postkit-setup

You can save brand identity for social media content generation by running an interactive intake that captures handles, audience, voice rules, and visual identity, then writes them as versioned Markdown files in a project memory folder. This ensures later drafting remains on-brand without re-explaining details.

To maintain voice guidelines and hook formulas across social media posts, a one-question-at-a-time intake process saves your preferences as a persistent source of truth. Future drafting workflows reference these saved Markdown profile files to keep content consistent.

You map visual identity inputs into theme.css CSS variables by providing brand colors, typography choices, and aesthetic keywords during the brand intake process. The setup automatically translates these visual inputs into theme.css rules to ensure consistent slide and post rendering.

Yes, you can skip specific brand intake topics if existing memory files are already present. The setup process checks for previously saved Markdown memory files at the project root and automatically skips topics that already contain captured brand information.

Brand intake does not require answering all questions in one session for social media post planning. The interactive one-question-at-a-time format writes answers to memory files immediately during the conversation, allowing you to stop and resume later while preserving previously saved brand details.

A limitation of this brand-aware drafting workflow is that it requires interactive one-question-at-a-time intake rather than bulk uploads. Additionally, it relies on a project memory folder structure to persist Markdown files and does not support external content management platforms natively.