Same --neutral color as the card above. The icon carries the specific reason; nothing here is a new token.
Unavailable / disabled
Icon + wordSurface chip
Paused
Icon + wordSurface chip
Not yet configured
Icon + wordSurface chip
Restricted / read-only
Icon + wordSurface chip
04 · A separate severity scale
Notice → Alert → Warning → Critical
For system-wide banners, not per-item status — a different question from the family grid above. Each reference swatch is the token's own hue; the banner below it is that token's –surface pairing, the same role pattern as "Surface chip" above, applied full-width.
Notice
hsl(206 85% 27%) · #0A4D7F — reuses Info’s hue, not a new color
Scheduled maintenance this weekend
Alert
hsl(262 55% 55%) · #7B4DCB — new. Replaces the legacy brick, hsl(16 80% 41%) · #BC4215, which read too heavy next to Warning
Service degraded for some users
Warning
hsl(33 90% 47%) · #E4830C — same hue as the Warning status tier above
Service degraded for most users
Critical
hsl(332 100% 43%) · #DB0066 — unchanged legacy value, kept for severity only
Full outage — investigating
Runtime palette
Every color in this spec, 50–900
Each family's own hue, held constant, running from a light tint (50) to a near-black shade (900). The values used elsewhere on this page sit around 500–700 on each ramp.