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creator-brandkit

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Create or extend a visual identity with whatever providers the user has: brand brief, color palette, type pairing, logo concepts (vector SVG authored directly, plus generated explorations), and applied mockups (social posts, profile images, banners, merch, packaging), saved as a reusable brand kit that other creator skills read. Use when the user asks for a logo, brand identity, brand kit, color palette, style guide, channel branding, or consistent branded social templates. Not for single product photos (creator-product-photo) or thumbnails (creator-thumbnail).

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  1. Very specific:

    Use references/brand-foundations.md for palette contrast and type rules.

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  2. Very specific:

    Use creator-image / creator.py image with the logo PNG as --ref and palette in words: profile picture, social post template, YouTube banner …

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  3. Very specific:

    Write brand.json and offer to copy colors/fonts/logo into the creator-skills config brand block so thumbnails, ads, and product shots use …

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  4. Distinctive:

    Run a quick originality check: avoid marks that resemble well-known logos.

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SKILL.md

Creator Brandkit

Output folder brand/<slug>/:

brand.json          # name, positioning, colors, fonts, logo paths, voice — read by other skills
palette.svg         # swatches with hex values
logo/               # mark.svg, wordmark.svg, lockup.svg (+ PNG exports)
mockups/            # applied examples
guide.md            # one-page usage guide

Step 1 — Brief

Name, what it does, audience, 3 personality words, competitors to avoid looking like, existing assets to keep. Ask once for what's missing.

Step 2 — Direction (approve before building)

Offer 2 directions, each: one-line concept, 5-color palette (hex, with roles: primary, secondary, accent, neutral dark, neutral light), type pairing (Google Fonts names), logo idea. Use references/brand-foundations.md for palette contrast and type rules.

Step 3 — Logo

  1. Author SVGs directly (always possible, editable, scalable): geometric mark, wordmark (text converted only if the user supplies the font; else use a web-safe stack and note it), lockup. Keep marks simple: works at 16 px and in one color.
  2. Optional explorations with an image provider for inspiration only: creator.py image --prompt "flat vector logo exploration for <name>: <idea>, <palette>, white background, no mockup" --ratio 1:1. Generated rasters are references, not deliverables; redraw the chosen idea as SVG.
  3. Export PNGs: ffmpeg -i logo/mark.svg -vf scale=1024:-1 logo/mark-1024.png (if ffmpeg lacks SVG support, use rsvg-convert or a browser screenshot).

Step 4 — Mockups

Use creator-image / creator.py image with the logo PNG as --ref and palette in words: profile picture, social post template, YouTube banner (2560×1440, safe area 1546×423), business card, tote/tee, packaging — only those the user needs. Add exact text with media.py text, not in-image generation.

Step 5 — Save the kit

Write brand.json and offer to copy colors/fonts/logo into the creator-skills config brand block so thumbnails, ads, and product shots use them automatically. Write guide.md: palette with roles and contrast notes, type scale, logo clear space and minimum size, do/don't examples.

Rules

  • Run a quick originality check: avoid marks that resemble well-known logos; tell the user to do a trademark search before commercial use.
  • Text contrast: body text ≥ 4.5:1 against its background (WCAG AA).

References

  • references/brand-foundations.md — palette roles, contrast, type pairing, logo rules
  • references/image-prompting.md, references/media-ops.md, references/providers.md

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