The AMBIDEX logo is at artifacts/logo.png: a 1024×1024 opaque PNG showing a white raised open hand on a solid deep-teal background. I picked the hand from the name, since "ambidextrous" means skilled with either hand. Of the three drafts, it's the one that read best as a 32-pixel circle, but it's a weak pass.

What drew it: the local image tool on this machine (mcp__image__image_generate, model segmind/SSD-1B). No code was used to draw it. It was only copied into place, and it isn't committed.

Drafts: 3 drawn (the most allowed), and I kept the third.

• Draft 1, not kept: two mirrored white hands on violet. The fingers were drawn as thin white strokes and the wrist was dark purple on purple. At 32 pixels it was a smudge.
• Draft 2, not kept: two hands, split black and white, on an orange sticker-shaped plate that sat on a beige margin. That plate and margin count as a frame.
• Draft 3, kept: the teal fills the whole square, there are no words, letters, numbers or frame, and the hand sits well inside the central circle. Shrunk to a 32-pixel circle, it still reads as a raised hand.

What's weak about it:

• The palm is hollow, an outline rather than a solid shape.
• The wrist is two thin lines, which fade out at 32 pixels.
• The mark takes up only about half the width, so it looks small inside the circle.

The fingers carry the image at small size, but a solid, larger hand would read better. If you want that, it means going past the three-draft limit for another try.