hallmark

Invoke Hallmark before building: it scans your project for existing fonts, palette, and motion libraries, asks about audience, use case, and tone, then picks one of 21 named macrostructures and a catalog theme. Diversification rules prevent consecutive outputs from repeating structure or theme.

Run 'hallmark audit <target>' to score the page against a named anti-pattern list covering purple-gradient heroes, 3-column feature grids, Inter-everywhere typography, and re-drawn browser chrome. It returns a ranked punch list with severity, file:line, and a one-line fix per finding without editing anything.

Yes. The redesign verb preserves routes, component ownership, copy intent, brand, and information architecture, changing only the visual and interaction layer. It states the exact files it will modify beforehand and requires explicit confirmation before any deletions.

Yes. The pre-flight scan detects Next.js, Astro, Vue, Svelte, Remix, and vanilla HTML, plus Tailwind configs, DTCG token files, and motion libraries like framer-motion. Existing tokens and font stacks are preserved rather than overwritten.

Use 'hallmark study' with a screenshot or URL to extract macrostructure, type pairing, and color anchors into a diagnosis report. URL mode reads HTML and CSS for exact fonts and colors; you can optionally lock the result into a portable design.md for your own brand.

Hallmark is a design skill, not a code generator for backend logic or a license to restructure codebases. It refuses template-marketplace URLs in study mode, will not fabricate metrics or testimonials, and defers to an existing design.md as the locked system on managed projects.