Brand
How to talk about Kritak, what to put on a slide, and where to find the assets.
Logo
The mark is a lowercase k monogram inside an indigo square frame, with a blinking saffron cursor. It works at every size from 16px to 512px without losing legibility.
Wordmark
Always lowercase. Set in JetBrains Mono Medium. Letter-spacing: slightly tight (-0.01em).
Colors
Two ramps: indigo (ink) for surfaces and text, saffron for accents and the brand mark. Greens, reds, and blues from Tailwind's palette are reserved for semantic UI states only.
Typography
Headings, navigation, eyebrow text, code. Always lowercase for nav and code-like text. Sentence case for headings.
Long-form content, descriptions, body text. Variable font weights, regular reading rhythm.
Voice
- Direct, not breathless. “Devin writes code autonomously” — not “Devin revolutionizes software engineering as we know it.”
- Curated voice, not crowdsourced voice. We take a position. “This is the right tool for X but not Y” beats “a powerful solution for many use cases.”
- Show the seams. Where an agent falls short, say so. The credibility of the praise depends on the credibility of the criticism.
- Terminal-flavored chrome, plain-English content.
$prompts andcat file.mdare fine for UI chrome and headers. Curator notes are normal English prose. - Sentence case everywhere. “Featured agents” not “Featured Agents.”
The name
“Kritak” comes from Sanskrit and means “the made one” — something brought into existence to act on behalf of another. Pronounced krit-uck, with a soft a like in “cup.”