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Wire the logo into README.md: a centered horizontal lockup above the title, served per color scheme via <picture> so it stays visible in both GitHub light and dark mode (the currentColor original collapses to near-invisible black on dark backgrounds when loaded via <img>). - docs/logo.svg: original lockup (currentColor), kept as the source - docs/logo-light.svg / docs/logo-dark.svg: color variants derived by a mechanical stroke/fill swap (teal accent unchanged), for light/dark bg - docs/logo-mark.svg: square mark, for favicon / landing page (not referenced from the README) - CLAUDE.md: drop the stale "PRIVATE until M6" claim; repo is public Closes #6 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds the logscry logo to the top of the README. Closes #6.
What
A centered horizontal lockup (an eye "scrying" over two log lines — the second stops short, since most of the stream never gets reported) sits above the title.
Theme-aware, not a single image
The source
docs/logo.svgdraws its strokes withcurrentColor. GitHub renders README images via<img>, which doesn't inherit page CSS, socurrentColorcollapses to black — fine in light mode, near-invisible in dark mode, where most developers read. So instead of one image:docs/logo-light.svg— dark strokes (#1c2933) for light backgroundsdocs/logo-dark.svg— light strokes (#e6edf3, GitHub's dark-mode text color) for dark backgrounds#12A594) is unchanged in both, since it reads on either backgroundBoth are mechanically derived from
logo.svg— only the fourcurrentColortokens were swapped, no geometry touched. The README uses a<picture>element so GitHub serves the right one per theme:The
# logscryheading stays below the image for accessibility and anchor links.Also
docs/logo.svg(thecurrentColororiginal) anddocs/logo-mark.svg(a square mark, for a future favicon / landing page — Publish a simple landing page on GitHub Pages #9) are committed but not referenced from the README.CLAUDE.mdthat claimed the repo is private until M6 — it's public. Kept the secrets guidance.No code touched.