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A token system distilled from the kami print rules: warm parchment canvas, single ink-blue accent capped under five percent of the page, serif at one weight. The fixture you are reading uses the same token block agents paste into every artifact.
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Parchment for the page, ivory for cards, warm sand for secondary buttons. Cards lift one half-shade above the page; the contrast is what gives them edge without a shadow.
Ink blue is the only chromatic move. Hover holds the same color — kami expresses lift through elevation, not brightness. Active darkens by a hand-picked value, not a formula.
Serif at weight 500 carries every heading. There is no bold, no italic, no second face. Hierarchy comes from size, tracking, and color — never from another type family.
Three sanctioned levels. A 1px hairline ring is the default edge; a 4-24-rgba whisper appears only on hover. The schema reserves --elev-ring as a first-class level so brands like this one don't have to misuse --elev-raised for hairlines.
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kami is not a UI framework. It is a constraint system for the page, designed to keep deliverables stable, clear, and unmistakably printed.
/* Paste this block into the first <style> of every kami artifact. */ :root { /* Surface */ --bg: #f5f4ed; --surface: #faf9f5; --accent: #1b365d; /* … 38 more, see tokens.css */ }