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Import a brand voice profile from an existing style guide — a .docx/.pdf document, a URL, or manual input — extracting tone, formality, personality, approved/banned terminology, compliance guardrails, and author profiles into a structured brand-profile JSON at ~/.claude-marketing

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Import a brand voice profile from an existing style guide — a .docx/.pdf document, a URL, or manual input — extracting tone, formality, personality, approved/banned terminology, compliance guardrails, and author profiles into a structured brand-profile JSON at ~/.claude-marketing/{brand-slug}/Brand-Guidelines/, then configure the tracking backend (Google Sheets + Drive, Airtable, or local). Triggers on \"/contentforge:cf-style-guide\", \"import our style guide\", \"set up a brand from this document\", \"update the brand profile with new guidelines\", \"extract our banned terms and disclaimers\". Deterministic parsing, no agent. The saved profile is read by every pipeline phase — drafting, brand compliance, humanizer; pairs with /contentforge:brand-setup and /contentforge:cf-switch-backend.

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Brand Style Guide Importer

Import brand voice profiles from existing style guide documents, URLs, or manual input. Extracts tone, formality, personality traits, writing style, approved/banned terminology, and compliance guardrails into a structured brand profile JSON that the ContentForge pipeline uses for every piece of content it produces.

When to Use

Use /contentforge:cf-style-guide when:

  • You're onboarding a new brand and have an existing style guide document (.docx, .pdf) or URL
  • You need to update an existing brand profile with revised guidelines
  • You want to extract terminology and guardrails from compliance documents
  • You're setting up ContentForge for a regulated industry (Pharma, BFSI, Healthcare, Legal) where guardrails are critical
  • You want to validate that an existing brand profile matches current guidelines
  • A client provided a style guide URL (Notion page, Google Doc, website page) and you need to import it

For creating a brand profile from scratch (no existing style guide), use /contentforge:brand-setup with interactive mode. For using an existing brand profile, just reference it by name in /contentforge:create-content --brand=BrandName.

What This Command Does

  1. Load Style Guide — Fetch style guide from URL (via WebFetch), parse .docx/.pdf document, or accept manual input
  2. Extract Voice Characteristics — Identify tone (authoritative, conversational, technical, witty), formality level (1-5), personality traits, and writing style patterns
  3. Identify Terminology — Parse approved terms, banned/prohibited terms, industry-specific jargon, preferred spellings, and acronym definitions
  4. Parse Compliance Requirements — Extract guardrails, required disclaimers, prohibited claims, regulatory requirements, and sensitivity guidelines
  5. Capture Author Profiles (E-E-A-T) — If the style guide names authors/spokespeople (About/Team sections, byline conventions), extract name, title, credentials, bio, and profile URLs into author_profiles; otherwise prompt for at least one default author (or an explicit "authorless" choice, recorded with its SEO/AEO trade-off). Only user-confirmed facts — never invent credentials
  6. Configure the AI-Assistance Disclosure — Write the ai_disclosure block: {"mode": "claude-surfaces", "text": null, "author": null} by default. Explain the three modes plainly: claude-surfaces (default — the disclosure attaches when the pipeline runs on a Claude surface, or when the surface is uncertain; it is skipped only when a non-Claude harness is affirmatively detected), always (attach on every surface — the safest posture for brands with their own AI-transparency obligations), off (never attach; the brand owns that choice and its compliance implications). The author field is OPTIONAL and may stay null — the default wording ("reviewed by our editorial team") needs no name; when the brand does name someone, that name also feeds the E-E-A-T byline. Custom text replaces the default verbatim — note that the default is deliberately vendor-neutral and claims only the review the pipeline performs; a brand adding stronger claims owns them
  7. Generate Brand Profile JSON — Create or update a structured JSON profile following the brand-registry-template.json schema
  8. Save and Validate — Save profile to Google Drive (via MCP) or local cache using the brand-cache-manager pattern, and validate the profile works with the ContentForge pipeline
  9. Configure Tracking Backend — Choose where ContentForge tracks quality scores and delivers output files: Google Sheets + Drive, Airtable, or local filesystem

