# Generic Palette provenance (Android)

Android uses the same fixed `@radix-ui/colors` 3.0.0 palette as Mac. Its 372
ordered HEX entries were compared directly with the pinned npm archive; both
platforms match all entries. The archive SHA-512 matches the published integrity
value below.

- Source: https://github.com/radix-ui/colors
- Package: https://registry.npmjs.org/@radix-ui/colors/-/colors-3.0.0.tgz
- npm gitHead: `c4d0e50006c71ec51c4d6ff349062ab261b57e67`
- npm integrity: `sha512-FUOsGBkHrYJwCSEtWRCIfQbZG7q1e6DgxCIOe1SUQzDe/7rXXeA47s8yCn6fuTNQAj1Zq4oTFi9Yjp3wzElcxg==`
- License: MIT, copyright (c) 2021 Radix
- Bundled notice: [`app/src/main/assets/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`](app/src/main/assets/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md)

## Selection and ordering

Only the light, opaque, six-digit sRGB declarations are copied, in this family
order: `gray`, `mauve`, `slate`, `sage`, `olive`, `sand`, `gold`, `bronze`, `brown`,
`yellow`, `amber`, `orange`, `tomato`, `red`, `ruby`, `crimson`, `pink`, `plum`,
`purple`, `violet`, `iris`, `indigo`, `blue`, `cyan`, `teal`, `jade`, `green`,
`grass`, `lime`, `mint`, `sky`.

Each family retains upstream steps 1–12. These entries receive the local codes
`G001`–`G372` and palette identifier `generic-radix-colors-3.0.0-light-srgb`.
Dark, alpha, and Display P3 scales are excluded. The three upstream duplicate
pairs remain, giving 372 entries and 369 unique HEX values. A lookup by HEX uses
the first matching entry, consistently with Mac.

## Historical and user-provided palettes

The current Android source and application asset directories no longer contain
`mard_palette.tsv`, `legacy_palettes.tsv`, or the old built-in 88-color palette.
Older Git revisions still contain those datasets; the replacement does not
change the contents or licensing questions of historical releases. Existing
`.beads` documents remain readable through their embedded color legends.

User-imported JSON, CSV, GPL, ASE, and ACO palettes are separate from the MIT
licensed built-in data. Import requires the user's rights confirmation, but
that confirmation does not grant rights or establish a brand authorization.

Radix remains the copyright holder. Its MIT license permits commercial use and
distribution when its copyright and permission notice are retained. This source
record applies to the current built-in palette; it does not certify rights in
user-provided data or other application assets.