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A plot, two axes and a curve, in a gradient ending on matplotlib's tab:blue (C0, #1F77B4), the colour go-plot gives the first line of every figure; distinct from the emerald of go-ndarray, go-fft and go-notebook. Every format is generated from the one mark SVG by brandgen (go-gfx raster, go-opentype for the wordmark): 3 SVG variants, 24 PNG, 8 JPG, the 512-px avatar, the 1280x640 social banner, ICO and ICNS. check/kit.py, from go-notebook/brand (go-fft's), counts the whole matrix in CI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The organisation's mark and its full format matrix.
rx=56tile, as go-ndarray and go-notebook draw theirs.#5AAEE6 → #1F77B4. The dark stop is matplotlib'stab:blue(C0), the colour go-plot gives the first line of every figure, so the colour has a reason; it is distinct from the emerald of go-ndarray / go-fft / go-notebook (and from go-desktop's royal blue and the cyan systems family, compared side by side).#1F77B4on white is 4.82:1 (AA);#5AAEE6on the dark landing background 7.94:1.logos/brandgenfromsvg/color/go-plot.svg(3 SVG, 24 PNG, 8 JPG, avatar 512, social 1280×640, ICO, ICNS).check/kit.py+kit.ymlfrom go-notebook/brand count the whole matrix.🤖 Generated with Claude Code