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Command Palette

A ⌘K-style overlay that searches the real catalog — every component, prompt, Learn guide and admin route — in one grouped, arrow-key navigable list that never drifts from what is actually on the site.

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What you should hear: Tab reaches the control, Enter or Space activates it, Escape closes it — and every state change is announced in the same words the page shows.

MIT licensev1.1.06.8 KB gzipzero dependenciesby Motif Studioadded 2026-09-09review due 2026-12-08
Live playground — drag, click, hoversandboxed previewsample copy
⌘esc
Components
Prompts
Guides
Pages
Admin
↑↓ navigate↵ opensearches the real catalog
Ambience
vibes

Ambience is a live light wash over the preview. Full palette re-theming of every demo arrives with Theme Studio (Pro).

deps: zeroJSX + TailwindMIT · original
command-palette.tsx
// Command Palette — the demo's own source, extracted verbatim.
// From src/components/demos/scenes/set-02.tsx, export CommandPalette.
// Needs React 18+ and Tailwind CSS v4. The classes below include this site's
// token utilities (bg-panel, text-ink-dim, chip …); their values are served as
// CSS custom properties at /api/exports/tokens.json. The reduced-motion branch
// is part of the source, not an afterthought.
// 1 helper the demo imports is inlined above it, verbatim.
// Catalog-dependent: the array below is a three-record sample of the site's own data.

import { useState } from "react";

// The demo reads the site's own catalog: 362 catalogued assets. Three real
// records are inlined below — long fields trimmed — so this file runs as
// written. Replace the array with your own data, or read the full list from
// the site, where /api/search?q= returns the matching records as JSON.
const COMPONENTS = [
  {"slug":"prism-switch","kind":"element","title":"Prism Switch","description":"A theme-aware toggle that sweeps a six-stop prism gradient across the track on every flip. Pure…","tags":["switch","toggle"],"behaviors":["click","hover"],"stack":["React","HTML/CSS"],"deps":[],"bundleKb":1.2,"themeable":true,"a11yScore":98,"qualityScore":96,"status":"live","license":"MIT","version":"1.2.0","author":"Motif Studio","published":"2026-06-02","demo":"prism-switch","props":[{"name":"size","label":"Size","type":"range","min":20,"max":64,"step":2,"unit":"px","defaultValue":42},{"name":"hueSpeed","label":"Gradient speed","type":"range","min":0,"max":4,"step":0.1,"unit":"s","defaultValue":1.4}],"copies":4820,"views":21400,"aliases":[],"trend":[]},
  {"slug":"halo-button","kind":"element","title":"Halo Button","description":"Primary button with a mouse-tracking halo, press ripple and a springy scale. Ships as React + T…","tags":["button","magnetic"],"behaviors":["hover","click"],"stack":["React","HTML/CSS"],"deps":[],"bundleKb":2.1,"themeable":true,"a11yScore":96,"qualityScore":94,"status":"live","license":"MIT","version":"1.1.0","author":"Motif Studio","published":"2026-06-18","demo":"halo-button","props":[{"name":"magnet","label":"Magnet strength","type":"range","min":0,"max":60,"step":1,"defaultValue":24,"unit":""},{"name":"glow","label":"Halo glow","type":"range","min":0,"max":100,"step":1,"defaultValue":70,"unit":"%"}],"copies":3910,"views":17300,"aliases":["cta","call to action"],"trend":[]},
  {"slug":"pulse-loader","kind":"element","title":"Pulse Loader","description":"Three-note loader with staggered radial pulse and optional progress text. Reduced-motion safe a…","tags":["loader","loading"],"behaviors":[],"stack":["HTML/CSS","React"],"deps":[],"bundleKb":0.8,"themeable":true,"a11yScore":99,"qualityScore":93,"status":"live","license":"MIT","version":"1.0.3","author":"Motif Studio","published":"2026-05-28","demo":"pulse-loader","props":[{"name":"speed","label":"Pulse speed","type":"range","min":0.2,"max":2.4,"step":0.05,"unit":"s","defaultValue":1},{"name":"dots","label":"Dots","type":"range","min":1,"max":8,"step":1,"unit":"","defaultValue":3}],"copies":5220,"views":19800,"aliases":["spinner","loading"],"trend":[]},
];

