Designer
Agent. Builds your brand book, then designs on it.
The brand book is a skill in Ai1, the AI agent platform by MyZone AI. The Designer runs it before any design work: it pulls your current brand from your website, or builds one with you through a guided intake, then sets out your colours, typography, voice, logo concepts and the rules for using them.
Every later job starts here
Screens, images and social posts are all built from the same stored brand, so off-brand one-offs stop.
Nothing lost in a refresh
If you already have a brand, it is loaded and updated, not rebuilt from scratch.
Readable colours from day one
Every colour pairing in the book is tested against WCAG 2.2 AA before you see it.
At a glance
| Covers | Colours, typography, voice, logo concepts and the rules for using them |
|---|---|
| Starts from | Your website if you have one, or a guided intake if you are starting fresh |
| Existing brand | Loaded first and updated, never rebuilt |
| Tested | Every colour pairing, against WCAG 2.2 AA |
| Run by | The Designer |
| Never | Invents colours or styles without your input |
When colours, fonts and tone live in people's heads, every new flyer, page or post drifts a little further from the last. A brand book writes the choices down once. The Designer stores it and builds every later job from it, so a new screen or a campaign post looks like it came from the same business.
How this differs from the Designer as a whole: the agent also designs screens, images and social assets; this skill is the brand book they are all built on.
How it works
Four steps, and you approve the result before it is used.

Say whether you are starting fresh or refreshing a brand you already have. A few questions turn it into a written design brief.
With a website, it pulls your current colours, fonts and style from it. Without one, it works through a guided intake with you.
Colours, typography, voice, logo concepts and rules go into one brand book, and every colour pairing is tested for readability.
You review it and say yes. From then on, every screen, image and post the Designer makes follows it.
Example brand book
Example with a fictional business. Names and figures are invented to show the kind of output you get.
What it was asked: Our website is eight years old. Pull our look from it, tidy it up and give the team one brand book to follow.
| Colours | Kept and fixed. Walnut brown and cream carry over from the website. The pale grey used for small print was too faint to read, so it becomes a darker grey. |
|---|---|
| Typefaces | Four become two. The old site mixed four fonts. The book names one sturdy serif for headings and one plain sans-serif for everything else. |
| Voice | Plain and practical. Short sentences, sizes in millimetres and real job names, in place of the old site's vague lines about quality craftsmanship. |
| Logo | Two concepts. Both keep the hand-plane symbol from the workshop sign, redrawn so it still reads on a van door and a browser tab. |
| Rules | Six each way. Do and don't rules, such as never stretching the logo and never setting text over the wood-grain photo. |
Built-in guardrails
How the brand book stays true to your business.
Better together
The agent that builds the brand book, and what uses it next.
Agent. Builds your brand book, then designs on it.
Agent. Publishes your approved designs to your live website.
Skill. Turns one campaign idea into on-brand images sized for each channel.
Skill. Scores later work against the brand book before you see it.
Common questions
No. It pulls your brand from your website if you have one, or works through a guided intake with you. It asks or extracts, and never guesses.
No. Your current brand is loaded first and then updated. Nothing that already exists is rebuilt.
How your brand looks and sounds: colours, typography, voice, logo concepts and the rules for using them. Every colour pairing is tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, the current accessibility standard.
It is stored, and every screen, image and social asset the Designer makes after that is built from it, so the same brand always gives the same result.
Show us your website, or tell us about the brand you are starting, and we will walk you through the brand book.