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brand-iconslisted

Brand icon and visual identity management for BroomVA projects. Helps the agent produce favicons, app icons, Open Graph images, and social media avatars from brand assets, keeping a consistent visual identity across web, mobile, and social platforms. Use when: (1) generating favicon sets (ICO, PNG, SVG) for a web project, (2) creating app icons for iOS/Android, (3) generating Open Graph and Twitter Card images, (4) producing social media profile/banner images, (5) ensuring brand consistency across platforms.
broomva/skills · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill broomva/skills
# Brand Icons Visual identity asset generation and management for BroomVA projects. > **This is a latent skill — it ships no CLI or scripts.** Everything below is a > *workflow the agent performs itself*, using whatever image tooling is available > in the working environment (e.g. ImageMagick `magick`/`convert`, `sharp`, > `rsvg-convert`, `pngquant`, or the agent's own image-generation tools). There is > no `brand-icons` binary to run — do not invoke these as shell commands. The > headings name the *intent*; the agent maps each to concrete file-producing steps > with the tools at hand, and falls back to the closest available tool when a > specific one is missing. ## Capabilities | Area | What it does | |------|-------------| | Favicons | Produce multi-size favicon sets (16, 32, 48, 180, 192, 512) from a source SVG/PNG | | App icons | iOS (1024x1024 + sizes) and Android (adaptive icon, mipmap) sets | | OG images | Template-based Open Graph images (1200x630) with title, description, branding | | Social avatars | Profile pictures and banners sized for X, LinkedIn, GitHub, etc. | | Brand consistency | Color palette extraction, contrast checking, asset catalog management | ## Workflows ### Generating a full icon set **When asked to generate an icon set from a source image**, read the source SVG/PNG (it must be at least 512x512 so nothing is upscaled) and produce a complete set of favicons, app icons, and a PWA/OG template, writing them under the output directory (default `i