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Friday, 6

10:30 AM

Mia ChenDesign

Token audit before the release

Ran the audit before the release. Every surface, border and content value resolves from one place now; the three that did not are in the write-up below.

12:30 PM

Release prep, four tasks

1:30 PM

Noah ParkEng

What the audit changed

Three values were still written as hex in the block files rather than read from the tokens, so a change to the palette moved most of the system and left those three behind.

Two were exact matches for a token that already existed, which made them a rename with no visual change at all. The third was four points lighter than anything in the scale.

That one goes to the secondary content value, the nearest thing the scale holds. It reads a shade darker on a subtle surface, and it passes at twelve point where the old one did not.

The audit is attached. Nothing in it moves a resting measurement, so the pages that already sign off stay signed off.

token-audit.pdf84 KB

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November 2026 · 0 of 4 done

Friday, 6

10:30 AM

Mia ChenDesign

Token audit before the release

Ran the audit before the release. Every surface, border and content value resolves from one place now; the three that did not are in the write-up below.

12:30 PM

Release prep, four tasks

1:30 PM

Noah ParkEng

What the audit changed

Three values were still written as hex in the block files rather than read from the tokens, so a change to the palette moved most of the system and left those three behind.

Two were exact matches for a token that already existed, which made them a rename with no visual change at all. The third was four points lighter than anything in the scale.

That one goes to the secondary content value, the nearest thing the scale holds. It reads a shade darker on a subtle surface, and it passes at twelve point where the old one did not.

The audit is attached. Nothing in it moves a resting measurement, so the pages that already sign off stay signed off.

token-audit.pdf84 KB

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4:30 PM

Ava Reid, Noah Park · planned

Release cut

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November 2026 · 0 of 4 done

Friday, 6

Token audit before the release

Ran the audit before the release. Every surface, border and content value resolves from one place now; the three that did not are in the write-up below.

Mia ChenDesign

What the audit changed

Three values were still written as hex in the block files rather than read from the tokens, so a change to the palette moved most of the system and left those three behind.

Two were exact matches for a token that already existed, which made them a rename with no visual change at all. The third was four points lighter than anything in the scale.

That one goes to the secondary content value, the nearest thing the scale holds. It reads a shade darker on a subtle surface, and it passes at twelve point where the old one did not.

The audit is attached. Nothing in it moves a resting measurement, so the pages that already sign off stay signed off.

token-audit.pdf84 KB

Noah ParkEng

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10:30 AM

Mia ChenDesign

Token audit before the release

Ran the audit before the release. Every surface, border and content value resolves from one place now; the three that did not are in the write-up below.

1:30 PM

Noah ParkEng

What the audit changed

Three values were still written as hex in the block files rather than read from the tokens, so a change to the palette moved most of the system and left those three behind.

Two were exact matches for a token that already existed, which made them a rename with no visual change at all. The third was four points lighter than anything in the scale.

That one goes to the secondary content value, the nearest thing the scale holds. It reads a shade darker on a subtle surface, and it passes at twelve point where the old one did not.

The audit is attached. Nothing in it moves a resting measurement, so the pages that already sign off stay signed off.

token-audit.pdf84 KB

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Friday, 6

Token audit before the release

Release prep, four tasks

What the audit changed

Friday, 6

Token audit before the release

Release prep, four tasks

What the audit changed

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Friday, 6

Token audit before the release

What the audit changed