The Pekan mark turns amber
The app icon and the Pekan mark still carried the blue-violet accent the interface moved off in 0.158.0, which left a purple P sitting next to an amber workspace on the taskbar, in the title bar, and on the website tab. The mark is now warm throughout: a warm near-black plate, a warm off-white P, and the amber brand in the bowl with a lighter amber fold catching the light. The shapes are untouched: this is a recolour, not a redraw, so the mark stays recognisable.
The accent uses the brand's darker amber rather than the lighter one the dark interface uses. That choice preserves the mark's internal structure: every pair of shapes in the icon keeps the contrast relationship it had before, so the counter of the P stays distinct from the letter around it at small sizes instead of blurring into a single blob. The Windows icon was also rebuilt as a proper multi-resolution file with dedicated 16, 32, 48, 64, 128, and 256 pixel images, where it previously carried a single oversized one, so the taskbar, the alt-tab switcher, and Explorer each get artwork drawn for the size they display.
The change reaches everywhere the mark appears: the desktop title bar and Help page, the installer and the executable itself, the website favicon and header, the operator console's brand mark, and the reference artwork in the brand documentation. The alternate logo concepts kept in that documentation were recoloured too, so they no longer show a direction the product has left behind. The teal used in those sheets for agent and connection states stays as it is. That colour is still live in the product and was never part of the old accent.