In short:
ak-logo-designfollows the brand brief you give it, only looks up the style or colors that are still open, generates exactly the options you ask for, then checks every file before handing it over. When you are editing an existing logo, it keeps the old identity unless you clearly say redesign. It does not make vector files and does not run a trademark check.
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Summary
Use it when you need a logo for a brand: a new one from scratch, one built on colors and a style you have already locked, a fix to one part of an existing logo, or a few options side by side. You do not need it when you need vector artwork or a trademark check: you have to handle those two separately.
flowchart LR
A["Brand brief, old logo if any"] --> B["ak-logo-design"]
B --> C["Checked logo files"]
B --> D["HTML comparison page, when needed"]
C --> E["Stop, you take the files"]Four concepts to know:
| Concept | Question | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Brand brief | What do you already have for it to follow? | Brand name, industry, current colors, old logo, reference images |
| Only look up what is open | Which style or colors are still undecided? | The brand green is already set, so it only searches for a style and does not suggest a new palette |
| Keep the old identity | Is this a fresh start or a fix to the current logo? | "Make the strokes cleaner at small sizes" keeps the old symbol and colors as they are |
| Check the real file | Does the delivered file match the brief? | Text spelled right, clear shapes, readable when scaled down, right colors, truly transparent background if you asked for one, right file format |
It fixes visible errors before delivery, but it does not claim the image is vector or has passed a trademark check.
Sample prompt for a new logo from scratch:
/ak-logo-design <brand name>
Industry: <industry>, for example an artisan bakery.
Desired feel: warm, friendly.
No style or colors chosen yet. Need 2 options in different styles, white background, PNG file.This skill has no flags.
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- Version
- v1.0.0
- Updated
- 22/10/2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Slug
- ak-logo-design
