mcpgawk is a gawk.dev-family open tool under Nativerse Ventures. Its identity inherits the Nativerse system — it does not invent its own. (The legacy "gawk black/teal" is superseded by the royal-blue convergence.)
| Token | Hex | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Surface (dark) | #16160F |
product / social / OG background — the family is dark on these surfaces |
| Accent — royal blue | #2A33C2 |
the only brand accent (--blue) |
| Blue strong | #1F2799 |
pressed / deeper accent (--blue-strong) |
| Accent on dark | #7B83F0 |
same hue lightened for legibility on #16160F |
| Status — live/open | #36C28B |
semantic green only (the ● status dot; "clean / scanned / open") |
| Ink | #16160F on light; near-white #ECEBE3 on dark |
text |
| Rules | hairline grey | dividers only |
One accent. Semantic green for status only. Hairline rules. Generous whitespace. Editorial restraint.
- Wordmark & display: Sentient (
--font-display, serif) — the lowercasemcpgawkwordmark is set in Sentient, exactly like the parentnativersewordmark, so it sits flush in the family. Not monospace. (Raw mono for the name read out of place next to the Sentient-led family — corrected.) - Text/UI: Supreme (
--font-text, geometric sans). - Data/proof/kickers: Tabular (
--font-mono) — this is where mono lives: the scan output, numbers, labels. Reserved for data, never the name.
- Primary mark = the real Nativerse interlocking-N hex-shield (
assets/brand/nativerse-mark.svg, single fill#2A33C2). Per family rule: recoloured white on dark surfaces,#2A33C2on light. - Lockup = mark +
mcpgawkSentient wordmark (horizontal). Wordmark-led (Linear/Stripe/Vercel discipline). - Favicon / avatar = the white mark on a
#2A33C2tile (the documented family avatar). - The CLI's
●status dot (green#36C28B) stays as an in-product motif in data contexts — not the logo.
- Wordmark
● mcpgawk— light-on-dark (primary, product surfaces) + dark-on-white (docs). - Favicon — the
●dot. - GitHub social preview (1280×640) — dark surface,
● mcpgawk, one-line promise, hairline rule.
The wordmark-*.svg and social-preview.svg reference Sentient, which loads on the site but not in
GitHub's README <img> sandbox or on PyPI (they'll show the serif fallback). For pixel-true assets, render
them through the family pipeline — ~/nativerse-site/brand/logo/render-lockups.sh bakes Sentient in — and
commit the resulting PNGs (plus a .png social preview, which GitHub's social-preview upload requires).
Until then the SVGs are correct in direction (real mark + serif wordmark), just not the exact face on GitHub.
Precise, honest, terminal-native, no hype. "gawk at it before you trust it." Trust through reproducibility, never adjectives.