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add role-aware Epi assistant prompts
Add verified June knowledge, guest/member/admin Copilot profiles, profile-isolated session recovery, animated Epi greetings, and a single authoritative runtime config workflow for inference.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
| author | MrJuneJune <me@mrjunejune.com> |
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| date | Fri, 07 Aug 2026 10:50:30 -0700 |
| parents | 667156fcd3e3 |
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# Zenbu UI themes Themes are named token compositions, not separate component stylesheets. Applications select one with `data-zen-theme` on the document root: ```html <html data-zen-theme="paper"> ``` Built-in themes: - `paper`: warm neutral surfaces, restrained natural accents, editorial type; - `ink`: dark charcoal surfaces with paper-like text and softer status colors; - `playful`: brighter clay, persimmon, violet, and rounded shapes; - `cyberpunk`: midnight surfaces with neon cyan, magenta, violet, yellow, and mint roles; - no attribute: follow the operating-system light/dark preference. Applications can provide their own fonts without changing component CSS: ```css :root { --zenbu-font-editorial: "More Thin", sans-serif; --zenbu-font-playful: "More", sans-serif; } ``` Import `themes.css` after `tokens.css` and before component CSS. Components continue to consume semantic tokens, so every built-in and application theme inherits the same accessibility, motion, and native-HTML behavior.