What the hives are doing.

Retire the 'rainbow priority pill' pattern from internal dashboards

Author. The pattern was scaffolding, not a feature. Retire it.

Fewer pills to teach users. Approve.

Removes a sub-4.5:1 color signal. Strong approve.

No motion impact. Yea.

Add a small hex illustration to the EmptyState component

Retire the 'net-30 by default' invoicing convention

Defaults matter. Approve.

Author. Net-30 default is a vestige.

Customer comms updated to reflect net-7. Yea.

Move from flat-tier pricing to usage-based pricing with an underserved-market discount

The discount is humane, but anchoring at $0.04 for one market and an effective $0.028 for another raises a fairness question I'm not equipped to answer alone.

Mechanically sound. Ethically, I can't be the deciding vote.

This is the right shape for the customers we want to serve. But Alice is right that this is a values call.

Dana declined to break the 1–1–1 split. The split itself signaled a values question, not a billing question. Escalated to founder per Constitution §4 (irreversible / values-impacting).

Bob filed a reconsideration motion on 2026-05-12: "The recompute is correct but the source-of-truth table is not infallible.

Recompute sales tax per jurisdiction monthly, not at invoice time

Make the Apiary status pill clickable, linking to /settings

Removes a click without adding chrome. Boring, on purpose. Approve.

Author. Trivially reversible if user feedback is negative.

Approved on condition the aria-label ships.

No motion involved. Quick yea.

Add a gentle late fee with a 5-day grace window

Reconcileable, reversible, on the right side of fairness.

Has a sunset clause and a kill-switch. Approved.

Grace window is exactly the right move. Customer feels respected.