// The demo reads the site's own catalog: 118 guides. Three real
// records are inlined below — long fields trimmed — so this file runs as
// written. Replace the array with your own data, or read the full list from
// the site, where /api/search?q= returns the matching records as JSON.
const LEARN_ARTICLES = [
  {"slug":"hero-that-breathes-in-20-min","kicker":"Build along","series":{"name":"The fundamentals","part":1,"of":4},"title":"Build a hero that breathes — in 20 minutes","deck":"Most hero sections die on the fold because nothing in them moves with intent. This walkthrough …","minutes":20,"level":"Beginner","tags":["hero","animation"],"updated":"2026-09-09","blocks":[{"h":"Why heroes feel dead","body":["A hero is one glance. If every pixel is still, the eye treats it like a magazine cover — read once, scroll on. You don't need autoplay video or a 3D library; you need three cheap layers of life that reinforce one message.","The recipe we use at Motif: a living backdrop (motion you can ignore), one typographic moment (motion you can't miss), and one honest action (motion under your finger)."],"links":[{"label":"Aurora Veil — living backdrop","href":"/components/aurora-veil"},{"label":"Wipe Reveal — typographic moment","href":"/components/wipe-reveal"}],"code":{},"callout":{}},{"h":"Step 1 — stack the veil","body":["Start with the backdrop so everything after it has something to sit on. Aurora Veil is three radial gradients drifting on a slow clock plus a grain pass — GPU-composited, zero JavaScript.","Resist cranking the speed. A drift that takes 16–20s per cycle reads as 'alive but expensive'. Faster reads as 'screensaver'."],"links":[],"code":{"title":"veil layer","lang":"tsx","text":"<section className=\"relative min-h-[90vh] overflow-hidden bg-[#07080d]\">\n  {/* layer 1: living backdrop */}\n  <AuroraVeil hueA={262} hueB={192} speed={18} grain\n              className=\"absolute inset-0\" />\n  {/* layer 2+3 arrive below */}\n</section>"},"callout":{}}],"takeaways":[],"revised":"","revisedNote":"","author":"","prereqs":[],"footnotes":[]},
  {"slug":"easing-is-a-language","kicker":"Field guide","series":{"name":"The fundamentals","part":2,"of":4},"title":"Easing is a language — a field guide to curves","deck":"The single highest-leverage skill in web animation is choosing the right curve. This guide maps…","minutes":12,"level":"Intermediate","tags":["easing","motion"],"updated":"2026-09-08","blocks":[{"h":"Start with the feeling, not the curve","body":["Every easing curve is a personality. Linear says 'machine'. ease-out says 'expensive'. back-out says 'confident'. elastic says 'celebration'. If you pick curves by copying presets, your page has the personality of a default theme."],"bullets":[],"code":{},"callout":{},"links":[]},{"h":"The six curves that cover 90% of UI","body":[],"bullets":["linear — progress bars, marquees, anything mechanical. Never for entrance motion.","ease-out-expo (0.16 1 0.3 1) — the workhorse entrance. Fast start, long settle = 'premium'. Use for cards, sections, images entering."],"code":{"title":"the workhorse","lang":"css","text":"/* the 'expensive' entrance: fast to 80%, then glide */\n.card-enter {\n  animation: rise .7s cubic-bezier(.16, 1, .3, 1) both;\n}\n@keyframes rise {\n  from { opacity: 0; transform: translateY(16px); }\n  to   { opacity: 1; transform: none; }\n}\n\n/* overshoot for ONE hero element */\n.spotlight {\n  transition: transform .5s cubic-bezier(.34, 1.56, .64, 1);\n}"},"callout":{},"links":[]}],"takeaways":[],"revised":"","revisedNote":"","author":"","prereqs":[],"footnotes":[]},
  {"slug":"prompt-that-reproduces","kicker":"AI workflows","series":{"name":"The fundamentals","part":3,"of":4},"title":"Write AI prompts that reproduce — not ones that 'inspire'","deck":"Most AI website prompts get you 60% fidelity because they describe vibes ('make it sleek') inst…","minutes":15,"level":"Intermediate","tags":["ai","prompts"],"updated":"2026-09-09","blocks":[{"h":"Constraints beat adjectives","body":["In every run log on this site you'll see the same pattern: prompts with concrete constraints score 10–15 points higher than adjective prompts. 'Sleek' is unmeasurable; '16px radius, near-black #07080B canvas, one violet→cyan accent used only for CTAs' is a spec."],"bullets":["Give the palette as hex/HSL, and say where each colour is *allowed* — restraint instructions land harder than colour names.","Give a component inventory (nav, bento features, pricing toggle) so the model doesn't invent sections."],"code":{},"callout":{},"links":[]},{"h":"The skeleton that scores 90+","body":[],"bullets":[],"code":{"title":"prompt skeleton","lang":"text","text":"Build a [page type] in [stack].\n\nPalette\n• canvas / ink / accent (hex) — and where each is allowed\n• accent reserved for [moments]\n\nAbove the fold\n• [section]: [2-3 concrete requirements, incl. typography scale]\n• [headline copy — write it for me, in this voice: ___]\n\nSections (in order)\n1. [name] — [what it must contain + interaction]\n2. [name] — ...\n3. [name] — ...\n\nMotion budget\n• entrances: [easing/duration hint]\n• interactive: [hover/click rules]\n• prohibited: [list]\n\nTone & traps\n• write copy like [persona]\n• avoid [stock clichés]\n• accessibility: [WCAG notes]"},"callout":{},"links":[]}],"takeaways":[],"revised":"","revisedNote":"","author":"","prereqs":[],"footnotes":[]},
];

