# Purpose

TBD

# Requirements

## Requirement: Use minimal status palette

The system SHALL use a minimal indicator palette:
- `OVER` -> red
- `UNDER` -> amber
- `MATCH/SETTLED` -> neutral

### Scenario: Match is neutral
- **GIVEN** row variance equals 0
- **WHEN** rendering status
- **THEN** status uses neutral styling
- **AND** no additional success color emphasis is required

## Requirement: Place indicators at summary edges

The system SHALL prioritize indicator display on row/column summary edges.

### Scenario: Row-level over-allocation indicator
- **GIVEN** project row total exceeds selected month plan
- **WHEN** allocation grid renders
- **THEN** project row summary status shows `OVER` in red

### Scenario: Column-level over-capacity indicator
- **GIVEN** member column total exceeds member month capacity
- **WHEN** allocation grid renders
- **THEN** member column summary status shows `OVER` in red

### Scenario: Under-allocation indicator
- **GIVEN** row or column total is below comparison target
- **WHEN** grid renders
- **THEN** summary status shows `UNDER` in amber

## Requirement: Keep indicators explainable

The system SHALL provide text status labels with numeric deltas for accessibility and clarity.

### Scenario: Color is not sole signal
- **WHEN** status is rendered
- **THEN** UI includes text label (`OVER`/`UNDER`) and delta value

## Requirement: Distinguish project and resource variance semantics

Project variance and resource variance SHALL remain separate.

### Scenario: Project over, resource under
- **GIVEN** a project row is `OVER`
- **AND** a member column is `UNDER`
- **WHEN** indicators render
- **THEN** each axis displays its own status independently

## Requirement: Allocation indicator source

Indicator semantics in execution surface SHALL compare:
- project row totals vs **selected month planned hours**
- member column totals vs **selected month capacity**

## Requirement: Color usage policy

The system SHALL use minimal red/amber/neutral policy with status emphasis on summary edges (not broad RED/YELLOW/GREEN/GRAY usage in many cells).