| name | prometheus-ash-archive-style |
| description | Apply Prometheus's named Ash and Archive brand direction to visuals, interfaces, promos, and HyperFrames work only when the user explicitly requests Prometheus house style or this aesthetic. |
Prometheus Ash & Archive Style
This is explicit-only. Never impose it on unrelated creative work.
Direction
Prometheus should feel like an ancient intelligence operating through a modern local command center: industrial field manual, archival control room, and living desktop OS. Show real process evidence—files, local routes, tools, tasks, memory, approvals, teams, schedules, artifacts—not decorative pseudo-HUD labels.
Use the bundled Ash & Archive palette: obsidian, bone, charcoal, ember, oxblood, machine green, and rare brass. Avoid default purple/blue/cyan AI gradients, generic glass dashboards, chatbot bubbles, cyberpunk cosplay, and rounded panels around everything.
Use three typographic voices: editorial serif for authority, monospace for machine traces, and a serious readable face for documents. Add paper grain, printer marks, scanlines, stamps, rules, and degradation sparingly enough to preserve legibility.
Motion should reveal structure: document slides, mechanical wipes, stamps, log ticks, row activation, measured evidence pans, decisive cuts, and a restrained ember finish. Do not make every object float or glow.
For the full visual thesis, promo structure, copy tone, and QA rubric, read the detailed guide. For HyperFrames, also use hyperframes, hyperframes-creative, and the house-style bridge.
Before delivery, render/export, inspect representative frames, verify readable text and real process proof, and confirm the aesthetic was explicitly requested.
