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Expand Up @@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ Guidance for Claude Code when working in this repository. `README.md` describes
The FrontierCS 2 overview (`index.md`) sets the design; match it everywhere.

- Type is Hanken Grotesk; colours are Google Material tones. A model's colour is its `--m-<id>` in `_sass/_fcs.scss`, nothing else.
- On the overview and in share cards, every model takes its lab's brand colour, and models of one lab share it (owner, 2026-10-26). Never invent another shade or a second colour there to tell two models or two harnesses apart; their names tell them apart. Task pages may give each model its own shade of its lab's hue (`.taskpage` in `_sass/_fcs.scss`).
- Links are underlined text or pills. Never use arrow characters (← → ‹ › ↗) as links or separators; breadcrumbs use "/".
- Draw checkboxes, radios and menus in Material 3 style; never leave the browser's default. The task filter's checkboxes and the mean-score settings' radios share one look.
- The same kind of element looks the same on every page.
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