Generate a brand kit from a name and category: a premium guidelines board with a logo system, palette, type, and UI mockups laid out as one identity deck, not a lone logo.
Install the skill or give me an instruction how to install it - brandkit from https://github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill Free Open source Works in Claude, Cursor, Codex & more
Give it a brand name, a category, and any direction you have, and it produces a full brand-guidelines board as a single image, the kind an identity studio would present. Not a lone logo on a white square, but a composed deck on a dark charcoal canvas: the logo mark, its construction breakdown, a color palette, a type specimen, the mark applied in a UI, a tagline, and a physical mockup.
It works like a strategist first. It infers the category, audience, and emotional promise, finds a symbolic metaphor for the mark, and concepts the logo through one of five methods. Then it picks a visual mode, dark-tech, luxury, security, voice-AI, or editorial, and lays everything out on a disciplined panel grid with construction lines, page numbers, and texture, so the result reads as deliberate rather than generated.
Describe the brand and get a full guidelines board: logo system, palette, type, and UI mockups on one deck.
The output is a single premium presentation image with construction lines, a type specimen, and a physical mockup.
Give it a name and category and it infers the strategy, then designs the mark around a core metaphor.
No. brandkit generates a full identity board, with a logo system, color palette, typography, and UI mockups laid out as one guidelines deck. A lone logo is only part of it.
A name and a category are enough for brandkit to infer the strategy, audience, and a visual direction. You can also steer it with a metaphor, layout, or accent color when you have one in mind.
brandkit infers a brand strategy and picks a visual mode, such as dark-tech, luxury, or editorial, based on your category. You get a considered direction rather than a blank canvas, and you can override it.
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