feat(tokens): add brand gradient ramp for per-product marketing surfaces#3
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- Add --cc-brand-1/2/3 (3-stop gradient ramp) defaulting to mauve/pink/peach - Add --cc-brand-gradient (auto-composed from the 3 stops) - Products override only the stops they need; gradient derives automatically - Adopted by cora-api landing (PR #34) to replace hardcoded brand colors Backward compatible: no existing tokens changed.
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Summary
Adds a 3-stop brand gradient ramp to the shared design tokens so per-product marketing surfaces (landing pages, hero sections, CTA strips) no longer hardcode their own palette.
Changes
--cc-brand-1defaults to--cc-mauve(primary brand)--cc-brand-2defaults to--cc-pink(secondary brand)--cc-brand-3defaults to--cc-peach(tertiary brand)--cc-brand-gradientauto-composedlinear-gradient(120deg, brand-1, brand-2 48%, brand-3)Products override only the stops they need; the gradient derives automatically.
Why
cora-apiPR #34 hardcodes--brand-1: #8b5cf6; --brand-2: #ec4899; --brand-3: #f59e0bfor its landing page — colors that don't exist in the Catppuccin palette and create a second source of truth. This token slot centralises that concept.Backward compatible
No existing tokens changed. Only additions.
Adoption (follow-up PR)
cora-apiPR #34: replace hardcoded--brand-*with--cc-brand-*overrideweb-landing: optionally wire CTA gradients to--cc-brand-*