slide-color-design
npx machina-cli add skill narumiruna/agent-skills/slide-color-design --openclawSlide Color Design Entry
Overview
Thin entry skill for slide color work. Core principle: route directly to the color-design workflow and outputs without reading authoring or SVG modules.
When to Use
- Designing a slide palette from scratch
- Picking a prebuilt palette or adapting a brand color
- Documenting color roles and usage
Quick Reference
| Goal | Read |
|---|---|
| End-to-end workflow | references/color-design/workflow.md |
| Strategy selection | references/color-design/strategies.md |
| Output format | references/color-design/output-template.md |
| Palette index | references/color-palettes.md |
Example
Prompt: "Need a light palette from a brand color." → Read workflow.md, then strategies.md, then output-template.md.
Assets
assets/examples/- Palette example outputs
Common Mistakes
- Skimming the slide-creator overview instead of the color workflow
- Jumping into Marp authoring before defining palette roles
Red Flags
- "I'll just scroll until I see colors"
- "I can pick colors after writing slides"
Source
git clone https://github.com/narumiruna/agent-skills/blob/main/skills/slide-color-design/SKILL.mdView on GitHub Overview
Slide Color Design is a thin entry skill focused on slide color systems. Its core principle is to route directly to the color-design workflow and outputs, bypassing authoring or SVG modules. It helps designers create palettes, document color roles, and reference color-design resources.
How This Skill Works
It works by pointing you to the centralized color-design references rather than slide-creation tools. Start with the end-to-end workflow (workflow.md), then review strategy (strategies.md), and finalize with the output template (output-template.md). This approach ensures consistent palettes and clearly defined color roles across slides.
When to Use It
- Designing a slide palette from scratch
- Picking a prebuilt palette or adapting a brand color
- Documenting color roles and usage in decks
- Building a palette index for a slide library
- Quickly validating color choices against design references
Quick Start
- Step 1: Read references/color-design/workflow.md
- Step 2: Read references/color-design/strategies.md
- Step 3: Read references/color-design/output-template.md
Best Practices
- Always start with the color-design workflow before selecting colors
- Read workflow.md, then strategies.md, then output-template.md
- Define color roles (primary, secondary, accent) before applying colors
- Consult the color-palettes reference to ensure consistency
- Verify accessibility and brand alignment when applicable
Example Use Cases
- Brand-led marketing deck using a defined light palette
- Product release deck adapting the brand color system for slides
- Investor pitch deck with clearly labeled color roles
- Education slides grouped by topic using a palette index
- Design-system deck showing palette outputs from the workflow
