Create an AI Brand Bible from Your Website
You can build a complete brand bible — strategy, positioning, audience personas, messaging, voice rules, offers, and proof — from a deep AI discovery of your website, reviews, and competitors rather than a form you fill in. It also captures your real visual identity: actual logo and icon files, a design system (colors, fonts, spacing) extracted from your site's live CSS, and a mood board. Every agent in your workspace then reads from this one source of truth.
Brand Foundation Setup
Run a deep brand discovery — including real logos, design tokens, and a mood board — into one source-of-truth brand bible every agent reads.
Run a brand discovery at two depths — a quick pass (research agents gather the brand's meta information and its real logo into a snapshot) or a deep one covering strategy, positioning, audience and personas, messaging, voice, offers, and proof, capturing the real visual identity by collecting logo and icon files, extracting the live design system from the website's CSS, and building a mood board — all stored in a source-of-truth brand bible plus a brand assets Mind that every agent and assistant in the Space reads from
What you can do
Choose the depth: a quick pass (brand snapshot + your real logo, upgradeable later) or the full discovery
Run a multi-source discovery (site, reviews, competitors) via parallel research agents instead of a quick form
Capture strategy, positioning, audience personas, and a messaging hierarchy
Codify voice, tone, lexicon, and do/don't guardrails agents must follow
Collect real brand assets — logo, icons, favicon, key imagery — into a brand assets Mind
Extract the live design system (color, type, spacing) from the website's CSS and verify it visually
Build a mood board and document offers and proof in one structured brand bible Mind
Try saying
“Run a deep brand foundation from my website, including logos and design tokens”
“Build a complete brand bible — voice, positioning, audience, offers, and a design system”
“Extract my brand's colors, fonts, and logo from my site and set up the source-of-truth profile”
When the assistant uses this
Use when the user wants to establish the foundational brand knowledge — strategy, positioning, audience, messaging, voice, offers, proof, and the real visual identity (logo and icon files, the design system extracted from the site's CSS, a mood board) — that other agents and assistants should consistently reference. Runs at two depths: a quick pass (meta info + the real logo, minutes) or a deep discovery that captures the actual visuals instead of assuming them. Load this before content, newsletter, outreach, creative, or branded-visuals setup when no brand Mind exists yet.
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Knolo SkillHow does Brand Foundation Setup work?
Loads the brand foundation prompt with two depths: a quick pass where a research subagent gathers the brand's meta information and locates the real logo for a single snapshot document, or a deep discovery that delegates the evidence pass (site, reviews, competitors, asset locations) to parallel research subagents that report downloadable file URLs, interviews only for what evidence can't answer, then structures a comprehensive brand bible Mind — strategy and positioning, audience personas, competitive landscape, a messaging hierarchy, voice and lexicon, offers, proof, and guardrails. It does not assume the visual identity: it collects the real logo, icons, favicon, and key imagery into a partner brand assets Mind, extracts the live design system (color palette, typography, spacing, radii) from the website's CSS and verifies it against what it sees, and assembles a mood board. It establishes the convention that every agent reads from these Minds, and is the dependency most production Skills — including branded-visuals — assume.
What phrases trigger this Skill?
“set up my brand”
“quick brand setup”
“brand voice mind”
“brand bible”
“define my offers”
“brand foundation”
“extract my brand colors and fonts”
“design system from my website”
“get my logo and brand assets”
“source of truth for my business”
“positioning and audience”
Frequently asked questions
What goes into the brand bible?
Strategy and positioning, audience personas, the competitive landscape, a messaging hierarchy, voice and lexicon rules with do/don't guardrails, your offers, and proof points — plus a partner assets collection holding your real logos, icons, favicon, key imagery, and a CSS-extracted design system.
How does it discover my brand instead of asking me?
It crawls your website, mines your reviews and competitor positioning, inspects your existing brand assets, and extracts your design tokens from the site's CSS — then interviews you only for what the evidence can't answer. The result reflects how your brand actually shows up, not how a quick form summarized it.
Why does a brand bible matter for AI agents?
Every content, outreach, and creative agent in your workspace reads from it. That's what keeps a newsletter issue, an ad brief, and a generated thumbnail sounding and looking like the same company — without re-explaining your brand in every prompt.
Do I have to run the full discovery, or is there a faster option?
There's a quick mode: research agents gather your brand's basic information and your real logo into a single snapshot in minutes. It writes into the same brand bible, so you can upgrade to the full deep discovery later without redoing anything.
What if I don't have a website yet?
The discovery falls back to a structured interview: you share whatever exists — logos, colors, fonts, positioning notes — and the same brand bible structure is built from that, ready to be enriched when your site is live.