Component sheet
Every token and control, rendered from the same stylesheet the product uses. Read the rationale.
Colour tokens
Neutrals
--bgpage ground--surfacepanels, cards, bars--surface-raisedcontrols on a surface--borderhairlines--border-strongcontrol edges--textbody--text-dimsecondary--text-fainttertiary, metadataAccents
--identitychange ids, stacks, revisions--actionlinks, the one primary move--identity-washstacked rows, selected revisionsState
--openopen--mergedmerged--abandonedabandoned--conflictconflicted--dangerdestructive or brokenEvery token has a light-theme counterpart. Switching the theme re-renders this page from the same variables, so a swatch that looks wrong here is wrong in the product.
Typography
Change states
Conflicted is not a fifth state — it is something an open change can be. That is why it renders as one pill rather than two, and why it is magenta rather than red: a conflict is a state, not a failure.
Keycaps
Only ⌘K is bound. The rest are drawn but not wired — a keycap that does nothing is a promise the product has not kept, so they appear here and nowhere else.
Diff rows
Stat lines
The leader is a flexing border rather than a run of periods, so both ends sit on the same baseline whatever their lengths are.
Buttons
Primary is filled `--action` and there is at most one on a screen. A second primary button means the page has not decided what it is for. Everything else is the transparent default, which reaches for the accent only on hover.
Segmented control
Two links, not a scripted toggle — each half is a real URL, so the control works without JavaScript and either view can be linked to.
Chips and badges
A state is never colour alone — every badge carries its own name as text, so it survives a monochrome display and a colour-blind reader.
Form controls
A hint sits under the control it explains.
Banners
Empty state
Comparison list
- the old waythe new way