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moodboard

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Build a moodboard, style direction, brand board, color palette, type pairing or layout grid on an editable Igly canvas. Use when the user explores a look and feel, brand direction, visual theme, campaign concept or design system basics.

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1 rule. About 0 are common, 0 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.

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    If the user wants real photos or brand assets, they can add them in the full editor through open_url.

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Moodboard and style board

1. Define the direction

From the brief, decide: 3 to 5 keywords (e.g. "calm, earthy, premium"), a 5-color palette with hex codes, a heading/body font pairing, and 3 to 6 content ideas. Explain choices in a sentence each.

2. Create

create_canvas with the direction name as title. Keep canvas_id.

3. Layout (one add_elements call)

  • Title at (0, -160): type: "text", font_size: 64, bold, in the heading font.
  • Keywords row at y = -60: type: "shape" rectangles with corner_radius: 40, 200 x 60, fill from the palette, keyword as text.
  • Palette at y = 40: five squares 180 x 180 (corner_radius: 16), x = i * 200, fill = the color, and a type: "text" caption below with the hex code and role ("Primary #2F3E46").
  • Type specimen at y = 300: heading sample (font_size: 72, font_family = heading font) and body sample (font_size: 20, width: 560).
  • Concept tiles to the right (x >= 1100): sticky notes or rounded rectangles 300 x 220 describing imagery, textures and references in words.
  • Layout grid (if asked): a frame rectangle and thin type: "line" column guides (stroke: "#ADB5BD", stroke_width: 1).
  • font_family accepts most Google Fonts by exact name (e.g. "Playfair Display", "DM Sans", "Space Grotesk", "Fraunces", "Caveat") plus the default hand-drawn "Bryndan Write". Pair one display face with one plain sans.

4. Variants and finish

  • For 2 or 3 directions, repeat the block side by side (x offset 1800) with its own title so the user can compare.
  • get_canvas_summary to check, arrange to tidy, export_png to share.
  • If the user wants real photos or brand assets, they can add them in the full editor through open_url.

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