How to use
the brand.
For press, partners, and integration authors. The brand reads as brutalist editorial — cream surface, ink rules, yellow accents, hard corners. Hold the line and it stays recognizable; bend it and it stops being us.
Logo.


Do · Don't
- ✓Use on cream / white. Keep 0.5× logo-height padding around it.
- ✓Pair with the wordmark when first introducing the brand.
- ✓Render at 28px+ for the wordmark to stay legible.
- ✓Inverted (white on ink) on the dark CTA section.
- ✕Place on busy photographs or low-contrast brand colors.
- ✕Use the mark alone in headers without an obvious return path home.
- ✕Squash, stretch, rotate, recolor, or add gradients.
- ✕Apply drop shadows, glows, or 3D effects.
Need source files (SVG / PNG)? Reach out at [email protected].
Palette.
Typography.
H1, H2, big quotes. Italic for accents. Variable optical-size axis tuned to 144.
Paragraphs, body copy, buttons, lede.
Eyebrows, status labels, code, tags. Always uppercase with 0.06–0.22em tracking when used as an eyebrow.
Voice & tone.
Direct, technical, slightly editorial. Sentences are short. Numbers earn their place. Marketing-speak gets the boot.
- ✓Specific. Verbs. Numbers.
- ✓"Ship a traced agent in 5 minutes."
- ✓Concrete benefits ("p99 < 18ms gateway overhead").
- ✓Confess tradeoffs ("we charge for runs, not seats").
- ✓Reference the open-source story (langrails) when relevant.
- ✕Marketing fluff. Synergy. Empower.
- ✕"Accelerate your AI transformation journey."
- ✕Vague claims ("blazing fast performance").
- ✕Pretend we replaced ten tools with no caveats.
- ✕Hide the OSS underneath. It’s the moat.
Boilerplate.
Copy this as the standard one-liner for press, partner pages, and conference bios.
Press kit.
For high-resolution logos, screenshots, founder photos, or any other asset for press, partner pages, or conference materials, contact [email protected].