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# Brand Manager

Polished presentations and visual systems from any content or analysis.

[Install ↓](#install) [3 skills ↓](#skills) [View on GitHub →](https://github.com/AlpacaLabsLLC/skills-for-architects) [All agents →](/agents)

## When to invoke

Use when analysis or findings need to become a client presentation, a project needs a color palette, photos need to be resized for web/social/print, or existing deliverables need visual QA before going out.

## Scope

**Accepts:** Content from any other agent (site briefs, zoning reports, space programs, research) · Project photos or renders · Brand requirements or color references · Existing deliverables for visual QA

**Produces:** Client-ready HTML presentation with narrative arc · Color palette with hex codes, contrast ratios, and applications · Resized images for web, social, slides, and print · Visual QA report

**Hands off to:** [Workplace Strategist](/agents/workplace-strategist) when the program needs development · [Product & Materials Researcher](/agents/product-and-materials-researcher) when product visuals are needed

## Architecture

-   **Agent:** Brand Manager
    -   **Group:** Presentations — [Slide Deck Generator](/skills/slide-deck-generator), [Color Palette Generator](/skills/color-palette-generator), [Resize Images](/skills/resize-images)

## How it works

The Brand Manager is the last mile between analysis and delivery. It takes content from any other agent — site briefs, zoning reports, space programs, product research, sustainability findings — and turns them into polished, client-ready presentations. The agent understands audience before it touches layout: a deck for real estate developer leadership needs large numbers and ROI framing; a deck for a design team needs more nuance and visual references; a deck for a city agency needs structured findings and regulatory language.

Presentation structure follows a consistent arc — context and framing, findings and analysis, recommendations and next steps — with slide types matched to content: stat slides for metrics, comparison slides for options, image slides for context. Visual QA is built in: the agent checks narrative flow, color palette consistency, heading hierarchy, data accuracy, and density before presenting the final deck. When a slide is overloaded, it splits. When a number appears without context, it adds a benchmark.

For projects that need a visual identity, the agent generates color palettes with hex codes, contrast ratios, and example applications. For multi-deliverable projects, it establishes a unified visual system and applies it consistently across all outputs.

When project photos or renders need to go out, the agent handles image preparation too — resizing for web (WebP at 1920/1200/400px), social (center-cropped for Instagram, Twitter/X, LinkedIn), slides (1920x1080 and 1024x768), and print boards (ARCH A, B, C at 300 DPI). Resized slide images feed directly into the deck generator and are embedded as base64 so the final HTML stays self-contained.

The Brand Manager doesn’t generate the underlying analysis — it presents it. The work of the other agents is what fills the slides; the Brand Manager makes sure that work lands.

## Install

**Cowork / claude.ai:**

1.  Open **Customize** → **Skills** → **(+)** → **Add from GitHub**
2.  Enter `AlpacaLabsLLC/skills-for-architects`
3.  Install **Architecture Studio** — it includes this agent and its skills

**Claude Code (terminal):**

```
claude plugin marketplace add AlpacaLabsLLC/skills-for-architects
```

Then install the plugin:

```
claude plugin install as@skills-for-architects
```

## Skills it uses

[01

### /slide-deck-generator

HTML slide decks from a prompt — no PowerPoint, no dependencies

→](/skills/slide-deck-generator) [02

### /color-palette-generator

Harmonious color palettes from a description, image, or hex code

→](/skills/color-palette-generator) [03

### /resize-images

Batch-resize photos for web and print in one command

→](/skills/resize-images)