal
  §13 the two component defects (properties divider, undefined timestamps)
      plus the dialog's flat rail/content/footer
  §14 tab label case; the rest of §14 was already correct

OUT OF SCOPE — NOT done, by instruction ("mockups may move or remove
buttons; you do not need to do that")
  - hover-revealing the per-row and per-card action icons (§5, §8, §13)
  - kanban card tightening / full-height columns / docked `done` rail (§8)
  - the label-vs-numeric column width inversion (§5)
  - any spacing, padding, or density change
  - §8's user-chosen-colour subsection, marked FOLLOW-ON in the review

LEFT FOR A DECISION, not silently taken
  - §13 wants the preview dialog on the `overlay` tier; CLAUDE.md explicitly
    forbids that for this dialog ("a page in a box"). The inner three-step
    frame was done; the surface was not moved.
  - v1/Graphite's on-accent (white on #2196f3) is 3.12:1, below AA and
    inconsistent with the repo's own getContrastText(). Pinned by a named
    test rather than changed — it recolours every filled primary control in
    the default theme.
  - user-set state colours (StateNodeConfig.color) still never reach the
    kanban lanes or chips; those call the name-based fallback directly. That
    gap predates this work and is the §8 follow-on.

Two deliberate deviations from the mockups, both for contrast, both
documented in fe603c5c: Daylight's accent text (#b23a27, not #c4442f) and
its on-accent ink (dark, not near-white).

Verified: pnpm -r run tsc, all unit tests, eslint + oxlint, and the app
driven in a browser in both Ember and Graphite.

pre-kanban-new-request

Last commit before the kanban-new-request refactor (nav Conduit→Requests merge); next commit dbe4f7e7 starts the mockup

pre-chat-virtualization

Last commit before chat panel virtualization work.

Rollback point: origin/main as of 2026-06-16, immediately before the
chat-virtualization branch (spec dcb2b88 onward). Reset to this tag to
revert all virtualization changes.

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