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Chip bar

The tight row of chips across the top of a Directory or workflow card.

Why this word exists

One chip is a label; a chip-bar is the neat little parade across the top of a card. Botski split the slug so beginners can find either word without guessing.

The bar is layout, not a scoreboard you can buy. Featured is a staff spotlight with a scorecard — not a paid chip in the bar.

Where you will meet it

Directory and workflow cards show a chip-bar under the title. UI notes and Keep glances call out crowding, wrapping, or contrast on that row.

Examples

  • A card's chip-bar shows Guides and Stack so the shelf is obvious at a glance.
  • At 390 width the chip-bar wraps; Artsy trims labels so the row stays one line.
  • Adding a fake Hall chip to a bar would fail an honesty-pass — Hall stays empty until real claims exist.

Fetched 2026-09-23 CT.

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