Who it is forA founder or marketer starting a brand who needs a logo direction before commissioning a full identity.
The problemBlank-page logo ideas are slow to judge and easy to make look like existing brands.
The outcomeOne overview image of concepts with a recommendation, and a chosen direction before any full kit is made.
What you need first
- An agent that supports Agent Skills, such as Claude Code, Gemini CLI or Codex CLI
- git to clone the repository
- Python 3 for the audit, sheet, board and export tools
Steps
- Install the plugin in Claude Code with
/plugin marketplace add kaankiziltug/logo-design-skill - Run
/plugin install logo-design@logo-design-skill - Start a new session and describe the brand, its sector and the words it should carry.
- Answer the discovery questions or accept the stated assumptions.
- At the checkpoint, review the overview image, then pick a direction or ask for changes.
Prompt for your agent
Using the logo-design skill in kaankiziltug/logo-design-skill, design logo concepts for <brand name and one-line brief>. Stop at the checkpoint and show one overview image of 8 to 12 concepts with a recommendation. Verify that the concepts were tested at 16 px and in one colour before they are shown.
Caveat. The README says the skill works best with a model that can view images, because it renders and checks its own drafts.
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