Motir

Type: bug (style coverage / take-it-further) · Parent: Epic 8 (Launch readiness) · Discovered in: manual dogfooding (out-of-band)

Symptom

Under the Hand-Drawn / Indie style (data-style='hand-drawn-indie'), surface cards get the rough hand-inked edge, but the app shell frame stays straight/plain — the sidebar rail border and the top-bar bottom border are not hand-drawn. The style should extend to the shell chrome.

Root cause (verified against shipped code)

The rough-edge effect is utility-class driven, not data-surface-driven. app/globals.css (the [data-style='hand-drawn-indie'] block, ~line 1403+) applies the wobble via a pseudo-element overlay scoped to the FULL-BOX .border utility: [data-style='hand-drawn-indie'] .border::after { ... border: 2px solid var(--el-border-strong); filter: url(#hd-rough); }

The shell frame uses directional border utilities, which .border does not match:

• Sidebar rail — components/ui/Sidebar.tsx line ~271: border-r border-(--el-sidebar-border) (and it already emits data-surface="sidebar", but hand-drawn has NO [data-style='hand-drawn-indie'] [data-surface='sidebar'] material rule — unlike glass/aurora/neumorphism).
• Top bar — app/(authed)/_components/TopNav.tsx line ~74: border-b border-(--el-border).

So neither shell border is reached by the rough rule (no .border class, no matching [data-surface] material rule) → the shell frame stays plain.

Fix direction

Extend the hand-drawn style to the shell frame. Preferred (mirrors the other material styles + scales): add [data-style='hand-drawn-indie'] [data-surface='sidebar'] / a tagged shell-header (data-surface on TopNav) rough-border rules, since the rail already emits data-surface="sidebar". Alternative: broaden the rough ::after rule to the directional .border-r / .border-b / .border-t utilities (more fragile — overlay positioning on a single edge). Keep the inks palette-derived (var(--el-border-strong)), no raw hue, per the surface-material contract (enforced by styleRegistry.test.ts).

Resolution

Open — filled by the closing-out subtask.