Locked theme · warmed sublime ramp · stone bg · current ink. Two toggles below: theme (light/dark) and surface (marketing vs app). Surface changes what counts as the "primary" pattern — marketing leans on the loud green chip (sublime-style); app stays monochrome with brand reserved for trace elements (Lightfield-style).
Selected row uses alpha-tinted brand — same in both modes AND both surfaces.
Save button uses the loud green chip.
Primary = loud green chip (sublime-style). Secondary + text stay subtle.
Trend deltas stay monochrome in both surfaces.
Badges + counters are monochrome in both surfaces. Lightfield CRM uses no brand color on these — marketing inherits the same treatment.
⌘K hint is muted in both surfaces. Focus ring stays brand (standard convention). Signals callout is the one branded callout — it IS a brand moment.
Active uses neutral wash + foreground in both surfaces. Lightfield CRM sidebar pattern.
(1) Primary CTA = sublime-style loud green chip. (2) Secondary CTA = sublime-style recessed gray chip. (3) Text selection highlight = brand-wash bg + brand-text fg. Everything else inherits the app pattern.
Buttons (app primary + secondary), all badges, counters, trend deltas, nav (active + badge), ⌘K hint — neutral elevation chip / muted text. No brand color. Brand appears only as interactive state: selection wash, focus ring, links to data, display accent, new-signals callout, checkbox/switch ON, tiny unread dots, chat send button.
Selection rows · active sidebar conversation · new-signals callout bg · marketing text-selection highlight.
Focus rings · display-copy text accent · links to data (LinkedIn URLs, see-all-N nav).
Marketing primary CTA · checkbox or switch ON · tiny unread/state dots · chat send button. Sampled from crm.lightfield.app — all these are brand-filled in their app.