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# Mascots for infographics ## Purpose Use a mascot as a communication element rather than decoration. The mascot should guide reading, reveal a state, confirm a payoff, or provide a small contextual reaction while preserving the exact verified identity source. Read `helper/GUIDE.md` and `skills/info-stories/references/asset-source-policy.md` first. `mascot-identity` and `verified-identity-assets` are blocking for named or official mascots. ## Non-negotiable identity rule A named mascot is not a prompt. It is an identity asset. Every named official mascot requires an exact SVG from a verified source. Never redraw, approximate, trace, prompt-generate, reconstruct, or silently substitute an official mascot. Never alter identity geometry or identity colors to make the mascot fit the composition. Solve the composition around the mascot instead. If the exact official source cannot be verified, return HOLD rather than inventing a lookalike. ## Vibe SVGs boundary The repository `https://github.com/imMamdouhaboammar/vibe-svgs` may be used as a curated discovery/source surface, but its manifest explicitly marks mascot/scene work with `communityArtwork: true` and describes those assets as fan-made/community artwork. Therefore: - Vibe SVGs community mascots must not be called official. - A Vibe SVGs community mascot cannot satisfy a request for the original or official mascot by itself. - If the user explicitly accepts a community/fan-made mascot, pin the Vibe SVGs commit, pa