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ahu.ai — logo system

Nine marks for nine systems, built from one drawing rule. Derived from the
Pengayoman emblem: single-weight line art, gold #F6CD0E over deep navy
#0E395B. No third colour. Every mark carries exactly one gold element —
that element is what the mark means.

Browse everything: open index.html in a browser (self-contained,
all SVG inlined).

Palette

Token Hex Use
Pengayoman Navy #0E395B structure ink, wordmark, frames
Pengayoman Gold #F6CD0E the single accent, one per mark
Kertas #FFFFFF primary ground
Navy 55% #5B7186 descriptor line only

Both hexes are lifted from the official AHU vector
(ahu-codebase/e-pasti-v3/core-e-pasti-v3/images/Logo-AHU-10.svg), so these
marks sit next to the Kemenkum / Ditjen AHU emblems without a colour clash.

Construction

  • 64 × 64 grid, artwork inside 6..58, coordinates on a 2 px sub-grid
  • monoline: stroke-width: 4, round caps, round joins
  • built only from straight lines, circular arcs, and dots
  • geometry lives in one file — see the build notes at the bottom

The nine

Slug Name System Repo
platform ahu.ai umbrella mark
ocr ahu.ai OCR notaris / PP / umum / verifikator app ahu-ocr-akta-notaris (master)
tanya Tanya public chatbot (Document RAG) ahu-ai-chatbot / public-web
tanya-data Tanya Data staff chat (text-to-SQL data agent) ahu-ai-chatbot / internal-web
konsol Konsol Admin chatbot admin console ahu-ai-chatbot / admin
observatory Observatory audit trail + BI ahu-ai-observatory, ahu-observatory-dashboard
gateway Gateway model router, queue, audit ahu-gpu-manager
classifier Classifier LayoutLMv3 document classifier ahu-doc-classifier
rag Document RAG AHU knowledge base ai-ahu-document-rag

Files per system

File What it is When to use
svg/<slug>-mark.svg glyph, navy + gold, transparent on white / light surfaces, ≥ 24 px
svg/<slug>-mark-reverse.svg glyph, white + gold, transparent on navy / photo / dark surfaces
svg/<slug>-mark-mono.svg glyph in currentColor one-colour print, inherits CSS colour
svg/<slug>-tile.svg glyph knocked out of a navy squircle app icon, favicon, anything < 24 px
svg/<slug>-lockup.svg glyph + name + descriptor headers, decks, docs, letterheads
svg/<slug>-lockup-reverse.svg same, for navy grounds dark headers, slide title bars
svg/<slug>-lockup-1line.svg glyph + name only app nav bars, compact headers

PNG mirrors in png/: marks at 512/256/128/64/32/16, tiles at
1024/512/192/180/64/32/16, lockups at 1200 px wide. Reverse lockups are
exported already sitting on navy; everything else is transparent.

png/_family-sheet.png — the 9-up contact sheet, drop straight into a slide.

Wiring it in

<!-- app header -->
<img src="/brand/svg/tanya-lockup-1line.svg" alt="Tanya" height="32">

<!-- favicon + home-screen icon -->
<link rel="icon" type="image/svg+xml" href="/brand/svg/tanya-tile.svg">
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" sizes="32x32" href="/brand/png/tanya-tile-32.png">
<link rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="180x180" href="/brand/png/tanya-tile-180.png">

<!-- one colour, follows the text colour -->
<span style="color:#0E395B"><!-- inline tanya-mark-mono.svg --></span>

Rules

Do

  • keep clear space equal to the wordmark's cap height on all four sides
  • use -reverse on navy — white lines, gold accent unchanged
  • use -mono for single-colour print; it inherits currentColor
  • use the tile below 24 px — monoline goes thin and dies there

Don't

  • recolour the gold accent — it is the one accent across the whole platform
  • set these larger than the Kemenkum / Ditjen AHU emblem on official material
  • add shadows, gradients, outlines, or skew

Rebuilding

Geometry is code, not a binary. The generator lives outside this repo
(/tmp/build/{glyphs,build,gallery}.py in the session that produced it) and
depends on fontTools + uharfbuzz + Plus Jakarta Sans. Wordmarks are
converted to outlines at build time, so no SVG here depends on a font being
installed
. If the source needs to be kept, copy those three files into
brand/src/ before the sandbox is recycled.

Type: Plus Jakarta Sans — ExtraBold for names, Medium for descriptors.
Open-source (SIL OFL), designed for Jakarta's city identity.