brand-docxlisted

Brand-aware Word engine. Use to (1) EXTRACT a company's brand from a Word template into a reusable "Brand Profile", (2) VERIFY it, (3) GENERATE new on-brand .docx documents FROM a saved profile. Trigger on "extract our brand", "learn/match this template", "use our brand kit", "generate a branded report from our profile", or when a ./brand-kit exists. For one-off Word edits with NO saved brand profile, use the docx skill instead. NOT for .pptx (brand-pptx), .xlsx (brand-xlsx), or PDFs.
ferdinandobons/office-skills · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 72

Install: claude install-skill ferdinandobons/office-skills

# brand-docx Use this skill when the user wants a reusable Word brand kit or wants to create a new on-brand `.docx` from a company template and variable content. This is an AI-agent skill for Codex and Claude Code. The user should not need to write JSON or run shell commands. The agent converts the user's content into an IntermediateDocument, invokes the internal engine, verifies the output, and returns the generated `.docx`. ## Hard Rules - Treat `python scripts/brandkit/cli.py ...` as an internal engine command, not the user-facing workflow. - Extract opens the source template read-only and saves `brand-kit/<name>/template/shell.docx` byte-for-byte. - Generate opens the saved shell and resolves every semantic block through `profile.json`. - Do not put style names, colors, fonts, or brand identifiers in an IntermediateDocument. - If the user did not provide a template or enough content, ask for the missing input. - Return the generated file path plus a QA summary. - Consult `profile.json.artifact_catalog` before generation when the user asks to mimic a specific piece of the template. ## Agent Workflow 1. Determine the brand name and locate the user-provided `.docx` template. 2. If no matching `brand-kit/<name>` exists, extract one. 3. Convert the user's requested content into `IntermediateDocument` JSON. 4. Generate the `.docx` with the internal engine. 5. Run QA and report any warnings honestly. ## Internal Extract ```bash python scripts/brandkit/cli.py extract --na