- Shipped
- August 6, 2026 at 12:13 AM UTC
- Author
- kamo
- Commit
- 93a4fac
The card was tinted with --accent-comms, the fixed indigo the instrument panel uses to mark the messages family. On the solid "New message" button that reads as a foreign brand sitting inside a white-labelled product, and globals.css already states the rule: an accent tints an icon chip and a hairline, while the brand owns every hover ring, focus outline and fill. So the button, both focus rings, the chip hover tint, the "+N more" control and the copy confirmation now come from --color-primary, and the button's label from --on-primary rather than a hardcoded white — a tenant whose brand colour is light redeclares that token instead of being stuck with unreadable white on it. The kind eyebrow simply drops its override and inherits .operator-label, which already derives its colour from the brand.