brand-profile

Brand Profile

This skill exists to normalize brand identity, not to write pretty summaries.

If the extract is weak, say the profile is low-confidence. Do not fake certainty.

Required inputs

• workspace/brand/extract.md
• workspace/pages/[page-name]/strategy.json when available

Outputs

Write:

• workspace/brand/profile.md
• workspace/brand/palette.json

Required profile format

# Brand Profile: [Brand]
Built:
Source confidence:

## Layer 1: Observed source evidence

### Exact phrases worth preserving
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### Exact phrases to avoid or not overuse
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### Claim inventory summary
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### Objection inventory summary
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### Mechanism language summary
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### Proof / trust summary
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### Visual motif summary
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### Page pattern summary
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## Layer 2: Synthesized operating profile

### Positioning
- one-line positioning
- key alternative it is beating
- buyer job

### Audience model
- primary buyer
- awareness stage
- sophistication
- pain priorities
- desire priorities

### Voice system
| Dimension | Position | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| formal ↔ casual | | |
| reserved ↔ bold | | |
| technical ↔ accessible | | |
| practical ↔ aspirational | | |

### Language bank
- words they use
- category terms expected by buyers
- differentiator phrases
- words and tones to avoid

### Visual identity
- color system
- typography system
- photography / rendering style
- shape language
- spacing density
- trust-critical design conventions

### Confidence notes
- what is strongly grounded
- what is inferred
- what downstream should not overfit

Palette contract

palette.json must include:

• colors with exact hex values
• font families and fallback stacks
• default radius range
• background / surface treatment
• confidence notes if values were inferred

Rules

1. Evidence block first. Synthesis second.
2. Repeated source language is more valuable than abstract tone adjectives.
3. If strategy says certain trust cues or phrases must be preserved, keep them explicit.
4. Do not let anti-slop taste override category legitimacy.
5. Label uncertainty.