The first pass used two-letter abbreviations (CC/CX/GC/OH) in
brand-coloured rounded squares to identify each harness on the
Alternative Agents scatter. Letters worked but looked cheap.

Replace the three CLI harnesses (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI)
with a generic terminal-prompt glyph — a chevron plus cursor,
the near-universal visual shorthand for "this is a CLI tool" — and
keep the per-harness brand-adjacent background colour as the
actual discriminator between them. This mirrors how the evo-claw.com
reference image distinguishes Gemini CLI and Codex CLI markers.

For the OpenHands harness, draw a simple five-finger hand silhouette
(five vertical finger strokes plus a rounded palm) in the existing
OpenHands yellow. It's geometric primitives — lines and one quadratic
path — not a derivative of any trademarked logo, and is unambiguously
a hand at marker size.

All four files keep the same 80x80 viewBox and filename, so no code
change is needed — leaderboard_transformer.py's composite marker path
picks them up automatically.