Themes · the contractSix slots, and nothing the family owns
A product theme fills accent, accent-low, accent-ink, link, signal and signal-edge, plus an enamel, an object radius and a serial, each for day and night. The family keeps grounds, ink, hairlines, focus, depth and space. Every slot pairing is contrast-measured on each build.
The contract is narrower than the products. Two of the four products own their grounds outright: Forge by a recorded ruling, Lorekeeper because its reading room predates the system. The contract has no product-ground slot yet, so those values live in the products, and each card below says so.
The four released themes
Wonder Wagon UI
WW-047Pilot · one refinement pass pending before stableThe design system — Maker 047's bench
accent-low#DCE8C4 · #1E3A16
radius-object 14px 9px 16px 8px
Day · on the family groundSignature actionBody text with a link.
Night · on the family groundSignature actionBody text with a link.
Owned beyond the contract
- The bench, the Reference Case and the wagon mark are the system's own objects.
- Worn brass is emissive at night and carries an Edge outline on paper.
Source: Atelier Feature 04 decision D11, approved as art direction 2026-09-23; one refinement pass before stable.
Pathfinder
PF-047Approved · proven against the shipped siteAI workflow kit — the field manual
accent-low#FBDCC9 · #3A1607
radius-object 18px 26px 15px 23px
Day · on the family groundSignature actionBody text with a link.
Night · on the family groundSignature actionBody text with a link.
Owned beyond the contract
- The four-bar trail mark, the atlascope and the wordmark.
- Starlight navigation, search and documentation chrome.
- The render-artifact engine's --pf-* palette: a hand-kept copy of family values in a zero-dependency renderer.
Source: rikilamadrid/pathfinder site/src/styles/brand.css @163e589 (PR #136, 2026-09-23); Atelier Feature 02 product identity sheet.
Lorekeeper
LK-047Pilot · consumed by the CLI and the site's family chromeAI second-brain kit — the reading room
accent-low#E1E3F5 · #1E2140placeholder: no product source
accent-ink#FAF7F1 · #141521
radius-object 4px 4px 10px 10px · placeholder until the product's object pilot
Day · on the family groundSignature actionBody text with a link.
Night · on the family groundSignature actionBody text with a link.
Owned beyond the contract
- Its own grounds, ink and lines (page #FAF7F1 by day, #141521 at night) as --lk-* tokens; the family grounds are not used on its site.
- A reading scale one step larger than the family's, and symmetric radii of 6 and 10px.
- At night the accent is a periwinkle fill under dark ink, not the family's light-ink convention (Atelier decision T).
Source: rikilamadrid/lorekeeper brand/tokens/tokens.json (approved 2026-09-18), proven against the fixture at lorekeeper@6ea0c28; night enamel from Atelier Feature 02; night accent ruled in Atelier Feature 08 (decision T, 2026-09-25). Pilot — consumed by the Lorekeeper CLI build since lorekeeper@6ea0c28.
Forge
FG-047Pilot · consumed by the CLI identityLocal AI kit — the smithy
accent-low#F6D9D3 · #3A1410
radius-object 6px 6px 14px 14px · placeholder until the product's object pilot
Day · on the family groundSignature actionBody text with a link.
Night · on the family groundSignature actionBody text with a link.
Owned beyond the contract
- Iron #17130D as its night ground: a recorded ruling (F1), not drift. Workshop Night stays the system's night.
- Bronze is the one visible signal; Ember is enamel for objects and branded surfaces, never a competing UI accent (F2).
- Web fonts: Bricolage Grotesque, Instrument Sans, IBM Plex Mono.
- Whiteheat #FFD96B, the furnace's core glow, is an object colour and not a slot.
Source: rikilamadrid/forge context/brand-identity.md (approved 2026-09-18) + Atelier Feature 02 product identity sheet. Object radius is a placeholder until Forge's object pilot.
Lama
Draft A draft theme exists in the themes package from early art direction. It doesn't match the app as it is built today, and Lama is unreleased, so it isn't shown as a product theme here.
Every theme on the component laboratory·How the slots are measured