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brandlisted

Give THIS project its own readable brand - after this, every chat card and /report in the project renders in the project's palette, logo, and font. Detects the identity from the repo (design tokens, tailwind config, DESIGN.md, logos) or interviews the user when none exists, then writes a committable .readable/ layer. Use when the user asks to "brand readable", "brand the cards/reports", "make reports match our brand", "رنگ و لوگوی خودمون روی کارت‌ها/گزارش‌ها", or invokes /readable:brand.
smk-labs/claude-plugins · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill smk-labs/claude-plugins
# brand: a per-project skin for cards and reports Output = a small committable `.readable/` dir at the project root (ONLY at a project root, never `~/.claude` or `$HOME`: config dirs are not projects). From then on `/report` reskins automatically, and chat cards do too (the session hook announces the dir at session start; an app restart lets other sessions pick up a brand created mid-session). Since 4.13.1 the card server never guesses a brand across open projects: a call without an announced `brand` renders stock, so parallel branded projects cannot leak into each other. ## 1. Detect before asking Search the repo for an existing identity, in this order; quote what you find to the user before generating: 1. Design tokens: `**/tokens.css`, `**/design-system/**`, CSS custom props in the main stylesheet, `tailwind.config.*` color scales. 2. `DESIGN.md` / `BRAND.md` / brand guidelines docs. 3. Logos: `media/brand/`, `public/*.svg`, favicon SVGs. Prefer a mark that uses `currentColor` (theme-flips for free). 4. Fonts: `@font-face` files in the repo, or the families the site loads. If ≥ a primary/accent color and a light-or-dark character are found, generate directly. Otherwise interview with AskUserQuestion, ONE batch: accent color (offer 3 sensible hues + custom hex), light surface character (pure white / warm cream / cool gray), dark base (ink navy / graphite / near-black), wordmark text + optional logo path, one tone word (serious/friendly/technical — store it, it guides f