The visual identity of the MIT AI Risk Initiative (AIRI): logo, icon, colours and font, plus a Claude skill that applies them to generated work. Use it for all AIRI work, including the AI Risk Repository and the AI Risk Index.
- See the brand: open guide/index.html in a browser. It shows the logo, icon, font, palette and the MIT FutureTech parent logo on one page, with download links for each file.
- Get the logo files: skill/logos/initiative/ has the AIRI icon and horizontal logo as SVG and PNG. skill/logos/futuretech/ has the FutureTech logo for co-branded materials.
- Read the full spec: skill/BRAND.md covers colours, typography, logo usage and component patterns (buttons, cards, tables, charts).
- Ask a question or propose a change: open a GitHub issue. See CONTRIBUTING.md.
Every logo comes in four colour variants:
| File | Use on |
|---|---|
default / -on-light |
White or light backgrounds (red logo, transparent background) |
-on-dark |
Dark backgrounds (white logo, transparent background) |
-on-red |
Anywhere you need a self-contained logo (white logo on brand red) |
In Claude.ai, upload airi-brand-skill.zip as a skill or project file. Claude will apply AIRI branding to HTML, charts, slides and other visual output.
In Claude Code, the skill/ folder works as a skill on its own. Link it into your skills folder:
# For all your projects
ln -s /path/to/airi-brand/skill ~/.claude/skills/airi-brand
# For one project
ln -s /path/to/airi-brand/skill .claude/skills/airi-brandClaude Code picks it up when you mention AIRI, the Repository or the Index. You can also run /airi-brand.
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
skill/ |
The brand kit itself: BRAND.md (spec), SKILL.md (Claude skill entry point), brand.css (CSS custom properties), tokens.json (design tokens), logos/ |
guide/ |
The one-page visual guide. guide/logos and guide/brand.css link back into skill/, so the guide always shows the current files |
airi-brand-skill.zip |
skill/ packaged for upload to Claude.ai |
dev/logo-builder/ |
The Python script that generates the AIRI logo files (see its README) |
legacy/logos/ |
Retired Index and Repository logos. Don't use them for new work |