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OSS Singularity — open-source engineering beyond the event horizon — tools, automation & experiments built for what comes next. ❤️‍🔥 https://oss-singularity.io
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Claudiu Schuster e983974769 Update transparent neon favicon and compact header exports (#2)
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docs/assets Update transparent neon favicon and compact header exports (#2) 2026-10-20 21:41:38 +00:00
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README.md Add organization avatar and neon favicon packages (#1) 2026-09-23 21:45:56 +00:00

README.md

OSS Singularity brand assets

Asset repository of the OSS-Singularity organization: marks, icons, avatars and derived artwork. Infrastructure and runtime state live elsewhere; this repository only carries brand source material and its provenance.

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docs/assets/OSS-Singularity_App-Icons_Multisize/ Application icons: SVG master, 1024 px raster, multi-resolution ICO, Linux hicolor set
docs/assets/OSS-Singularity_GitHub_Avatar/ Avatar exports in 512, 1024 and 2048 px plus the source SVG
docs/assets/OSS-Singularity_Org_Avatar/ Organization avatar, 512 × 512 RGBA, with manifest.json provenance (dimensions, alpha, SHA-256, source references)
docs/assets/OSS-Singularity_Favicon_Neon/ Neon favicon set derived from the mark: SVG master, transparent 256/512 px PNG exports, multi-size ICO (16/32/48)
profile/README.md Organization profile text

Rights

These assets are brand identifiers of OSS Singularity. They may be viewed and redistributed unmodified as part of this repository or one of its forks, provided that their origin and ownership are not misrepresented. Any other use requires permission from the applicable rights holder. Each package directory carries its own README recording sources and provenance; the organization avatar's manifest.json additionally pins the exact SHA-256 of the exported file.