Agent Skills: operators-notebook
Operator's Notebook design register — a dense BI/admin dashboard visual language built on OKLCH ink-blue tokens, hairline dividers, Bricolage Grotesque display, and 60/30/10 accent discipline. Use when designing or migrating admin dashboards, internal tools, BI consoles, or operator-facing surfaces that need editorial clarity over SaaS chrome. Triggers on tasks involving shadcn/ui dashboards, Next.js admin apps, Tailwind v4 token migration, or rewriting "default shadcn" SaaS-flavored UIs into a disciplined editorial register.
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