chore(design-system): re-sync @uploads/ui to Claude Design

.design-sync/NOTES.md

@@ -42,8 +42,13 @@ restage by hand (or copy from main) in those worktrees.
   with **tsup** → `packages/ui/dist/{index.js,index.d.ts,uploads-ui.css}`.
 - `cfg.buildCmd` = `pnpm --filter @uploads/ui build`. That needs the package's
   devDeps installed. In an isolated worktree with no workspace install, build it
-  standalone: `cd packages/ui && npm install --no-save --no-package-lock && npx tsup`
+  standalone: `cd packages/ui && npm install --no-save --no-package-lock && npm run build`
   (npm avoids pnpm workspace resolution; approve the esbuild postinstall).
+  **Use `npm run build`, not `npx tsup`.** `tsup.config.ts` sets `dts: false`, so
+  tsup alone emits only `index.js` + `uploads-ui.css`; the 12 `.d.ts` files come
+  from the second half of the build script (`tsc -p tsconfig.build.json
+  --emitDeclarationOnly --outDir dist`). Skip it and every `<Name>Props` contract
+  the design agent codes against degrades silently.
 - Converter invocation (from repo root):
   `node .ds-sync/package-build.mjs --config .design-sync/config.json --node-modules packages/ui/node_modules --entry ./packages/ui/dist/index.js --out ./ds-bundle`
   `PKG_DIR` is walked up from `--entry`, so the entry must be the real
@@ -88,19 +93,36 @@ restage by hand (or copy from main) in those worktrees.
 - Playwright + chromium live under `.ds-sync/node_modules` (see restage above —
   install with the other converter deps in one `npm i`). On a fresh clone the
   `.ds-sync/` tree is gitignored and regenerated, so reinstall before validating.
-- 5 components use `cfg.overrides.<Name>.cardMode = "column"` (Button, Divider,
-  Field, GalleryTile, Panel) to resolve `[GRID_OVERFLOW]` — their previews are wider
-  than a grid cell. Not a warn once the override is applied.
+- 7 components use `cfg.overrides.<Name>.cardMode = "column"` (Button, Divider,
+  Field, GalleryTile, Panel, Progress, Select) to resolve `[GRID_OVERFLOW]` — their
+  previews are wider than a grid cell. Not a warn once the override is applied.
+- **Progress and Select were added to that list on the 2026-08-14 re-sync.** The
+  2026-08-14 sync recorded them as fitting the default card width; a later converter
+  measures grid cells differently and flagged both `[GRID_OVERFLOW]` (`wide`). If a
+  future converter flags more components the same way, the remedy is the same one
+  the warn names — merge `cardMode: "column"`, then
+  `preview-rebuild.mjs --components <them>`; grades carry through it.
 - No `[RENDER_THIN]` / `variants-identical` warns to record — all cells graded good.
 - **Progress** and **Select** were added to `@uploads/ui` and authored on the
   2026-08-14 sync (`previews/Progress.tsx`, `previews/Select.tsx`) — 3 cells each,
-  all graded good, no grid override needed (default card width fits). Select is a
+  all graded good (both later needed `cardMode: "column"`, see above). Select is a
   new export from `Field.tsx` (`ul-select` / compact `ul-select--sm`); Progress is
   its own file (`ul-progress__*`, `data-level` fill bands). Both added to
   `conventions.md`. That brought the DS from 12 → 14 components.
 
 ## Re-sync risks
 
+- **Sync from an up-to-date `main`, and check before uploading.** A sync uploads
+  whatever the working tree builds, so a stale base silently *reverts* merged
+  design-system fixes in the Claude Design project — the anchor diff can't catch
+  it, because the bundle genuinely changed and looks like a legitimate update.
+  This bit us on 2026-08-14: a worktree branched at #663 re-synced ~1h after #664
+  merged and re-uploaded the pre-#664 stylesheet, restoring the exact
+  `--ul-progress-fill` declaration #664 removed. The design agent kept reporting
+  the finding and was correct. **Run `git fetch && git log --oneline -3
+  origin/main` before the build**, and after building grep the bundle for
+  whatever the most recent DS fix removed
+  (`grep -c 'ul-progress-fill' ds-bundle/_ds_bundle.css` → expect 0).
 - **Harness is not in git** — if `.ds-sync/` is missing, restage before build/
   validate (see "Converter harness" above). Worktrees only inherit it when main
   already has a staged copy.
@@ -110,6 +132,12 @@ restage by hand (or copy from main) in those worktrees.
 - `.design-sync/conventions.md` enumerates real tokens/props/components validated
   against the build. If `packages/ui` renames a token or component, re-validate the
   header (the base skill's conventions step does this) and fix drift.
+  **Drift is usually additive, not renames** — the 2026-08-14 re-sync found
+  `Button.variant` had gained `"solid"` (a real variant with its own
+  `ul-btn--solid` CSS) while the header still listed only four. Nothing the header
+  named was wrong, so a name-existence check alone passes; also diff each
+  enumerated union against the fresh `<Name>.d.ts` for *added* members, or the
+  design agent never learns the new option exists.
 - The scoped `npm install` in `packages/ui` writes no lockfile (`--no-package-lock`),
   so the exact tsup/esbuild versions aren't pinned there — the committed
   `package.json` ranges are the source of truth. A real `pnpm install` at repo root

.design-sync/config.json

@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@
     "Divider": { "cardMode": "column" },
     "Field": { "cardMode": "column" },
     "GalleryTile": { "cardMode": "column" },
-    "Panel": { "cardMode": "column" }
+    "Panel": { "cardMode": "column" },
+    "Progress": { "cardMode": "column" },
+    "Select": { "cardMode": "column" }
   }
 }

.design-sync/conventions.md

@@ -32,7 +32,9 @@ Build every screen inside one.
 There is **no utility-class vocabulary to author**. Style two ways only:
 
 1. **Component props** carry the design language:
-   - `Button` — `variant` (`default | primary | ghost | danger`), `size` (`sm | md | lg`), `block`
+   - `Button` — `variant` (`default | primary | solid | ghost | danger`; `solid`
+     fills with the accent — at most one per surface), `size` (`sm | md | lg`),
+     `block`, `icon`
    - `Callout` — `tone` (`info | ready | error | muted`), `title`
    - `Badge` — `tone` (`neutral | accent | ok | danger`), `dot`
    - `Field` — `label`, `hint`, `invalid`