Brand kit · v1.0

The identity of ARGUS.

Mark, palette, type, the receipt, and the voice — rendered from the same tokens every page of the console is built from.

01 / Mark

An eye on the evidence.

Argus was the watchman with a hundred eyes. The mark is a ring with the pupil set off-centre: looking at the data, not at you.

ARGUS
Ink on paper
Reverse
Proof · one colour
02 / Colour

Mostly nothing. A little ink. One colour for proof.

White space first, near-black for structure. Proof indigo marks only what was verified; Redline marks only risk, losses and refusals. Green and red are not signal colours here: on a trading screen they mean price up and price down.

coreInk#0A0A0Atype, primary buttons, the mark
coreStone#1D1D1Fhover states, deep ground
accentProof#3730A3verified: OWNED, passed, answered
signalRedline#C2410Crisk, losses, refusals, blocks
surfacePaper#FFFFFFdefault ground
surfaceHalo#FAFAF7warm ground, cards
surfaceVeil#F4F5F7fields and code
lineLine#E5E7EBborders
neutralFog#9CA3AFmuted interface
neutralGraphite#6B7280secondary text
03 / Type

One sans. One mono. No exceptions.

Outfit carries every word. JetBrains Mono carries every number a reader might check.

Display · 700
Ask the desk.
Heading · 600
Tied with Bitget's own TWAP. Here is the replay.
Body · 400
Every figure is computed by the desk's engines from Bitget data and names its source. The language model reads the question; it never writes a number.
Mono · 400
NVDAUSDT · 6.9 bps · p = 0.012 · seq 412 · 9f2c…a71e
04 / Receipt

Every answer ends in a receipt.

Where each figure came from and which engine computed it. This one is a real run of the research task, kept in the repository so every figure can be checked.

argus · receipt · run of 28 Sep 02:29 UTCAdd, at 15%
Question
I hold 40% NVDA, 30% MSFT, 30% AAPL — should I add 15% TSLA?
Engine
your book's risk on 30 days of hourly returns
Data
live Bitget hourly candles, last 30 days.
Figures
19% of the book's risk; 18% the most inside a 25% budget
File
data/research_task_example.json
05 / Voice

Terse. Specific. Checkable.

ARGUS sounds like a risk desk writing a note: short, exact, and happy to show its working.

Write like this
  • Every number is computed. Every source is named. Every loss is published.
  • Ask the desk. The answer shows its work.
  • Tied with Bitget's own TWAP. Here is the replay.
  • Refused: nothing on record supports that figure.
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