Brand Rulebook and On-Brand Artifact Audit

Your brand PDF says "navy, gold, confident but warm," and then someone in sales ships a one-pager with gold text on white, a homemade logo, and "We're SO excited!" in the headline. This skill turns vague guidelines into rules a machine can check, then holds every landing page, deck, email, and doc to them.

What it does

• Converts guidelines, pasted CSS, or a brand PDF into a token spec where every color has a job (primary action, text, surface, accent) instead of a loose palette list
• Computes WCAG contrast for every text and background pairing and publishes an allowed-pairs matrix, so a failing combination like gold on white gets caught before anyone uses it
• Splits rules into MUST (exact hex, logo, legal names), SHOULD (color proportions, spacing rhythm), and taste, so audits rank fixes by how much they matter
• Rewrites voice adjectives as checkable rules: person, sentence length, headline case, banned words, exclamation limits
• Defines a font fallback for each medium (web, email, slides, docs), since brand fonts often don't render outside the web
• Audits pasted HTML, CSS, copy, or slide text and lists each deviation with where it is, what it found, what it expected, and how to fix it

What you get

A brand spec you can paste into project instructions and reuse. When you send an artifact, you get an audit table sorted by severity, plus corrected code or copy.

Best for

In-house designers, brand leads, and small agencies who need marketers, sales teams, and founders to produce on-brand work in Claude without a designer reviewing every piece.