// The demo reads the site's own catalog: 184 briefs and 661 recorded model runs. Three real
// records are inlined below — long fields trimmed — so this file runs as
// written. Replace the array with your own data, or read the full list from
// the site, where /api/search?q= returns the matching records as JSON.
const PROMPTS = [
  {"slug":"dark-saas-pricing-launch","title":"Dark SaaS launch page with aurora hero","titleZh":"暗色 SaaS 发布页:极光 hero","industry":"SaaS","vibe":"dark, premium, minimal","stacks":["Next.js","HTML"],"blocks":["Nav","Hero"],"status":"featured","avgFidelity":92,"bestModel":"Claude 4.6 Sonnet","runs":[{"model":"Claude 4.6 Sonnet","date":"2026-08-04","fidelity":95,"buildError":false,"notes":"Matches reference spacing almost 1:1; fonts swapped gra…"},{"model":"Codex","date":"2026-08-04","fidelity":91,"buildError":false,"notes":"Solid. Needed one nudge to enable the toggle pricing."}],"promptBody":"Build a one-page dark SaaS landing in Next.js + Tailwind.\n• Palette: near-black #07080B canvas,…","author":"Motif Studio","published":"2026-08-04","tokens":[],"estLoc":0,"relatedComponents":[],"revised":"","revisedNote":"","remixes":[],"viewport":""},
  {"slug":"3d-portfolio-neon","title":"3D portfolio with neon orbit showcase","titleZh":"","industry":"Portfolio","vibe":"bold, 3D, neon","stacks":["Next.js","React"],"blocks":["Hero","Orbit gallery"],"status":"verified","avgFidelity":87,"bestModel":"Codex","runs":[{"model":"Codex","date":"2026-07-29","fidelity":91,"buildError":false,"notes":"Orbit ring implemented with spring physics — great feel."},{"model":"Claude 4.6 Sonnet","date":"2026-07-29","fidelity":85,"buildError":false,"notes":"Accurate but used heavier 3D lib than asked; suggested …"}],"promptBody":"Design a portfolio hero that feels like a neon gallery.\n• Left: name + role in large display ty…","author":"Motif Studio","published":"2026-07-29","tokens":[],"estLoc":0,"relatedComponents":[],"revised":"","revisedNote":"","remixes":[],"viewport":""},
  {"slug":"fintech-trust-page","title":"Fintech trust page (compliance tone)","titleZh":"金融科技信任页(合规语气)","industry":"Fintech","vibe":"calm, trustworthy, crisp","stacks":["Next.js","HTML"],"blocks":["Hero","Security bento"],"status":"verified","avgFidelity":89,"bestModel":"Claude 4.6 Sonnet","runs":[{"model":"Claude 4.6 Sonnet","date":"2026-08-01","fidelity":92,"buildError":false,"notes":"Excellent typographic hierarchy for legal-adjacent copy."},{"model":"GLM-4.6 (CN)","date":"2026-08-01","fidelity":88,"buildError":false,"notes":"Very close; metric band needed re-spacing."}],"promptBody":"A fintech page that earns trust, not hype.\n• Off-white paper background, ink navy text, single …","author":"Motif Studio","published":"2026-08-01","tokens":[],"estLoc":0,"relatedComponents":[],"revised":"","revisedNote":"","remixes":[],"viewport":""},
];

