placeholder-logo

name	placeholder-logo
description	Generate a placeholder logo for an idea via an AI image model (fal / nano-banana). Produces a simple wordmark or icon for use in early decks and one-pagers — explicitly placeholder-grade, not a final brand identity. Use when the user wants a visual stand-in for an idea before committing to design.

Placeholder Logo

Generate a quick visual identity stand-in. Frame it as placeholder — not a substitute for a designer.

Steps

1. Take the chosen working name (from name-suggestions or user-supplied) and a one-sentence description of the idea.
2. Pick a generation backend in this order of preference:
   • fal MCP server (mcp__jungle-shared__fal__*) — has multiple model options
   • nano-tech-diagrams MCP server (mcp__jungle-shared__nano-tech-diagrams__*) — for diagram-style logos
   • HuggingFace FLUX-1-schnell via mcp__claude_ai_Hugging_Face__* — fallback Confirm with the user which backend / model they prefer.
3. Generate three style variants in one pass, each as a separate prompt:
   • Wordmark — clean typography of the name, minimal ornamentation
   • Icon + wordmark — small abstract mark plus the name
   • Standalone icon — just the mark, no text
4. Suggest a colour palette in the prompt (default: muted single-colour on white; let user override).
5. Save outputs to <workspace_path>/ideas/<slug>/exports/logo/:
   • wordmark-<YYYYMMDD>.png
   • icon-wordmark-<YYYYMMDD>.png
   • icon-<YYYYMMDD>.png
6. Show the user the three options and ask which to keep / regenerate.

Notes

• Always frame outputs as placeholder. Do not represent these as production brand assets.
• AI-generated logos may inadvertently resemble existing trademarks. Flag this risk before the user uses the logo publicly.
• For a final brand identity, point the user at hiring a designer — this skill exists to unblock the next step (deck, one-pager), not to replace design work.