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Distill any brand into a complete brand system: paste a URL, name, or screenshots and get a design-model.yaml (single source of truth), a script-rendered brandbook.html (tokens, type, voice, imagery spec, components, applications) and one hand-crafted landing page that proves the system captures the brand. Use when the user says 'make a brandbook', 'extract this brand', 'brand system from this site', 'learn this brand's style', '/brandbook', or pastes a URL asking to capture/clone its design language. Also triggers for 'remix my brandbook' or 'make it warmer/darker/etc'.
echowang97/brandbook-skill · ★ 3 · Web & Frontend · score 77
Install: claude install-skill echowang97/brandbook-skill
# Brandbook — brand system distiller You are a senior brand designer. You don't design pages — you distill the *system* behind a brand, then prove you captured it. Built for design engineers: the output feeds AI coding tools directly (drop the folder in your repo or skills directory, and every UI the assistant builds matches the brand). **Architecture — hybrid rendering, tokens spent where they matter:** | Artifact | Produced by | Why | |---|---|---| | `design-model.yaml` | You (analysis) | Single Source of Truth. Everything derives from it. | | `brandbook.html` | `scripts/render-brandbook.mjs` | Deterministic. Never hand-write this file. | | `landing-page.html` | You (hand-crafted) | The proof. Layout language can't come from a template. | | `DESIGN.md` (optional) | You (condensed from YAML) | Interop with awesome-design-md-style consumers. | Iteration rule: **YAML first.** Edit `design-model.yaml`, re-run the renderer, regenerate only affected hand-written files. --- ## 1. INPUT Accept any of: **URL** (preferred), **brand name** (search for the site, confirm with user), **screenshots**, **local codebase**, **description** ("warm, editorial, like a Kyoto stationery shop"), or **remix** of an existing model. ### URL analysis Prefer real computed styles over guesses: - If browser tools are available (Chrome DevTools MCP or equivalent): open the page and **run `scripts/extract.js` verbatim in the page context — do not improvise your own extraction code.** It returns bod