project-logo-author

name	project-logo-author
description	Generates professional logos with programmatic transparency conversion. Works with pixel art, vector designs, and complex multi-colored styles. Use when asked to "generate a logo", "create logo", or "make a project logo".
license	MIT
compatibility	requires repologogen CLI (pip install repologogen)
argument-hint	[style-preference]
disable-model-invocation	false
user-invocable	true
metadata	{"version":"6.0.0"}

Logo Generator

Generate professional logos with transparent backgrounds using the repologogen CLI.

Pre-flight Check (MANDATORY)

Run which repologogen to verify the CLI is installed.

If not found, STOP and inform the user:

• Install with: pip install repologogen or uv tool install repologogen
• An OPENROUTER_API_KEY environment variable (or ~/.repologogen/config.yaml) is required
• Link: https://github.com/tsilva/repologogen

Do NOT proceed if repologogen is not installed.

Execution

Run from the project root:

repologogen [path] [flags]

Flag Mapping

Map user preferences to CLI flags:

User Request	Flag	Example
Custom style	-s	-s "pixel art"
Output path	-o	-o assets/logo.png
Project name override	-n	-n "My Project"
Custom model	-m	-m "openai/dall-e-3"
Config file	-c	-c custom-config.yaml
Skip trimming	--no-trim
Skip compression	--no-compress
Preview only	--dry-run
Template variables	--var	--var KEY=VALUE (repeatable)
Verbose output	-v

Examples

# Default — auto-detects project, generates logo.png
repologogen

# Custom style
repologogen -s "16-bit pixel art"

# Custom output path with verbose logging
repologogen -o assets/logo.png -v

# Dry run to preview prompt
repologogen --dry-run

# Specific project directory
repologogen /path/to/project -s "minimalist vector"

Configuration

repologogen loads config in priority order:

1. Project: .config.yaml in project root
2. User: ~/.repologogen/config.yaml
3. Built-in defaults

See repologogen docs for all config options (style, icon_colors, key_color, trim, compress, etc.).

Post-Generation

After repologogen completes, read the generated image with the Read tool to visually verify the result. If unsatisfactory, re-run with adjusted flags (e.g., different -s style).