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text-signal), the colour that means "needs you" everywhere else, so it looks like one more alert. It's also the same size and face as the buttons beside it.What
RunHeaderinSpine.tsx).braid.tsgeometry and colours), winding once every 3.2 seconds. When the run is waiting or failed, it's a still dot in amber or red.--color-live) across the console (runs list, rail, status light, spine and bar), replacing the olive "succeeded" green. The mark's shape tells done from running: a check for done, a ringed dot, stripes or the braided ball for running.Mock
Direction C ("Native") of the look studies: https://claude.ai/artifact/LLyBY8bVeFhLnqxVgmF3sg (private to the owner; shared on request).
Tried and dropped along the way: a braid strip on the stepper, a block per step, a braid round the whole chip's outline, and a glint across the chip's text.
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The wider Native look for the rest of the console (a proportional face for human text, filled buttons with drawn icons, panels separated by tone rather than outlines) is a separate issue, once those pages have their own mocks.
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run-status-bar, archived in #79 (specs: newrun-bar;run-spine,stage-headerandauto-approveupdated). Live on production at0ba5a45.What changed on the run page
repo / pipeline / #N title(IBM Plex Sans, bright ink, linked to its issue), a state chip, the elapsed time, auto-approve, and the open step's controls as filled buttons with drawn icons.N of Mand the same bar.Pull requests: #75 (the bar), #76 (phone overflow, skipped phases), #77 (still dot, rail card height), #78 (finished runs), #79 (archive).
Tried and taken out along the way: a winding braid ball in the running chip (too small to read as moving).