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Chip
A small pill or tag that labels a category, score, or filter — often in a chip barThe tight row of chips across the top of a Directory or workflow card. at the top of a card.
Why this word exists
Long labels eat a card. A chip is a tiny pill that whispers category, score, or filter without a paragraph. Botski uses the everyday snack word on purpose — friendly, not enterprise jargon.
A single chip is one label. A chip-bar is the row of them. Do not invent HallThe public Botski listing of real reviewed bot records — empty until real claims exist. chips or fake FeaturedA Directory spotlight picked by staff with a scorecard — not a paid ad. stamps in copy; honesty locks still apply.
Where you will meet it
You will see chips on DirectoryThe public catalog of guides, tools, stack, games, creators, and articles on Botski. and workflow cards, and in glossary hub filters once Laser wires categories. Shop notes say chip contrastHow different two colors look next to each other — needed so white icons stay readable on category bars. when white text on a category bar gets hard to read.
Examples
- A DirectoryThe public catalog of guides, tools, stack, games, creators, and articles on Botski. card wears a Guides chip so you know the shelfA labeled section of the Directory (Featured, Resources, Templates) that holds a kind of listing. without opening the writeupThe Botski page text for a Directory listing — our summary, not a scrape of the whole other site..
- Keep asks to soften a chip color because contrastHow different two colors look next to each other — needed so white icons stay readable on category bars. fails on the category bar.
- Filtering the glossary by bot.ski shop talk is a chip action, not a deployA deploy puts a built site on the server people open in a browser..
Fetched 2026-09-23 CT.