const PALETTE_SOURCES = [
  ...COMPONENTS.map((c) => ({ grp: "Components", icon: "▦", label: c.title, meta: `${c.kind} · ${c.slug}`, href: `/components/${c.slug}` })),
  ...PROMPTS.map((p) => ({ grp: "Prompts", icon: "◎", label: p.title, meta: `${p.industry} · ${p.avgFidelity}/100`, href: `/prompts/${p.slug}` })),
  ...LEARN_ARTICLES.map((g) => ({ grp: "Guides", icon: "✎", label: g.title, meta: `${g.level} · ${g.minutes} min`, href: `/learn/${g.slug}` })),
  { grp: "Pages", icon: "⌂", label: "Component library", meta: "browse all", href: "/components" },
  { grp: "Pages", icon: "◉", label: "Backgrounds", meta: "living canvases", href: "/backgrounds" },
  { grp: "Admin", icon: "⚙", label: "Moderation queue", meta: "admin", href: "/admin/moderation" },
];

export function CommandPalette() {
  const [q, setQ] = useState("");
  const [sel, setSel] = useState(0);
  const [flash, setFlash] = useState<string | null>(null);
  const needle = q.trim().toLowerCase();
  const filtered = PALETTE_SOURCES.filter(
    (it) => !needle || it.label.toLowerCase().includes(needle) || it.meta.toLowerCase().includes(needle),
  );
  const groups = [...new Set(filtered.map((f) => f.grp))];
  const open = (href: string) => {
    setFlash(href);
    setQ("");
    setSel(0);
    setTimeout(() => setFlash(null), 1400);
  };
  return (
    <div className="flex h-full w-full flex-col items-center justify-center bg-[radial-gradient(70%_90%_at_50%_0%,rgba(139,92,246,0.16),transparent_60%),#08090f] px-6">
      <div className="w-full max-w-md overflow-hidden rounded-2xl border border-white/12 bg-[#0d0f17]/95 shadow-[0_30px_80px_-20px_rgba(0,0,0,0.9),inset_0_1px_0_rgba(255,255,255,0.08)] backdrop-blur-xl">
        <div className="flex items-center gap-2.5 border-b border-white/6 px-4 py-3">
          <span className="text-violet-300">⌘</span>
          <input
            value={q}
            onChange={(e) => { setQ(e.target.value); setSel(0); }}
            onKeyDown={(e) => {
              if (e.key === "ArrowDown") { e.preventDefault(); setSel((v) => Math.min(filtered.length - 1, v + 1)); }
              else if (e.key === "ArrowUp") { e.preventDefault(); setSel((v) => Math.max(0, v - 1)); }
              else if (e.key === "Enter") { e.preventDefault(); const hit = filtered[sel]; if (hit) open(hit.href); }
              else if (e.key === "Escape") { e.preventDefault(); setQ(""); setFlash(null); }
            }}
            placeholder={`Search ${COMPONENTS.length} assets, ${PROMPTS.length} prompts, guides…`}
            className="w-full bg-transparent text-sm text-white placeholder:text-white/30 focus-visible:outline focus-visible:outline-2 focus-visible:outline-cyan-300"
            aria-label="Search the whole library"
          />
          <span className="chip !text-[9px] !py-0.5 text-white/40">esc</span>
        </div>
        <div className="max-h-48 overflow-y-auto p-2">
          {filtered.length === 0 && <p className="px-3 py-5 text-center text-xs text-ink-faint">Nothing matches “{q}” — try “glass”, “pricing”, “admin”.</p>}
          {groups.map((g) => (
            <div key={g}>
              <div className="px-3 pb-1 pt-2 text-[9px] font-bold uppercase tracking-[0.25em] text-ink-faint">{g}</div>
              {filtered.filter((f) => f.grp === g).map((it) => {
                const idx = filtered.indexOf(it);
                return (
                  <button
                    key={it.href + it.label}
                    type="button"
                    onMouseEnter={() => setSel(idx)}
                    onClick={() => open(it.href)}
                    onKeyDown={(e) => { if (e.key === "Enter") { e.preventDefault(); open(it.href); } }}
                    className={`flex w-full items-center gap-3 rounded-xl px-3 py-1.5 text-left text-[13px] transition-colors ${
                      sel === idx ? "bg-white/10 text-white" : "text-ink-dim"
                    }`}
                  >
                    <span className="w-4 text-center text-violet-300">{it.icon}</span>
                    <span className="flex-1 truncate font-medium">{it.label}</span>
                    <span className="shrink-0 text-[9px] text-ink-faint">{it.meta}</span>
                    {sel === idx && <span className="text-[9px] text-white/35">↵</span>}
                  </button>
                );
              })}
            </div>
          ))}
        </div>
        <div className="flex items-center gap-3 border-t border-white/6 px-4 py-2 text-[9px] text-ink-faint">
          {flash ? (
            <span className="font-bold text-violet-300">↵ would open {flash}</span>
          ) : (
            <>
              <span><kbd className="rounded bg-white/8 px-1">↑</kbd><kbd className="ml-0.5 rounded bg-white/8 px-1">↓</kbd> navigate</span>
              <span><kbd className="rounded bg-white/8 px-1">↵</kbd> open</span>
              <span className="ml-auto">searches the real catalog</span>
            </>
          )}
        </div>
      </div>
    </div>
  );
}

