t3-code-android-nightly/assets

Brand icons

The three Icon Composer projects are the source of truth for full application icons:

• dev/app-icon.icon
• nightly/app-icon.icon
• prod/app-icon.icon

Each project uses text.svg for the T3 mark and background.svg when the background is a vector layer. Additional layers use semantic names that describe their role and placement.

Run vp run icons:export from the repository root to regenerate the tracked iOS, Linux, Windows, and web assets. The development web exports are also copied to apps/web/public for the browser favicon and splash screen. Run vp run icons:check to verify that the generated assets and public copies match their sources without changing files.

Exporting requires Icon Composer 2 or newer on macOS. The script selects the newest compatible exporter from Xcode or a standalone Icon Composer installation and pins design generation 26. Set ICON_COMPOSER_TOOL to the full path of Icon Composer.app/Contents/Executables/ictool to override automatic discovery.

macOS exports

Icon Composer's command-line exporter does not expose the macOS pre-Tahoe preset. A plain command-line macOS export is full bleed and is not suitable for the desktop app, so the export script intentionally leaves the tracked macOS PNGs unchanged and prints a reminder after every run.

After changing an Icon Composer project, open it in Icon Composer and export the macOS PNG with exactly these settings:

• Platform: macOS pre-Tahoe
• Appearance: Default
• Size: 1024pt
• Scale: 1×

Save the three exports to:

• dev/app-icon.icon -> dev/blueprint-macos-1024.png
• nightly/app-icon.icon -> nightly/nightly-macos-1024.png
• prod/app-icon.icon -> prod/black-macos-1024.png

The result must be a 1024×1024 PNG with the classic macOS safe area: the opaque icon body is 824×824, inset 100 pixels on every side, with only the native Icon Composer shadow extending into the surrounding transparent canvas.

To have Codex perform the native exports, paste this prompt into a task opened at the repository root:

Use [@Computer](plugin://computer-use@openai-bundled) and the Icon Composer app to export the three macOS app icons in this repository.

For each project below, use Platform: macOS pre-Tahoe, Appearance: Default, Size: 1024pt, and Scale: 1×, then save the PNG to the exact destination:

- assets/dev/app-icon.icon -> assets/dev/blueprint-macos-1024.png
- assets/nightly/app-icon.icon -> assets/nightly/nightly-macos-1024.png
- assets/prod/app-icon.icon -> assets/prod/black-macos-1024.png

Do not resize, composite, or otherwise post-process the exported PNGs.

Verify every result is 1024×1024 and has the classic macOS safe area: an 824×824 opaque body inset 100px on every side, with only Icon Composer's native shadow extending beyond it.

Do not edit the generated PNG or ICO files directly.

Android launcher and splash artwork

Android masks the central 72dp of a 108dp adaptive canvas, and the Android 12+ splash screen masks the central two thirds of a 288dp canvas, so the Icon Composer exports cannot be used directly: their rounded-square silhouette gets framed again and the wordmark is cropped. The Android artwork is instead rendered from the same Icon Composer SVG sources by vp run icons:export:android:

• apps/mobile/assets/android-icon-foreground.png: the shared transparent wordmark, sized to stay inside the safe zone
• apps/mobile/assets/android-icon-background-dev.png and -nightly.png: full-bleed variant artwork (blueprint grid and annotations; night sky and clouds). Production uses a solid color.
• apps/mobile/assets/android-splash-icon-*.png: the two layers composed into one 288dp image, so the splash mask reproduces the launcher icon's framing.

Rerun the export after changing a layer SVG. android-icon-mark.png remains a flat silhouette for Android's monochrome themed icon.