claude-youtube-editor — скилл

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name: brand-setup
description: Makes this repo's videos look like YOUR channel instead of the house default — interviews you for palette, fonts, wordmark, motion energy, delivery specs and SFX taste, then rewrites brand.md + remotion/src/brand.ts + remotion/src/fonts.ts together and renders a proof card so you SEE it. Use whenever the user wants to set up or change their brand, rebrand the repo, "make it my colors/fonts", change the accent color, set their wordmark, adjust the motion feel, or asks why their videos look like someone else's. Run it once before the first video. Not for per-video art direction (that is /make-tsx) and not for thumbnails, which are deliberately louder than the brand (that is /packaging).
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# Brand Setup

**Run this once, before your first video.** This repo ships with a house brand — a calm, premium
indigo look. It's a real, working brand, not a placeholder, and you're welcome to keep it. But if you
never touch it, every video you make here looks like the channel it came from. This skill fixes that
in one pass.

## What this skill owns

Three files that **must stay in sync**, and this skill is the only thing that should write all three:

| File | What it holds | Who reads it |
|---|---|---|
| `brand.md` | the contract, in prose | every step-2+ skill (`/make-tsx`, `/suggest-sfx`, `/packaging`) |
| `remotion/src/brand.ts` | the same tokens as code — `COLORS`, `GRADIENT`, `RADIUS`, `SHADOW`, `EASINGS`, `BRAND` | every shot |
| `remotion/src/fonts.ts` | the font families, loaded from `@remotion/google-fonts` | every shot |

**They drift silently.** `brand.md` says indigo, `brand.ts` says teal, and nothing errors — the docs
just quietly stop describing the videos. That's why one skill writes all three in one pass.

Every shot imports from `brand.ts` / `fonts.ts`, so changing a value here re-brands **every video in
the repo, retroactively.** That's the whole point of a contract.

## The flow

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### Stage 1 — Interview (ONE message, not twenty questions)

Ask it all at once, and **say up front that "keep the default" is a valid answer to any of it** —
most people care about two or three of these and have no opinion on the rest.

1. **Channel identity** — the wordmark text, and what the channel is about in a sentence. The
   wordmark renders in three parts with the **middle part in the accent color**
   (`['Learn','With','Hasan']` → the "With" is indigo). Two-part marks use an empty third
   (`['Acme','Labs','']`). Also: the sign-off line for the end card.
2. **The feeling** — calm/premium, loud/energetic, playful, editorial, technical? This drives motion
   and shape more than color does.
3. **Palette** — do they have brand colors already (paste hex), or should you propose from the
   feeling? Light base or dark base? The accent is the single most important choice: it's the key
   words, the highlights, the CTAs, the wordmark's middle.
4. **Type** — existing brand fonts, or propose to fit the feeling? Must be Google Fonts (see the
   hard gate in Stage 3).