Required Inputs

Minimum Required:

  • Brand Name — The name for this brand profile (used in --brand= across all skills)

Style Guide Source (one of):

  • URL — Public URL to a style guide page (Notion, Google Docs published link, website page, Confluence page)
  • Document — Path to a .docx or .pdf style guide file
  • Manual Input — Interactive mode where you provide voice/terminology/guardrails step by step

Import Scope:

  • voice — Extract only voice and tone characteristics
  • terminology — Extract only approved/banned terms
  • guardrails — Extract only compliance requirements and guardrails
  • all (default) — Extract everything: voice + terminology + guardrails

How to Use

Basic invocation: /contentforge:cf-style-guide AcmeMed --source=<url-or-path-or-manual> [--scope=voice|terminology|guardrails|all] [--update]

Before running this skill, read references/cli-usage-examples.md (in this skill's directory) for the full set of worked examples — URL import, document import, Notion import, scope-limited imports, manual-input mode, and profile-update mode.

What Happens

Step 0: Check Drive for existing brand profile (v3.12.10+, Cowork only)

Before parsing any new source, check whether this brand already has a profile saved in Drive from a previous session. This is critical in Cowork because the sandbox FS is recycled — without this check, every Cowork session would re-create the same brand from scratch.

python {scripts_dir}/drive-sync-state.py --action read-config

If the config returns configured: false OR environment != "cowork-sandbox", skip to Step 1 (this is the local-mode flow).

If the config returns configured: true AND a Drive MCP is available in your tool list:

  1. Use the Drive MCP to search for {drive_root_folder_name}/_brands/{brand-slug}/profile.json
  2. If found:
    • Download the profile JSON via the MCP, write to ~/.claude-marketing/{brand-slug}/Brand-Guidelines/{BrandName}-brand-profile.json (the canonical local profile path)
    • Compute the content hash of the downloaded file
    • Mark synced state:
      python {scripts_dir}/drive-sync-state.py --action profile-mark-downloaded \
          --brand "{brand}" --drive-file-id "<id>" --content-hash "sha256:<hash>"
      
    • Tell the user: "Loaded existing brand profile for {brand} from Drive (last updated {timestamp}). Skipping new setup. To update voice/terminology, run /contentforge:cf-style-guide --update {brand}."
    • Skip Steps 1-6 (no re-creation needed)
  3. If not found in Drive: proceed to Step 1 (normal creation flow). After Step 6 (Save and Validate), upload the new profile to Drive (Step 6.5 below).
Step 6.5: Push new profile to Drive (v3.12.10+, Cowork only)

After Step 6 saves the profile locally, check if it needs uploading:

python {scripts_dir}/drive-sync-state.py --action profile-needs-upload --brand "{brand}"

If needs_upload: true AND Cowork+Drive is configured AND a Drive MCP is available:

  1. Use the Drive MCP to upload ~/.claude-marketing/{brand-slug}/Brand-Guidelines/{BrandName}-brand-profile.json to {drive_root}/_brands/{brand-slug}/profile.json (create the folder structure if missing).
  2. Capture the returned Drive file ID and URL.
  3. Mark synced:
    python {scripts_dir}/drive-sync-state.py --action profile-mark-uploaded \
        --brand "{brand}" --drive-file-id "<id>" --drive-url "<url>"
    
  4. Tell the user: "Brand profile saved to Drive: {drive_url} (persists across sessions and is team-shareable)."

If local-mode (no Cowork config), skip — the profile is fine where it is on the host filesystem.

