Use this skill to review public profiles, websites, and repository READMEs against a configured inventory and current source materials. It identifies outdated focus, names, links, and featured writing, then prepares updates for individual surfaces for approval.
The principal brand integrity system: sweeps and refreshes brand/focus messaging across every public surface (GitHub profile README, blog, company site, marketing site, repo READMEs, LinkedIn/X/YouTube bios) to current focus, names, star counts, and flagship writing, from one surface inventory in USER config. USE WHEN brand update, update my brand, brand sweep, refresh my profiles, update my GitHub profile, github front page, profile README, my bios are stale, sync my messaging, update my ideas page, refresh the ideas page, ideas page on the blog. NOT FOR the content registry, writing blog posts, or social post copy.
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See how to installThis skill reviews public pages listed in a configuration, including a GitHub profile README, blog, company or marketing sites, repository READMEs, and LinkedIn, X, and YouTube profiles. It reads current focus, names, published information, and featured writing from the configured sources of truth. It then identifies outdated descriptions and links and prepares proposed updates for each page. It can also update an ideas page. When changes are carried out, it records what changed for each page and the evidence used to check it.
Use it when biographies or descriptions may be out of date across several profiles and websites, or when you want their names and current focus to match. It can also bring recent ideas to the ideas page on your blog.
The pages, update methods, and source materials must be listed in the user’s Surfaces.md settings. Work does not start if that file is missing or incomplete. Before updates go live, the rendered result for each page is checked and you approve the change.
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A person's brand is spread across a dozen public surfaces that drift out of sync: old project names, stale focus statements, dead links, outdated writing lists. This skill is the one place that knows every surface, how each one updates, and what "current" means, so a single BrandUpdate run brings them all back into line.
Source of truth for what the brand currently is: the files listed under ## Source-of-truth reads in Surfaces.md (focus and missions, what is live, bio facts) plus the freshest posts from the blog feed ($BLOG_FEED). Never duplicate those facts into this skill; read them at run time.
Surfaces.md stops the run at Check.ts with a pointer to Setup.md; no surface is ever swept from guesses.| Intent | Trigger | File |
|---|---|---|
| BrandUpdate | "brand update", "brand sweep", "update my GitHub profile", "refresh my bios/profiles" | Intents/BrandUpdate.md |
| UpdateIdeasPage | "update my ideas page", "refresh the ideas page", "parse my latest ideas" | Intents/UpdateIdeasPage.md |
| File | Read when |
|---|---|
Setup.md | first-time setup, or Check.ts exits non-zero |
Every personal fact (the public-surface inventory with URLs, repo paths, handles and update mechanisms; the ideas-page location and structure; the blog and feed facts $BLOG_URL, $BLOG_FEED, $BLOG_REPO; per-surface rules) lives in <configRoot>/LIFEOS/USER/CUSTOMIZATIONS/SKILLS/Brand/Surfaces.md (configRoot is $CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR when set, else ~/.claude). This skill body is generic.
Both intents start with bun ~/.claude/skills/Brand/Tools/Check.ts. It validates Surfaces.md and, when the file or a required section is missing, exits non-zero and points at the guide. First-time setup: Setup.md.
Surfaces.md ($BLOG_FEED). A blog's feed often lives somewhere other than the obvious paths (/feed.xml, /rss.xml, /atom.xml), so confirm the working one with curl before recording it.Example 1: Full brand sweep
User: "Run a brand update — everything feels stale"
→ BrandUpdate intent, full sweep
→ A drift table in the run ISA covers every inventory row; each fix went live only after the owner approved that surface
Example 2: Single surface
User: "Update my GitHub front page based on recent focus"
→ BrandUpdate intent, scoped to the GitHub profile surface
→ The README is pushed after approval of its GitHub render; every other surface is listed as unswept
Example 3: Ideas page
User: "Refresh the ideas page with my latest ideas"
→ UpdateIdeasPage intent
→ New principal-original ideas are on the live page, verified by screenshot after an approved deploy; rejected captures are listed with reasons
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