cf-style-guide

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Import brand voice profiles from documents or URLs. Use when setting up or updating a brand.

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# Brand Style Guide Importer Import brand voice profiles from existing style guide documents, URLs, or manual input. Extracts tone, formality, personality traits, writing style, approved/banned terminology, and compliance guardrails into a structured brand profile JSON that the ContentForge pipeline uses for every piece of content it produces. ## When to Use Use `/contentforge:cf-style-guide` when: - You're **onboarding a new brand** and have an existing style guide document (.docx, .pdf) or URL - You need to **update an existing brand profile** with revised guidelines - You want to **extract terminology and guardrails** from compliance documents - You're setting up ContentForge for a **regulated industry** (Pharma, BFSI, Healthcare, Legal) where guardrails are critical - You want to **validate** that an existing brand profile matches current guidelines - A client provided a **style guide URL** (Notion page, Google Doc, website page) and you need to import it **For creating a brand profile from scratch** (no existing style guide), use `/contentforge:brand-setup` with interactive mode. **For using an existing brand profile**, just reference it by name in `/contentforge:create-content --brand=BrandName`. ## What This Command Does 1. **Load Style Guide** — Fetch style guide from URL (via WebFetch), parse .docx/.pdf document, or accept manual input 2. **Extract Voice Characteristics** — Identify tone (authoritative, conversational, technical, witty), formality level (1-5), ...

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Author
indranilbanerjee
Repository
indranilbanerjee/contentforge
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5 months ago
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Language
Python
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MIT

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