FABRIC — ARTWORK & DESIGN TOKENS

Fabric is the product name. Use Algodyne Fabric when company attribution is needed.
Brand line: Many layers. One Fabric.
Descriptor: The operator workspace for agents, work, and infrastructure.

The artwork is the approved four-layer textile logo, cropped and resized from
its supplied original. Layer order is red, white, gray, black, top to bottom.
Preserve its weave, folds, color order, relative proportions, and wordmark.

FILES
fabric-logo-master.png        Original approved artwork, 1536 x 1024.
fabric-logo-horizontal.png    Horizontal crop, 1320 x 498.
fabric-mark.png               Symbol crop, 490 x 490.
fabric-app-icon.png           Black application tile, 512 x 512.
fabric-favicon.ico            Utility icon at 16, 32, 48, and 64 pixels.
fabric.css                   CSS variables and button examples.
fabric.tokens.json           Machine-readable brand tokens.

Artwork is opaque raster imagery. No transparent or editable-vector master
is included. Do not relabel a bitmap embedded in SVG as vector artwork.
Retain the black background; use a black tile when placing on a light surface.
Leave at least one eighth of the visible symbol height around a lockup.
Use the horizontal logo at 120 pixels or wider, preferably 240 pixels or more
for prominent placements. Use the standalone symbol at 64 pixels or wider.
Smaller utility icons use the supplied app-icon export.
The ICO includes 16, 32, 48, and 64 pixel renditions. Use 32 pixels or more
when the placement permits. It is not a substitute for the full logo.

The logo wordmark is artwork, not live typesetting. Do not recreate it with
a font. Inter is the preferred interface typeface; Geist and system sans
are fallbacks. IBM Plex Mono is preferred for technical text, with system
monospace fallbacks. Font files are not included.

Palette and type-family source: https://algodyne.com/brand/
Colors are interface targets; the woven artwork contains natural lighting
and shading. Use black text on red buttons and explicit text for states.

The website serves this static page at /fabric/brand/ with its stylesheet,
script, artwork, and downloads under the same path. No backend is required.
Application specimens on the page are illustrative, not live product state.