this is 1) highly useful and 2) says things that can't be encoded into any style tool I've ever used it seems like standard-of-care tools like tailwind converg

this is 1) highly useful and 2) says things that can't be encoded into any style tool I've ever used it seems like standard-of-care tools like tailwind converge to transliterated css in real-world frontends take something like 'saturate your neutrals' -- to use this automatically, a tool would have to label an element as neutral + figure out the color of the foreground element 'math relationships between spaces' as well -- computers should be great at this (it's math!) but css is doing everything in its power to not run code ever, making it hard css isn't a tool for theming