Snippet provenance

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v1.1.0Motif Studio2026-09-09the only version the catalog records for this asset

Changelog entries matched by the asset title “Command Palette” appearing in the entry's title or body.

2026-09-12 · Components · Bank 3 batch 8: 25 navigation and layout components land

2026-09-09 · Components · Overlay widgets land: Command Palette, Toasts, Sheet Menu

Every line above is attributed to the single version this catalog records — we keep no per-line history, so no per-line attribution is invented. See the provenance page for the rule and the gaps.

Review notes · anchored to code lines

Threads attach to a line number in this asset's snippet, so a remark about the focus trap stays next to it.

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✎Design notes from the studio

Why it works — Power users don't read your nav — they search it. A command palette turns a docs site or dashboard into something you can operate without looking.

The idea — The filter is a single toLowerCase().includes() pass; the feel comes from arrow-key selection state and grouping, not fuzzy-search libraries.

When to skip it — Skip it under ~30 commands. A palette with three results is ceremony; a plain search input is honest.

Dependency-aware copy: zero packages to install — paste and run. All markup is original Motif UI content (MIT).

Course rail — understand it before you ship it

Theme Studio preview

Theming example — two token themes

Assets are token-driven (100% design-token driven). Here the same scene runs under two theme presets from the token sheet.

Midnight / violet
⌘esc
Components
Prompts
Guides
Pages
Admin
↑↓ navigate↵ opensearches the real catalog

--accent 262 · dark surfaces

Bone / amber
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Prompts
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↑↓ navigate↵ opensearches the real catalog

--accent 40 · paper surfaces

90-second read

Usage recipe — where this fits

Put it where a micro-decision happens: a toggle, a loader, a hover state — the small moments that make an interface feel considered.

Drop it into the exact spot it belongs, keep the default props until the copy is final, then tune the one knob that matters for your context.

belongs in elementsclick behaviourkeyboard behaviour

Cost honesty

Performance note

6.8 KB gzipnegligible — a single painted surface; nothing moves unless hovered.

Cheaper alternative — if you need even lighter, the plain HTML version skips React entirely — same result, ~0 KB.

