What problem does it solve? Translating a visual brand identity (a logo, a multi-asset campaign, or a technical ASCII/CLI brand) into a structured, accessible design token system is manual and error-prone. This Skill automates palette extraction, WCAG AA contrast validation, and DESIGN.md generation in the correct scope. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Logo Palette Extraction: Extract dominant colors from PNG/JPG via K-Means clustering or parse explicit fill/stroke colors from SVG, then classify them into primary, secondary, tertiary, accent, neutral, and dark roles. - WCAG AA Validation: Automatically compute contrast ratios and adjust on-primary/on-tertiary colors to meet the 4.5:1 threshold, then lint the output with the Google design.md CLI. - Three Source Modes: Handle single logos, multi-asset campaigns (flat pieces plus photography plus brand manuals), and editorial book covers derived from technical or developer-facing brands. - Use Case: Given a client logo at /tmp/acme-logo.png and a microverso slug, generate a complete DESIGN.md with derived semantic colors, validated contrast, and a passing lint result written to the Acervo cascade. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to generate a visual identity for client Acme Inc from the logo file /tmp/acme-logo.png using the microverso slug acme.