Alright, let's get one of those ColorChangeSwatches wired up to our state management. We've already got the action in place from earlier, so that's nice.

Let's go for those saved colors that don't really save. (They're hard-coded.)

we're get ready for our dispatch prop in src/components/saved-colors/index.tsx:

In src/components/application.tsx:

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ const Application = () => {
       />
       <AdjustColors hexColor={hexColor} dispatch={dispatch} />
       <RelatedColors hexColor={hexColor} />
-      <SavedColors hexColor={hexColor} />
+      <SavedColors hexColor={hexColor} dispatch={dispatch} />
     </div>
   );
 };

@@ -1,10 +1,11 @@
-import { useState } from 'react';
+import { Dispatch, useState } from 'react';
 import id from 'lodash.uniqueid';
 import AddSavedColor from './add-saved-color';
 import SavedColor from './saved-color';

 type SavedColorsProps = {
   hexColor: string;
+  dispatch: Dispatch<ColorActions>;
 };

 const saved = [
@@ -12,7 +13,7 @@ const saved = [
   { id: id(), name: 'Blue Fire', hexColor: '#00aadd' },
 ];

-const SavedColors = ({ hexColor }: SavedColorsProps) => {
+const SavedColors = ({ hexColor, dispatch }: SavedColorsProps) => {
   const [savedColors, setSavedColors] = useState(saved);

   return (
@@ -29,6 +30,9 @@ const SavedColors = ({ hexColor }: SavedColorsProps) => {
             key={id}
             name={name}
             hexColor={hexColor}
+            onClick={() =>
+              dispatch({ type: 'update-hex-color', payload: { hexColor } })
+            }
             onRemove={() =>
               setSavedColors((colors) =>
                 colors.filter((color) => color.id !== id),

A branch with the solution is waiting for you here.

That being said, I'm tired of passing dispatch through. We've made our point. Let's go use the Context API.