SKILL

okhp3-brand-style-registry

OverKill Hill P³ visual style registry and application workflow. Use when a user wants to extract a reusable brand, visual style, palette, typography system, layout language, or interface aura from a website, stylesheet, document, presentation, infographic, or set of visual assets. Also activate when a user wants an SPA, documentation, presentation, image brief, or other target artifact aligned to one or more named style profiles. This is the authoritative profile-driven workflow for capturing and applying visual style without blending unrelated brands or treating inferred cues as declared rules.

Target: Presentations. Automatically collected · unverified.

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Topics in the source

  • okhp3-brand-style-registry
  • Cardinal rule: brand name integrity
  • Scope
  • Profile library model
  • Phase 1: capture and extract
  • Phase 2: store
  • Phase 3: select and apply
  • Required handoff

OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3 Build a durable library of named visual profiles, then use it to create work that feels intentionally aligned instead of generically themed. Treat a profile as design evidence and reusable direction, not as permission to copy another organization’s identity. This skill has two operating modes: capture a source into a named profile, or apply one or more existing profiles to a target. Keep those modes separate. A capture updates the library only after provenance and confidence are recorded; an application changes the target only after the profile roles and target boundaries are explicit. -- A registered brand name string -- most notably "OverKill Hill P³™" -- must never break, wrap, or truncate across a line boundary in any target artifact (navigation bars, footers, headers, body copy, presentation slides, or exported documents). A mid-name line break (e.g. "OverKill Hill" wrapping away from "P³™") is a rendering defect, not a cosmetic nit, and must be fixed immediately wherever it is found -- including in artifacts this skill did not itself produce. When applying or auditing a profile that carries a brand name: Join the name wit

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Source repository
OKHP3/skillz
Source file
docs/archive/skill-redundancy-2026-09-19/support/.agents/skills/okhp3-brand-style-registry/SKILL.md
Fixed revision
7b187777d42ab7bc7bab1e5f2c940cd3139ecebf
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Author: OKHP3/skillz · original repository metadata. Documentation review: Not reviewed. Last source check: 2026-11-10T10:00:54.892Z.

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