Archetype card: the board's compact card and page top (A1–A23), from the #1006 canvas (D620)

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S1: The rest of the owner's archetype canvas. Decision D620, no migration expected. Slot S01.

The owner's #1006 artifact (https://claude.ai/artifact/6yTsUgRHkkiCwBpfZpwshh) is committed by D619 as design/canvases/integrated/Studio · Archetype card.dc.html. D619 builds its A24–A30, the three sections under the card. The board's earlier artboards draw the compact /studio card and the top of /studio/archetype differently from what runs on main. #1006's prompt asked to keep the card's top as it was, so those boards are this task.

What the board draws, against main

A1–A4, A10 and A9: the compact card on /studio. On main this is ArchetypeCard in components/profile/ProfileFitSection.jsx, built to Studio · Archetype preview (S1–S15) by D325 and D594.

• There is no "Preview" chip.

• "View full card →" sits in a footer row under a hairline, with the illustration's setting on the right.

• Hover adds a shadow to the 2px lift and the accent border that main already has. The focus ring's offset is 3px; main uses 2px.

• A10, locked:

  • "Archetype card is part of the Studio plan.";
  • then "Primary archetype · Locked";
  • then "Your answers are kept; the reading unlocks with the plan."

  main shows D594's line, which names the plan.

• A9, on a phone: a 96px sprite beside the copy, with the description left to the page. main draws S15's 180px sprite, stacked.

A5–A8, A8f and A11–A23: the top of /studio/archetype (pages/ArchetypeCardPage.jsx).

• A crumb row at the top ("‹ Studio", "Profile & Fit · Archetype"). At the foot, "‹ Back to studio" and the slug.
• In the banner:
  • the licence as a chip beside "Primary archetype";
  • a 32px title;
  • the tagline, with a confidence pill;
  • a 3px hairline in the archetype's colour.
• Below the banner, a 7/5 layout:
  • on the left: Core approach, Description, then Strengths and Blind spots;
  • on the right: three wells (Confidence as a figure and a bar; Complements as chips in each sibling's colour; "How we read this"), then the illustration's setting.
• both resolves to the man's still. main splits the banner 50/50.

S1's recommendations (the owner can overrule them)

1. Keep the split for both. An unset illustration also reads both, so resolving it to the man's still would show a man to every member who never chose.
2. Keep the copy that later decisions set:
   • "with Eadwyn", never "the advisor" (D322);
   • a failed read that says what it does not claim, with a retry (D325);
   • D594's locked line, which names the plan.
3. Keep the Level / XP bar (D325), which the board does not draw. It goes in the right-hand wells, under Confidence.
4. The newer board wins for the compact card where A1–A10 and Studio · Archetype preview disagree. The older canvas stays committed as the record of D325 and D594.

Related: the card's archetype and the timeline's

• The card reads GET /best-fit/me. Its archetype comes from the v1 classifier (loadLatestArchetype in services/archetypeScoring.ts).
• The timeline (D619) reads the profile snapshots' displayed archetype, which is v2 and has hysteresis.
• Where it was left. archetypeScoring.ts says v1 "keeps serving its callers until Session 15 moves the card page". D602 kept the card on best-fit/me.
• When the two differ, D619's timeline says so, and does not mark a "Current" that contradicts the banner.

Moving the card to the v2 displayed archetype means the card's read must carry it, which is a Worker change. Decide it here, or split it into its own task.

Number. D620. If the build needs a migration, ask for its number on this issue.

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