Step 1: Load Style Guide Source (1-2 minutes)

From URL:

  • Fetch page content using WebFetch
  • Convert HTML to structured text
  • Identify sections by heading hierarchy (H1/H2/H3)
  • Handle multi-page style guides (follow pagination or table of contents links)

From Document (.docx/.pdf):

  • Parse document structure (headings, paragraphs, lists, tables)
  • Extract text with formatting context (bold = emphasis, tables = structured data)
  • Handle multi-section documents with table of contents

From Manual Input:

  • Interactive prompts for each profile section
  • Provide examples and presets for each field
  • Allow free-text input for complex requirements

Prompts you for:

  1. Voice & Tone (select from presets or describe)
  2. Formality level (1-5)
  3. Personality traits (3-5 adjectives)
  4. Approved terminology (comma-separated)
  5. Banned terminology (comma-separated)
  6. Guardrails and compliance requirements
  7. Author profiles (name, title, credentials, profile URL — or explicitly skip for authorless output)

For a sample "Style Guide Loaded" console transcript, read references/extraction-example-transcripts.md (in this skill's directory), section "Step 1 — Load Style Guide Source".

Step 2: Extract Voice Characteristics (1-2 minutes)

Analyze the style guide to identify voice and tone patterns.

Extraction Categories:

Tone:

  • Primary tone: authoritative, conversational, technical, witty, empathetic, inspiring
  • Secondary tone: (optional, for nuance)
  • Tone variations by content type (e.g., blog = conversational, whitepaper = authoritative)

Formality Level (1-5):

1 = Very Casual (slang OK, first person, contractions)
2 = Casual (contractions OK, approachable, some humor)
3 = Balanced (professional but warm, contractions selective)
4 = Formal (no contractions, third person preferred, structured)
5 = Very Formal (academic, no contractions, passive voice OK)

Personality Traits (3-5 adjectives):

  • Extracted from explicit statements ("Our brand is...") or inferred from examples
  • Examples: data-driven, empathetic, innovative, trustworthy, bold

Writing Style Patterns:

  • Sentence length preference (short/medium/long)
  • Paragraph length preference
  • Use of rhetorical questions
  • Active vs passive voice preference
  • First/second/third person preference
  • Use of statistics and data
  • Storytelling style

For a sample extracted-voice transcript, read references/extraction-example-transcripts.md (in this skill's directory), section "Step 2 — Extract Voice Characteristics".

Step 3: Identify Terminology (1-2 minutes)

Parse approved and banned terminology from the style guide.

Terminology Categories:

Approved Terms:

  • Brand-specific terminology (proprietary terms, product names)
  • Industry-standard terms (preferred over alternatives)
  • Preferred spellings (healthcare vs health care, e-health vs eHealth)
  • Acronym definitions (with expansion rules)

Banned Terms:

  • Competitor names or products
  • Outdated terminology
  • Insensitive or non-inclusive language
  • Overpromising terms (for regulated industries)
  • AI telltale phrases (if specified in guide)

Conditional Terms:

  • Terms allowed in some contexts but not others
  • Terms requiring disclaimers or qualifiers

For a sample extracted-terminology transcript, read references/extraction-example-transcripts.md (in this skill's directory), section "Step 3 — Identify Terminology".

Step 4: Parse Compliance Requirements (1-2 minutes)

Extract guardrails, disclaimers, and regulatory requirements.

Guardrail Categories:

Required Disclaimers:

  • Legal disclaimers to include in specific content types
  • Industry-specific disclaimers (e.g.,
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name: cf-style-guide
description: "Import a brand voice profile from an existing style guide — a .docx/.pdf document, a URL, or manual input — extracting tone, formality, personality, approved/banned terminology, compliance guardrails, and author profiles into a structured brand-profile JSON at ~/.claude-marketing/{brand-slug}/Brand-Guidelines/, then configure the tracking backend (Google Sheets + Drive, Airtable, or local). Triggers on \"/contentforge:cf-style-guide\", \"import our style guide\", \"set up a brand from this document\", \"update the brand profile with new guidelines\", \"extract our banned terms and disclaimers\". Deterministic parsing, no agent. The saved profile is read by every pipeline phase — drafting, brand compliance, humanizer; pairs with /contentforge:brand-setup and /contentforge:cf-switch-backend."
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name: cf-style-guide
description: "Import a brand voice profile from an existing style guide — a .docx/.pdf document, a URL, or manual input — extracting tone, formality, personality, approved/banned terminology, compliance guardrails, and author profiles into a structured brand-profile JSON at ~/.claude-marketing/{brand-slug}/Brand-Guidelines/, then configure the tracking backend (Google Sheets + Drive, Airtable, or local). Triggers on \"/contentforge:cf-style-guide\", \"import our style guide\", \"set up a brand from this document\", \"update the brand profile with new guidelines\", \"extract our banned terms and disclaimers\". Deterministic parsing, no agent. The saved profile is read by every pipeline phase — drafting, brand compliance, humanizer; pairs with /contentforge:brand-setup and /contentforge:cf-switch-backend."
argument-hint: "[brand-name or URL]"
effort: medium
---

