import-guidelines

To structure brand guidelines into an enforceable markdown framework, this skill classifies pasted voice, messaging, and visual-identity content into specific categories and saves it for consistent reuse across your active brand profile.

Organizing brand messaging rules and channel styling restrictions requires classifying content into predefined categories like voice-and-tone, restrictions, or custom, then validating conflicts against existing rules to determine precedence.

Detecting conflicts when importing brand voice and tone rules happens automatically by comparing newly provided text against the existing brand profile, which flags mismatches and prompts you to decide which rule takes precedence.

You can merge new content governance rules with existing brand guideline files by deduplicating and preserving structure, or you can choose to cleanly replace the current guidelines during the saving process.

You need an active brand profile and an existing guideline manifest loaded before importing compliance framing rules, because the system requires these to classify content, validate conflicts, and save merged or replaced updates.

If provided brand restriction text does not fit standard categories like messaging or visual-identity, the skill routes the content governance rules into a custom category to ensure it is still structured and saved correctly.