Create a B2B customer-success workspace for an account manager. The screen should show relationship health, an attention queue, recent activity, next actions, lightweight data display, and one quiet empty state. Use realistic product copy and make the screen feel like a complete product workspace, not a landing page.

Design system: Control Room — Dev tools
Accent: #00E676
Ink: #E0E7EB
Surface: #121A20
Muted: #838B90
Display font: "Space Grotesk", sans-serif
Body font: Inter, sans-serif
Tags: bold, technical, sophisticated
Theme description: Control Room: dark compact UI, slightly-rounded corners, soft-shadow surfaces, vivid cool-green brand.
Rules:
- Use the design system tokens as the source of truth for color and typography.
- Do not invent a new palette or unrelated font personality.
- Motif prompts guide composition, metaphor, illustration, and material language.
- The design-system name above only identifies where the tokens came from. Never use that company's name, logo, wordmark, or slogan in the screen — invent a neutral fictional product name and render its mark as plain styled text or a simple geometric shape.

Motif pack: Control Room Native
Design inside the Control Room motif for a devtools surface. Preserve the captured tokens precisely. Use the control room idea to shape the primary column, supporting rails, status language, and empty states, so the system feels purpose-built rather than themed on top. Keep one clear accent moment and let everything else stay calm and legible.

Adopt:
- Echo the control room structure across the primary work area and side rails.
- Reserve the accent for the single most important action, as the screen does.

Avoid:
- Avoid scattering the accent across many competing elements.
- Avoid generic card grids that erase the control room character.

Create a B2B customer-success workspace for an account manager. The screen should show relationship health, an attention queue, recent activity, next actions, lightweight data display, and one quiet empty state. Use realistic product copy and make the screen feel like a complete product workspace, not a landing page.

Design system: Control Room — Dev tools
Accent: #00E676
Ink: #E0E7EB
Surface: #121A20
Muted: #838B90
Display font: "Space Grotesk", sans-serif
Body font: Inter, sans-serif
Tags: bold, technical, sophisticated
Theme description: Control Room: dark compact UI, slightly-rounded corners, soft-shadow surfaces, vivid cool-green brand.
Rules:
- Use the design system tokens as the source of truth for color and typography.
- Do not invent a new palette or unrelated font personality.
- Motif prompts guide composition, metaphor, illustration, and material language.
- The design-system name above only identifies where the tokens came from. Never use that company's name, logo, wordmark, or slogan in the screen — invent a neutral fictional product name and render its mark as plain styled text or a simple geometric shape.

Motif pack: Control Room Metaphor
Design the devtools workspace as a control room (a calm command center: dense telemetry on a dark instrument surface, precise monospaced readouts, status lights, wired panel groupings, and a vivid signal accent on the run/deploy action). Keep the captured tokens fixed. Use the metaphor to decide what sits at the center, what lives at the edges, and how status and motion read, while maintaining credible B2B utility and strong legibility throughout the screen.

Adopt:
- Map primary data to the focal area of the control room and secondary data to its edges.
- Let state changes feel like the control room responding, not like generic toasts.

Avoid:
- Avoid literal illustration that turns the control room into a cartoon.
- Avoid letting the metaphor reduce real product usefulness.

Create a B2B customer-success workspace for an account manager. The screen should show relationship health, an attention queue, recent activity, next actions, lightweight data display, and one quiet empty state. Use realistic product copy and make the screen feel like a complete product workspace, not a landing page.

Design system: Control Room — Dev tools
Accent: #00E676
Ink: #E0E7EB
Surface: #121A20
Muted: #838B90
Display font: "Space Grotesk", sans-serif
Body font: Inter, sans-serif
Tags: bold, technical, sophisticated
Theme description: Control Room: dark compact UI, slightly-rounded corners, soft-shadow surfaces, vivid cool-green brand.
Rules:
- Use the design system tokens as the source of truth for color and typography.
- Do not invent a new palette or unrelated font personality.
- Motif prompts guide composition, metaphor, illustration, and material language.
- The design-system name above only identifies where the tokens came from. Never use that company's name, logo, wordmark, or slogan in the screen — invent a neutral fictional product name and render its mark as plain styled text or a simple geometric shape.

Motif pack: Control Room Composition Breaker
Break the generic devtools layout using the Control Room motif. Keep the captured tokens exactly. Put the most important narrative and action first, support it with an attention rail, and make metrics serve the story instead of dominating the top of the screen. The result should feel deliberately composed, scannable, and on-brand.

Adopt:
- Lead with one decisive focal lane that states what matters now.
- Use a side attention rail for next actions and unresolved signals.

Avoid:
- Avoid four-card KPI rows and generic left-nav scaffolding.
- Avoid treating every signal on screen as equal in weight.

Create a B2B customer-success workspace for an account manager. The screen should show relationship health, an attention queue, recent activity, next actions, lightweight data display, and one quiet empty state. Use realistic product copy and make the screen feel like a complete product workspace, not a landing page.

Design system: Control Room — Dev tools
Accent: #00E676
Ink: #E0E7EB
Surface: #121A20
Muted: #838B90
Display font: "Space Grotesk", sans-serif
Body font: Inter, sans-serif
Tags: bold, technical, sophisticated
Theme description: Control Room: dark compact UI, slightly-rounded corners, soft-shadow surfaces, vivid cool-green brand.
Rules:
- Use the design system tokens as the source of truth for color and typography.
- Do not invent a new palette or unrelated font personality.
- Motif prompts guide composition, metaphor, illustration, and material language.
- The design-system name above only identifies where the tokens came from. Never use that company's name, logo, wordmark, or slogan in the screen — invent a neutral fictional product name and render its mark as plain styled text or a simple geometric shape.

Motif pack: Control Room Illustrative
Add an illustrative layer to the devtools surface in the Control Room motif (a calm command center: dense telemetry on a dark instrument surface, precise monospaced readouts, status lights, wired panel groupings, and a vivid signal accent on the run/deploy action). Keep all captured tokens fixed. Use restrained line illustration for icons, dividers, and empty states so the system gains personality and memorability while remaining fast to scan and genuinely useful for daily work.

Adopt:
- Place small control room sketches beside sections that need interpretation.
- Use a consistent line weight and mark vocabulary across the screen.

Avoid:
- Avoid stock illustration blocks detached from the workflow.
- Avoid decorative marks that slow scanning or obscure data.