Brand

The mark

A lion, a goat, a dragon and a cobra, low-poly and lit cyan. It exists only as raster — there is no vector source, and the wordmark you see in headings is set in type rather than scaled from the logo file, because a 2241-pixel image is soft on any modern display above about 700 CSS pixels.

A vector of the mark is a real gap, tracked rather than hidden. Until it exists, use the PNGs below at or under their natural size, and never scale the wordmark image.

Files

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  icon.png 1254px

  The mark on its navy plate — the app icon, and the safe choice at any size.

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  mark.png 1254px

  The mark with the plate removed. Correct on a dark ground only: taking the navy out also took the dark facet lines inside the mane, which were the same colour. On a light background it looks moth-eaten, which is why the site always puts it on a disc.

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  logo-wide.png 2241px

  The horizontal lockup, mark and wordmark.

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  logo.png 1254px

  The stacked lockup.

Give the mark clear space of at least a quarter of its width on every side, do not recolour it, and do not place it on a busy photograph.

Colours

The site and the desktop app read the same tokens from the same file, so these are the product's colours, not an interpretation of them.

• Accent

  --accent

• Accent 2

  --accent2

• Background

  --background

• Card

  --card

• Foreground

  --foreground

• Muted

  --muted-foreground

• OK

  --ok

• Warn

  --warn

• Bad

  --bad

theme-color #0b1120 · chimeraagent.space

Using it

The code is Apache-2.0, and that licence grants no trademark rights — section 6 says so explicitly. In practice: writing about Chimera, linking to it, and showing the mark to refer to the project are all fine. Putting the mark on something that is not this project, or on a product that suggests endorsement, is not, and there is no trademark policy to point you at yet.

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