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brand-configlisted

Walk the user through capturing their complete brand identity — company overview, voice attributes, target audience, differentiators, terminology rules, and customer pain points — then persist it to ~/.claude/brand/brand-config.json so other skills can reference it. Trigger on phrases like "set up brand config", "configure brand", "update brand voice", "brand setup", "initialize brand", or any request to establish or modify brand guidelines for AI-assisted content creation.
otm-skill-sync/brand-config · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 60
Install: claude install-skill otm-skill-sync/brand-config
# Brand Config This skill captures a company's brand identity through a guided conversation and saves it as a structured JSON file that other skills (brand-voice-checker, social-post-formatter, etc.) read automatically. ## When to use - User says "set up brand config", "configure brand", "update brand voice", or "brand setup" - User asks to establish brand guidelines for content generation - User wants to update an existing brand config - First-time setup before using any brand-aware skill - User mentions wanting consistent voice across AI-generated content ## Instructions ### Step 1: Check for existing config Read `~/.claude/brand/brand-config.json`. If it exists, show the user their current config and ask whether they want to update specific sections or start fresh. ### Step 2: Guided conversation Walk through each section one at a time. Do NOT dump all questions at once. Ask one section, wait for a response, then move to the next. Acknowledge and reflect back what you heard before moving on. **Section A — Company Identity** - "What's your company name?" - "Give me a one-paragraph description of what your company does, who you serve, and what makes you different." **Section B — Brand Voice** - "Describe your brand voice in 3-5 adjectives. For example: confident, approachable, witty, technical, warm." - If the user struggles, offer contrasting pairs: "Are you more formal or casual? More playful or serious? More technical or accessible?" **Section C — Target Audien