From content-studio
Design hand-off — after the content is locked, produce ONE artifact a design tool (e.g. Claude Design) can execute: a concise title + description for every section (inline images + a shared hero) for Substack and Medium, and a slide-by-slide PDF brief for LinkedIn. Use whenever someone wants graphics or visuals for their post, a carousel/PDF design spec, a hero/cover image, per-section images, asks 'should I make graphics for this?', or is handing content to a design tool and needs direction. Produces a brief, not the images themselves.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/content-studio:design-briefThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Write a precise, executable brief for the visuals supporting **$ARGUMENTS**, as a **single artifact** the person pastes straight into Claude Design (or any design tool). Output a spec another tool can follow — not the images.
Write a precise, executable brief for the visuals supporting $ARGUMENTS, as a single artifact the person pastes straight into Claude Design (or any design tool). Output a spec another tool can follow — not the images.
Run this after the content is locked (Phase 3). If sections change later, this artifact is stale — regenerate it.
LinkedIn is the visual platform (the carousel is the content, shipped as a PDF). Substack is reading-and-email — image-heavy emails render poorly and hurt deliverability, so keep it lean. Medium rewards a strong hero plus a few section images. Spec what does a job; don't decorate.
Open the artifact with one identity block so every image matches:
light-assets/0-hero.png, light-assets/1-...png, with a matching dark-assets/ set.These two read as articles, so spec one image per major section, plus a shared hero. For each, give a concise title and a concise description (what to draw, the labels, which element takes the accent, the takeaway). Output as a table:
| # | Section | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Hero (1.91:1) | … | The whole thesis at a glance. Triples as Substack hero, Substack thumbnail, and the LinkedIn link-preview when cross-posted. |
| 1 | (first section) | … | … |
| 2 | … | … | … |
LinkedIn document posts are PDFs, so spec the carousel slide by slide:
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