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chekusu/yomado — Added logo set for virtual display (#30)

chekusu/yomado added the logo assets of the macOS virtual display project, organized as a PNG and SVG set.

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chekusu/yomado added the logo assets of the macOS virtual display project, organized as a PNG and SVG set.

GitHub description: Native macOS virtual displays for visual agents, with a skill to set up and manage their work screens.

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MIT
Latest release
v0.3.6
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chekusu/yomado is a project that creates a native virtual display on macOS to secure a working screen for visual agents (AI agents that act by looking at and judging the screen), and it also provides a skill for configuring and managing that screen. The commit of October 31, 2026 at 21:01 (UTC) did not touch the behavior of this project and only added brand assets. The commit message is `brand: add yomado logo set (#30)`, and the change stats record only 38 additions and 0 deletions.

All added files are gathered under `brand/logo/yomado/`. The README states the composition of this set as is. The app icon reuses the existing 「夜窗」 icon (a cream-colored #FCF8E1 window shape on a deep navy #0F1C44 background) unchanged, and the wordmark uses lowercase `yomado` in a rounded shape in #0F1C44. The file naming convention is `yomado-app-icon` (the original icon), `yomado-symbol-*` (a single graphic without background), `yomado-wordmark-*` (the wordmark only), `yomado-horizontal-*` (horizontal type), and `yomado-horizontal-app-icon` (the icon with the wordmark attached), and there are four colors: color, black, gray, and white. Only the white version has a #0F1C44 background. Both SVG and PNG formats are provided, and since SVG is a vector format whose resolution does not break even when enlarged, the same graphic can be reused anywhere in documents and on screens. This convention document was written in Chinese.

What can be confirmed is the repository's choice of how to split the icons for distribution. Shapes and background colors are prepared separately for each place the app is attached to, and the vector originals are kept alongside, leaving room to re-render them to fit screen sizes. However, the scope of the judgment is limited to this commit. There are no changes in this commit to how the virtual display is created or to how the skill behaves, and the given records contain no information describing the repository as a whole, such as the license or the distribution status. So looking at this change alone, it is closer to packaging than to a functional improvement, and it is still too early to judge how far this project is actually used. The complete file list and the patch remain at GitHub commit 69852d0.