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Reconcile finding: the live tokens had DRIFTED from Design's package (HANDOFF "Tokens (exact)"). Per the standing conflict rule (Design specified exact hexes → rejected the drift → Design wins), aligned the whole palette: - Surfaces: --bg-1 #0E0E16→#0E0E14, --bg-2 #15151F→#14141E; added --bg-deep #0A0A10 + --hairline #101018 (Design's ramp). - Text: --text-0 #E8E8F0→#F0F0F0, --text-1 #7A7A8E→#B8BCC8 (Design's secondary is far brighter), --text-2 #4A4A5E→#707080, added --text-3 #4a4a58 micro. - Borders: #1E1E2E→#1E1E2A, #2A2A3E→#2A2A38. - GRADES (the big one): B blue #4A9EFF → neutral-bright WHITE #F0F0F0; C amber #FFB347 → muted GREY #B8BCC8; D #FF5252 → #FF4757. The old blue/amber actually violated DESIGN-SPEC v2's OWN "B neutral-bright, C muted" — this fixes a long-standing drift, confirmed by Design's package. Amber stays its own token (--amber); --warning decoupled to --amber; --miss → #FF4757. - vyndrTokens.js GRADE_HEX mirror + the design-system test updated to match. Big VISUAL change (grade color language), VISUALLY UNVERIFIED at 390px/desktop — on the Chrome-audit list. Every surface inherits it, so it lands first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>