Brand assets
The CAP mascot is a capybara dressed as a hotel concierge: a navy pillbox cap with a gold band, a bow tie, and a navy jacket with the gold crossed-keys pin of a concierge on the lapel. Use these files when you write about CAP, show that your site publishes a door, or link to the spec.




Casual mascot
The original CAP capybara wears a navy baseball cap. Use it for informal places: stickers, social posts, community channels, and docs that want a lighter touch.


Badge
badge.svgbadge-light.svgbadge-dark.svgShow the "Agents welcome" badge in your footer once your door passes the checker. Load the file from https://conciergeprotocol.org/ rather than a copy, so updates reach your site, and link it to the check for your domain. Pick the version that stands out on your footer, and do not recolor it. Add the badge has the snippet.
Colors
#182746#DFA75C#AD7447#F7DDBAUsing the assets
- Use the files as they are. Do not recolor the mascot, change the cap, or redraw it.
- Leave space around the mascot, and place it on a light or plain background so the navy jacket stays visible.
- Write the name as "Concierge Agent Protocol" or "CAP". Say "implements CAP" or "compatible with CAP" when your site passes the conformance check.
- Do not use the mascot or mark to suggest that a product is official, certified, or endorsed by the CAP maintainers, and do not put them in a product name, company name, or logo.
The name and mascot are covered by the trademark policy. The spec and code are openly licensed. Questions: tony@cosmicjs.com.
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