Thinking Logos
Bake an SVG into seven React agent-loading states, forked from thinking-orbs
Thinking Logos turns an SVG into a dotted loading animation. The homepage meta description says it bakes any SVG into a dot cloud and plays it as seven agent loading states, with auto dark/light and no rasteriser at runtime. The README names the states thinking, solving, listening, searching, working, waiting, and generating. The README says it is a fork of Jakub Antalik's thinking-orbs. The renderer and the orb states stay his, and ThinkingOrb is still exported. This fork adds a bake pipeline and seven logo states. Getting started says there is no package to install: open the playground, drop in an SVG, and copy the generated React file. The npm registry returned 404 for the name thinking-logos. A later README section imports bakeLogo from 'thinking-logos/bake' for a local bake. The LICENSE file is MIT, with copyright lines for Jakub Antalik on the engine and Enes Ozturk on the logo baking and logo modes.
Copy the React file the playground generates after you drop in an SVG. The README says that file already contains the baked points, and that nothing rasterises the SVG at runtime. Do not npm install thinking-logos. The registry returned 404 for that name on this check. The license is MIT. The README says the orb engine is still Jakub Antalik's, and that ThinkingOrb remains a drop-in. Use a logo state when the loading mark should stay recognisable. The seven names are in the README.
Why it is here. It is a checked way to turn a brand mark into an agent loading state without shipping a rasteriser.
Your agent can also search Index itself through the MCP server.
- seven logo loading states
- fork of thinking-orbs
- MIT
- playground copy, no npm package
Verified 2026-10-25. HTTP 200. Checked https://thinking-logos.ozturkenes.com and the raw README and LICENSE for enesozturk/thinking-logos on 2026-10-25. http://thinking-logos.ozturkenes.com timed out. The homepage meta description states the seven states, auto dark/light, and no runtime rasteriser. The LICENSE file is MIT. The GitHub page's embedded data reported 50 stars and 12 forks. The GitHub API returned HTTP 403, so no push date was read. https://registry.npmjs.org/thinking-logos returned HTTP 404. Source tweet: https://x.com/enesozturkdev/status/2091892031249625099.