# Brand Style Guide Importer

Import brand voice profiles from existing style guide documents, URLs, or manual input. Extracts tone, formality, personality traits, writing style, approved/banned terminology, and compliance guardrails into a structured brand profile JSON that the ContentForge pipeline uses for every piece of content it produces.

## When to Use

Use `/contentforge:cf-style-guide` when:
- You're **onboarding a new brand** and have an existing style guide document (.docx, .pdf) or URL
- You need to **update an existing brand profile** with revised guidelines
- You want to **extract terminology and guardrails** from compliance documents
- You're setting up ContentForge for a **regulated industry** (Pharma, BFSI, Healthcare, Legal) where guardrails are critical
- You want to **validate** that an existing brand profile matches current guidelines
- A client provided a **style guide URL** (Notion page, Google Doc, website page) and you need to import it

**For creating a brand profile from scratch** (no existing style guide), use `/contentforge:brand-setup` with interactive mode.
**For using an existing brand profile**, just reference it by name in `/contentforge:create-content --brand=BrandName`.

## What This Command Does

1. **Load Style Guide** — Fetch style guide from URL (via WebFetch), parse .docx/.pdf document, or accept manual input
2. **Extract Voice Characteristics** — Identify tone (authoritative, conversational, technical, witty), formality level (1-5), personality traits, and writing style patterns
3. **Identify Terminology** — Parse approved terms, banned/prohibited terms, industry-specific jargon, preferred spellings, and acronym definitions
4. **Parse Compliance Requirements** — Extract guardrails, required disclaimers, prohibited claims, regulatory requirements, and sensitivity guidelines
5. **Capture Author Profiles (E-E-A-T)** — If the style guide names authors/spokespeople (About/Team sections, byline conventions), extract name, title, credentials, bio, and profile URLs into `author_profiles`; otherwise prompt for at least one default author (or an explicit "authorless" choice, recorded with its SEO/AEO trade-off). Only user-confirmed facts — never invent credentials
6. **Configure the AI-Assistance Disclosure** — Write the `ai_disclosure` block: `{"mode": "claude-surfaces", "text": null, "author": null}` by default. Explain the three modes plainly: `claude-surfaces` (default — the disclosure attaches when the pipeline runs on a Claude surface, or when the surface is uncertain; it is skipped only when a non-Claude harness is affirmatively detected), `always` (attach on every surface — the safest posture for brands with their own AI-transparency obligations), `off` (never attach; the brand owns that choice and its compliance implications). The `author` field is OPTIONAL and may stay null — the default wording ("reviewed by our editorial team") needs no name; when the brand does name someone, that name also feeds the E-E-A-T byline. Custom `text` replaces the default verbatim — note that the default is deliberately vendor-neutral and claims only the review the pipeline performs; a brand adding stronger claims owns them
6. **Generate Brand Profile JSON** — Create or update a structured JSON profile following the `brand-registry-template.json` schema
7. **Save and Validate** — Save profile to Google Drive (via MCP) or local cache using the brand-cache-manager pattern, and validate the profile works with the ContentForge pipeline
8. **Configure Tracking Backend** — Choose where ContentForge tracks quality scores and delivers output files: Google Sheets + Drive, