founder-brand-coordinate

Score founder content across XYZ axes and generate an HTML vector report.

2|Updated May 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/MaxJiang103/founder-brand --skill founder-brand-coordinate
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: founder-brand-coordinate
Source: https://github.com/MaxJiang103/founder-brand/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MaxJiang103/founder-brand --skill founder-brand-coordinate

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It helps founders turn creator inputs into on-brand writing by scoring relevance across who-you-are (X), what-you-ship (Y), and your industry edge (Z), then extracting and saving high-signal founder memory before generating output grounded in that memory.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Vector scoring with memory fit: Computes raw axis relevance (0-100), applies memory-fit weighting from existing Markdown memory, and flags weak relevance when magnitude is low.
  • Axis-aligned snippet extraction + confirmation gating: Splits submitted content into reusable candidate blocks grouped by X/Y/Z, shows them to the user, and requires explicit confirmation before appending to memory.
  • Three-file long-term founder memory management: Maintains x-who-you-are.md, y-product.md, and z-industry-info-gap.md under a configurable memory directory.
  • Memory completion & credibility: Calculates log-based completion progress per axis and derives an average credibility score to inform writing quality expectations.
  • 3D visualization report: Generates a draggable HTML Canvas report showing the content vector, weak-zone region, and completion bars (run before appending).
  • Memory-grounded writing iteration: Drafts founder-brand copy using the three memory files and iterates internally until the output vector magnitude reaches the target threshold.

Quick Start

Use this skill to analyze and prepare memory updates by asking: "评一下这条内容,并提取可保存的X/Y/Z候选片段,生成向量报告后请我确认保存。"

Frequently Asked Questions about founder-brand-coordinate

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I score founder content and keep it on-brand across different topics?

Founder content scoring evaluates submissions by decomposing text into who-you-are, product delivery, and industry information gap axes. It calculates vector magnitude sqrt(X^2+Y^2+Z^2) and flags weak relevance zones when the score is low.

What is the best way to extract and save reusable snippets from creator inputs?

Snippet extraction splits submitted content into candidate blocks grouped by X, Y, and Z axes. It shows candidates to the user and requires explicit confirmation before appending the validated blocks to long-term Markdown memory files.

How do I visualize content scoring results and identify weak zones?

Content scoring visualization generates a draggable HTML Canvas report. This report displays the content vector, highlights the weak-zone region, and renders log-based completion bars before appending any confirmed memory snippets.

How does memory-grounded iterative writing reach a target quality threshold?

Memory-grounded writing drafts founder-brand copy using three memory files and iterates internally. It continuously refines the output until the calculated content vector magnitude reaches the configured target threshold.

Can I manage separate memory files for founder identity, product, and industry edge?

You can maintain three separate Markdown files: x-who-you-are.md, y-product.md, and z-industry-info-gap.md. The system calculates log-based completion progress per axis to track memory growth and derive an average credibility score.

Do I need prior memory files to start scoring and extracting content snippets?

You do not need prior memory files to start scoring content. The scoring mechanism computes raw axis relevance from zero and applies memory-fit weighting dynamically as your Markdown memory files grow over time.