draw-your-font

# draw-your-font Photo of handwritten letters in → installable font out. You do the seeing (find and label letters, judge quality); the CLI does all geometry (trace, metrics, font assembly). Never edit SVG paths or coordinates yourself. ## Setup in Hermes (once per session) The CLI is the pinned npm package `draw-your-font@0.1.0` — run it via npx (Node ≥ 18 required, no global install needed): ```bash npx -y draw-your-font@0.1.0 --help ``` Wherever the examples below show `$DYF`, use `npx -y draw-your-font@0.1.0`. Shell variables do not persist between tool calls, so paste the full command each time. Everything runs locally; the user's handwriting never leaves the machine. Photos arrive in Hermes either as a file path in the message or via the gateway image cache — use the actual file path with the CLI. When a photo lands in the conversation with no path, ask the user for the file (the CLI needs a real file, not your memory of the image). Do the visual steps (contact sheets, previews, glyph sheets) by loading the PNGs with `vision_analyze`. ## Decide the flow - **User has no photo yet** → offer the template: print, write, photograph. - **User shares photo(s) of handwriting** → main flow below. - **User pasted an image but there is no file path** → you can see it, but the CLI needs a file. Ask them to drag the image file into the terminal (that inserts its path) or give the path directly. Do not proceed from memory. - **User wants changes to a font built this sess...