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The dashboard's dark theme left a chunk of the bundled provider logos unreadable: 25 of them are pure black marks on a transparent background, so on a near-black surface they disappeared entirely, and another 11 are dark multicolor marks drawn for a white page. This adds the seam the rest of the work hangs off: a per-asset treatment manifest in logoTreatments.ts, and a Logo component that applies the treatment it names. Two treatments exist today. "invert" flattens a mark to solid white with brightness(0) invert(1), which is what the vendor's own white mark looks like for a pure-black transparent glyph. "plate" puts a white surface behind the mark so it reads exactly as it does on a light page. Both are dark-only, and only assets named in the manifest are touched, so light mode is unchanged and the other 96 bundled logos keep rendering byte for byte as they do today. The className an untreated logo receives is passed through verbatim rather than routed through cn(), so even the class string is unchanged. The split between invert and plate was measured per asset, not guessed: luminance, saturation and alpha coverage sampled off a canvas render. Two assets that look monochrome, aiml_api and repelloai, carry a light knockout inside dark artwork, so inversion would flatten the knockout into the mark and erase it. They get a plate instead, and a test pins that. Six assets whose artwork is an opaque dark box (aim_logo, aim_security, deepgram, jina, lakeraai, openmeter) are deliberately left untreated. A plate cannot show through an opaque image, so the only honest fix for them is a replacement asset. |
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