Theme Factory

Generate and apply design tokens to Streamlit apps.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/ChunkyTortoise/EnterpriseHub --skill theme-factory-chunkytortoise
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Skill: Theme Factory
Source: https://github.com/ChunkyTortoise/EnterpriseHub/tree/main/.claude/skills/design/theme-factory
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ChunkyTortoise/EnterpriseHub --skill theme-factory-chunkytortoise

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Theme Factory provides a centralized system to create and manage brand-consistent visual identities across applications, pairing design tokens with streamlined application of themes to reduce manual styling effort.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Theme Generation: Produce cohesive themes with color palettes, typography, spacing, and tokens for multi-brand scenarios.
  • Design Token Management: Centralize tokens to ensure consistency across platforms and components.
  • Streamlit Integration: Inject and apply themes to Streamlit apps with minimal boilerplate.
  • Brand Consistency & Multi-theme Support: Switch between light/dark modes and multiple brand themes seamlessly.
  • Use Case: Real estate dashboards requiring professional, uniform visuals across cards, charts, and widgets.

Quick Start

  • Install and import ThemeFactory, create a base theme, and apply it to a Streamlit app.
  • Generate a Real Estate theme with a primary color, then toggle between light and dark modes and save the theme for reuse.
  • Use the design token system to ensure typography, spacing, and color tokens are consistently applied across components.

Frequently Asked Questions about Theme Factory

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

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How do I apply brand-consistent design tokens to a Streamlit app?

To apply design tokens to a Streamlit app, Theme Factory generates a cohesive visual identity with color palettes, typography, and spacing, then injects it via a simple API with minimal boilerplate. This ensures brand consistency across dashboard components at runtime.

What are design tokens and when do I need them for UI theming?

Design tokens are centralized variables for color, typography, and spacing that ensure visual consistency across platforms. You need UI theming with design tokens when managing multi-brand scenarios or switching between light and dark modes in applications like real estate dashboards.

Can I manage multiple brand themes and toggle light/dark modes in Streamlit?

Yes, you can manage multiple brand themes and toggle between light and dark modes in Streamlit. Theme Factory provides multi-theme support, allowing you to generate, save, and load distinct brand themes and apply them seamlessly to your runtime UI.

Does Theme Factory require any external dependencies to generate color palettes?

No external dependencies are required to generate color palettes and design tokens. Theme Factory operates independently, allowing you to produce cohesive themes and persist them for reuse without installing additional component libraries.

How do I create and reuse a custom real estate branding theme for dashboards?

You create a custom real estate branding theme by generating a base theme with a primary color, then save it using the persistence feature. You can load this saved theme later to apply uniform visuals across dashboard cards, charts, and widgets.

What is the best way to centralize UI styling across multiple applications?

The best way to centralize UI styling is using a token-based design system that generates and manages visual identities. Theme Factory pairs design tokens with streamlined application to reduce manual styling effort and maintain brand consistency across multiple platforms.