| name | brand-asset-retrieval |
| description | Professional retrieval of corporate brand assets from URLs. Use this skill to automatically identify and extract high-resolution logos, favicons, and primary brand colors from a website to ensure consistency in generated deliverables. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | Antonio Ballesteros |
| created | "2025-02-05T00:00:00.000Z" |
| tags | ["web-scraping","branding","assets","browser-automation"] |
Brand-Asset-Retrieval
Purpose
To streamline the gathering of official brand materials for professional documentation. This skill leverages browser automation to extract the most accurate and high-quality assets directly from a client's digital presence.
Retrieval Strategy
1. Logo Discovery
- Header Analysis: The most reliable logo is usually inside
<header> or the first <a> with a home link.
- Alt-Text Filtering: Search for
img tags with alt containing "logo", name of the company, or "brand".
- SVG Extraction: Always prefer SVG files over PNG/JPG if available in the DOM for infinite scalability.
2. High-Resolution Reconstruction
For platforms like Wix, Squarespace, or Shopify, logos are often served through a CDN with dynamic resizing parameters.
- Pattern:
https://static.wixstatic.com/media/[ID]~mv2.png/v1/fill/w_84,h_105...
- Optimization: Remove the
/v1/fill/... suffix to access the original high-resolution master file.
3. Favicon as Fallback
If the main logo has a complex background, retrieve the favicon (often stored in the root as /favicon.ico or defined in meta tags) for use as a secondary brand marker or icon.
4. Color Palette Extraction
- CSS Variable Analysis: Inspect
:root for variables like --primary, --brand, or --accent.
- Dominant Image Color: Calculate the dominant color of the logo to suggest text accents (e.g., gold tints).
Verification Guidelines
- Format: Ensure the retrieved asset is compatible with PILLOW (PNG/JPG) or SVG-enabled tools.
- Legality: Always verify the asset is being used for the intended client deliverable to respect copyright.
