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Mineral / teal direction · Theme review board

Theme and Latch approved
01 / dark environmentMineral / teal

Tectra

A Cosmik project

Construction that preserves intent.

Explore an authoring workflow that keeps your creative direction at its centre.

Relationship studyIllustrative
An illustrative construction relationshipTwo offset structural planes share an alignment reference. Circular nodes identify related points and their retained offset; dashed guide lines mark an alignment reference. This is a conceptual diagram, not product output.
  • Plane A: upper plane
  • Plane B: lower plane
  • Connected nodes: retained offset
  • Dashed lines: alignment reference
Relationships describe how elements belong together. The visual language stays open to the work being built.

Theme palette

02 / Color

Background

#0F1719

Surface

#172125

Raised

#233034

Text

#EDF4F3

Muted

#ADC1BE

Accent

#71D6C3

Quiet, precise controls

03 / Interface
Construction relationshipsExample state
Plane A → Plane BOffset retained
Shared referenceAlignment retained

Interface specimen. Relationship states are illustrative, not a live check.

From an idea to a construction.

Workflow concept

Build with intent

Keep relationships between elements explicit, so construction changes can be checked against the intended result.

Shape the whole workflow

The intended agent-driven workflow connects envisioning, planning, building, rendering and review while leaving artistic direction with the creator.

Workflow concept for illustration. End-to-end implementation and availability are not asserted.

04 / Documentation example

Make the relationship explicit.

Describe the relationship between elements before changing them. Keep the construction intent visible, then review a change against that intent.

The relationship is the contract. The visual expression belongs to the project.

01 / light environmentMineral / teal

Tectra

A Cosmik project

Construction that preserves intent.

Explore an authoring workflow that keeps your creative direction at its centre.

Relationship studyIllustrative
An illustrative construction relationshipTwo offset structural planes share an alignment reference. Circular nodes identify related points and their retained offset; dashed guide lines mark an alignment reference. This is a conceptual diagram, not product output.
  • Plane A: upper plane
  • Plane B: lower plane
  • Connected nodes: retained offset
  • Dashed lines: alignment reference
Relationships describe how elements belong together. The visual language stays open to the work being built.

Theme palette

02 / Color

Background

#F2F6F5

Surface

#FFFFFF

Raised

#E0EAE7

Text

#142925

Muted

#4D6761

Accent

#126B5E

Quiet, precise controls

03 / Interface
Construction relationshipsExample state
Plane A → Plane BOffset retained
Shared referenceAlignment retained

Interface specimen. Relationship states are illustrative, not a live check.

From an idea to a construction.

Workflow concept

Build with intent

Keep relationships between elements explicit, so construction changes can be checked against the intended result.

Shape the whole workflow

The intended agent-driven workflow connects envisioning, planning, building, rendering and review while leaving artistic direction with the creator.

Workflow concept for illustration. End-to-end implementation and availability are not asserted.

04 / Documentation example

Make the relationship explicit.

Describe the relationship between elements before changing them. Keep the construction intent visible, then review a change against that intent.

The relationship is the contract. The visual expression belongs to the project.