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Task Bundle includes repository-ready visual assets under `assets/`.
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The art direction is intentionally warm-editorial rather than generic SaaS gradients: a calm dark field, paper-toned bundle cards, and a benchmark signal accent that reinforces "portable tasks" plus "measurable outcomes."
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This repository includes the visual assets used in the README and GitHub social preview.
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## Files
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-`assets/hero-banner.svg`
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Embedded at the top of the README to make the repository landing page feel like a product, not just a package listing.
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Hero image used at the top of the README.
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-`assets/workflow-overview.svg`
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A second README visual that explains the capture -> inspect -> compare -> report loop in one glance.
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Workflow diagram used in the README.
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-`assets/social-preview.svg`
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Source artwork for GitHub social preview uploads.
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-`assets/social-preview.png`
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Recommended raster export for GitHub social preview uploads. Kept in the repository for easy manual upload, but not required in the npm package.
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Recommended raster export for GitHub social preview uploads.
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## Suggested GitHub Setup
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## Local Export Tips
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If you want to regenerate the PNG on macOS, you can use Quick Look or another SVG-to-PNG tool. The repository artwork is intentionally kept as SVG so it stays editable and versionable, while the committed PNG keeps GitHub social preview setup friction low.
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The SVG files stay in the repository so they remain editable and easy to version.
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