What it needs

Browser support strip

HTML semanticsfocus-visiblecustom propertiesprefers-reduced-motionall evergreen browsers

No polyfills ship with the asset — if a listed feature is missing in a target browser, the graceful fallback is the static layout.

prefers-reduced-motion

Reduced-motion fallback

With prefers-reduced-motion: reduce, the animation loop and travel are removed; state changes keep working through opacity and colour (≤ 300ms). The demo you see above honours the switch — try it in your OS settings and the loop will quiet down.

Design rule: the reduced branch is a second design, not a stripped page — every state change stays visible.

Pressable step-through

Keyboard walk demo

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1

Tab to the element — the focus ring is visible before interaction

Auto-suggested

Composition map — what pairs well

One original micro-case

Inspiration context

The settings row that got fewer support tickets

A settings screen had seventeen identical switches with no press state. Users could not tell whether a tap had registered, so they tapped twice — and support logs filled with 'it toggles back'. The fix was one press-state scale plus a 250ms state fade per row. Ticket volume on that screen dropped by half in a month.

Written in-house — no screenshots, no borrowed imagery. The pattern, not the pixels.

Every version, why

Changelog — this asset

v1.1.02026-09-09

Current release — this page documents the asset as shipped.

v1.0.02026-08-18

Token pass: colours and radii moved to the design-token sheet; a11y score raised to the current bar.

v0.1.02026-07-02

Initial release to the library — original markup, MIT licensed.

30-day sparkline

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Community remixes

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A11y-strict page — WCAG AA as a hard requirement

AA requirements · Contrast audit · Keyboard map

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command-palette.tsx16.1 KB raw · ~2 KB gzip
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Sizing system — three densities

Density is a token decision, not a per-page override — pick one density per product surface and hold it. Active: Default.

Runnable copy

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If the tab is blocked, use the single-file export instead — same content, saved locally.

Written version first

Tutorial transcript

This asset does not have a video yet — so the written version stands in: the code line walk below narrates the snippet line by line, and the design rationale on this page explains the default decisions. When a video ships, this exact panel hosts its full transcript.

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Annotated snippet

Code line walk

The lines that matter, with the reason they matter. Click one:

Trade-off, visible

Size vs. quality slider

~2 KB~6 KB~12 KB

Standard · CSS + hover states

~6 KB

adds transitions, focus-visible and reduced-motion rules

The slider is honest: the slim tier has no JS, the pro tier pays for behaviour. Start slim, upgrade only the surfaces that need it.

HTML → React, priced

Stack-switch cost note

Taking the HTML/CSS version into a React component costs real work — and the cost is predictable:

Event wiring

Hover, focus and click become handlers — the CSS stays, the state appears.

Props for the knobs

Every inline value that should vary becomes a prop with a default — the defaults must match the CSS exactly.

The estimate

A clean port of this asset is 20–45 minutes for a React developer — the 173-character stylesheet is the easy half.

Find it the way you say it

Tag synonyms

Search on this site resolves synonyms globally — "dropdown", "select" and "picker" land on the same asset, so you never need to know the catalog's internal vocabulary.

When to pick which

Sibling comparison

Data table — data table
CompareCommand PalettePrism SwitchHalo Button
KindElementsElementsElements
Bundle6.8 KB gzip1.2 KB gzip2.1 KB gzip
a11y97/10098/10096/100
Dependenciesnonenonenone
Copies / mo9404,8203,910
Interactionsclick, keyboardclick, hoverhover, click, drag

The honest verdict — Prism Switch is lighter, but Command Palette carries richer behaviour — pick by the interaction your screen actually needs, then swap tokens, not pages.

Read next — two guides and a prompt

picked by tag overlap, not by hand

How these three were chosen: essays scored on shared tags (1 and 1 matches), then prompt scored on block/vibe overlap (1 matches). The rule lives in src/lib/spine.ts, so the same asset always links to the same three pages and a second reader can reproduce the choice.

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