Draw the error series terracotta on Home
Failures were slot 1 of a ramp that carries identity by lightness alone, so at a 2px stroke the line that matters read as one picture with avg and lag. It takes --brand-secondary now — the same terracotta the brain graph above it already spends on a flow that cannot run. A palette entry naming a token is resolved off the chart's element, since a canvas cannot parse var(). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -176,13 +176,16 @@ function token(name: string, from: Element): string {
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/**
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* What one line is drawn in.
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*
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* A palette entry is either a slot of the app's own ramp — the shape a
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* dashboard stored before it could name colours — or a colour, which is what a
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* palette writes today. A colour is used as it stands.
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* A palette entry is one of three things: a slot of the app's own ramp — the
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* shape a dashboard stored before it could name colours — a token, for a line
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* that means something the ramp has no step for, or a colour, which is what a
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* dashboard palette writes today. A colour is used as it stands; the other two
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* are resolved here, since the canvas cannot read a custom property.
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*/
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const seriesColor = (index: number, slots: string[], from: Element) => {
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const slot = slots[index % slots.length]
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return CHART_SLOTS.includes(slot) ? token(`--chart-${slot}`, from) : slot
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if (CHART_SLOTS.includes(slot)) return token(`--chart-${slot}`, from)
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return slot.startsWith("--") ? token(slot, from) : slot
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}
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/**
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