Open that file in a browser on this host. To review on a different computer, copy the whole wui folder and open its index.html. Keep assets, the CSS, and the JavaScript beside it. No server, package installation, account, or network connection is required for the board. Do not open only a copied HTML file without its assets.

The reference-research scripts use the network, but the delivered board does not. No service has been started or deployed.

Suggested review, about ten minutes

Start with Assembly, DM Sans, and Harbor, my proposed baseline. Appearance initially follows the browser's system preference unless you already have a saved choice.
In Identity, choose each mark. Compare the full logo in the header/brand specimen and the monochrome 16/24/32 px samples. Tell me whether you prefer the literal M, the woven links, or the abstract tile.
In Typography, compare DM Sans, IBM Plex Sans, and Manrope. The three specimens retain their own font. Choosing a font changes the rest of the board, including actual controls.
In Color system, try each palette's Light, Dim, and Dark buttons. Each button selects both that palette and that appearance. Look for readable text, useful surface depth, and a color family you would want to use daily. Hue angles and harmony rationale are printed on every palette card.
In Iconography & controls, try the example name field, all five states, and Preview success. An error keeps the text intact. Loading is a labeled specimen, not a running request. Nothing creates a project or contacts a server.
In Your review, write notes and download them. Downloads contain the selected logo, font, palette, mode, and your notes. Send the file or your feedback in this conversation. The page does not transmit notes to Dewey.

Selections and review notes use this browser's local storage when available. Reset preview restores the proposed choices but deliberately keeps your notes and the example name. Clearing site data or using a different file location/browser can lose local notes; download a copy to keep them.

You can also download the selected palette's tokens for all three modes. This is a design reference, not a production configuration file.

What to decide

Preferred logo and any shape/spacing revisions.
Preferred font and icon treatment.
Default palette and appearance behavior.
Palettes to change or remove before dashboard exploration.

Branding approval is a separate human decision. Choosing controls or downloading notes does not approve anything automatically. Dashboard work stays stopped until Jason supplies the branding decision and direction to proceed.

Evidence and project records

Verification and limits, including reproducible commands.
Reference observations, including what was and was not inspected on t3.codes and buzz.xyz.
Requirements, owner decisions, task list, work history.
evidence/verification.json: 840 token-pair checks and 240 layout combinations.
evidence/detail-verification.json: 8,220 rendered-text checks and interaction/failure/download checks.
evidence/final-verification.json: local resources, links, targets, breakpoint checks, and skip navigation.
evidence/board-light-1440.png, board-dim-1440.png, board-dark-1440.png: desktop appearance captures.
evidence/section-identity-light.png, section-typography-light.png, section-color-ultrawide.png, section-components-mobile.png, and section-review-light.png: comparison and component captures.
assets/logos/: three standalone original SVG studies.
assets/palettes.json: all ten proposed palettes and thirty token sets.
assets/fonts/: bundled Latin fonts, OFL licenses, and source receipts. The existing font license notices are unchanged.

This is a local design-review package. No integration, deployment, commit, push, or independent technical acceptance is implied.