Part A's Coverage · Spend band and table, replicated on this world: the Spend tile rolls down every team (cap 6 + rest, 03.3), its spark is the per-day sum of the shown teams, rows sort by spend, and the Spend trend column is qdash Spark (line + arrow + the last day's dollars; a zero day prints $0). It always shows cost and follows the pill — the levers above that change the trend don't reach the control. Under 24h every trend is an em-dash.

Every form at card size (S2) on the page metric and subject (Spend · All teams). Each says what question it answers, what it needs (served / §B / fixture-only), and shows its honest empty state when the world can't feed it. The qdash Spark's arrow is first day vs last and its label is the last day's value — set F5 beside F1 (window over window) and rule which one a "▼ $12" should mean.

Mark's first ask. Today's rows are R1 (now only). Each variant is shown in its real seat — the Spend DataMachine at card width (S2) — then at drawing width (S3, 200) and as a 160 px roll-down row (S4). Rows cap at 6 + rest (03.3); hover a row for its days.

The listing's cell, seven ways, on the same rows. Merged puts the number and the drawing in one cell; separate gives the drawing its own column (Part A's choice). S5 is 120 × 28; step down to 90 × 20 or up to 160 × 32.

"How to show trend? cost, tokens, models, providers — see breakdown, see chart over time, consider grouping." The grouping lever picks the pair: team → user · harness type → install · provider → model. Every drawing here sums to $331 — the subject's 7-day total. Activity's history row (Mark, 2026-10-01: sparklines out, top 3 per day, a hover per day) is the AH card.

F19 per card (⇄ in each title row) and per page (the switch below), using DataMachine's fadeKey so the swap fades rather than snaps. The last three cards use c100's title-switcher rule: the subject is the title (#title select), the parameter sits in #title-right (the trend window), with reserve holding the value slot so nothing moves.

Rows are forms, columns the size ladder (S2 card 520 × 200 → S6 a glyph in a sentence, 48 × 14; S1, the 1100 × 380 hero, behind its toggle), or one free size from the sliders. Each cell carries three auto-checks: D direction readable (≥ 2 px of travel first → last), M magnitude readable (a value or axis is printed), R driver readable (composition parts ≥ 3 px). ✓ holds · ✗ breaks · · doesn't apply. Hover a ✗ for why.