Build a one-page brand guide (brand.md) through a short interview, pulling the colors and fonts your site already uses. Covers colors, type, logo rules, voice, and spacing, plus a machine-readable tokens block the other brandkit kits use.
Turn the tokens in your brand.md into code: CSS variables, a Tailwind theme (v3 and v4), and a design-tokens.json for Figma token plugins. One source of truth, regenerated in a second whenever the brand changes.
The /brand command: make whatever you are working on match your brand. It finds your brand guide (or helps you write one), then fixes colors, fonts, logo use, voice, and spacing in a page, CSS, deck outline, email, or social post, and lists every change it made.
Review a page, stylesheet, email, deck outline, or post against your brand guide and get a short fix list: off-palette colors (with the nearest brand color), wrong fonts, sizes and spacing off the scale, banned words, logo misuse, and voice. Reports only; changes nothing.
Generate on-brand social image templates as editable SVGs from your brand.md tokens: an Open Graph image (1200x630), a square post (1080x1080), and a story (1080x1920 with safe zones). Checks text contrast and fits the headline for you.
Plan a few weeks of content across LinkedIn, a newsletter, a blog, and more. A script lays out dated slots per channel with your content pillars rotated evenly, then Claude fills in specific topics and hooks you can actually write. Exports a CSV for your sheet or planner.
Get honest, specific feedback on a LinkedIn post draft and two stronger rewrites. Scores the hook, clarity, specificity, readability, and call to action, points to the exact lines to fix, and keeps your voice instead of turning it into generic LinkedIn speak.
Draft this week's newsletter from your notes, links, and updates: one strong lead story, short sections, three subject line options with preview text, and a clear call to action. Keeps a consistent format issue to issue and never sends.
Turn one long piece (a blog post, talk, podcast or webinar transcript, or report) into a week of channel-ready content: a LinkedIn post, an X thread, a newsletter section, a short video script, pull quotes, and a carousel outline. Every piece keeps the facts and the voice of the original.
Write video scripts that are easy to film: short vertical videos (15 to 90 seconds) and longer explainers or demos (3 to 10 minutes), in a two-column format with what is said, what is on screen, timing from word count, and a shot list.
Write multi-step outbound sequences (email, LinkedIn, call) built on a real reason to reach out, with personalization slots instead of fake personalization. A built-in linter blocks spam phrases, fake Re: subjects, invented familiarity, unsourced stats, broken slots, too many links, and rushed cadence before anything is loaded into a sending tool.
Find brand colors that work in both light and dark mode: for each hue, the shade with the best WCAG contrast against all your light and dark backgrounds at once, so a logo or accent can keep one color in both themes. Prints a table and saves the results as JSON.
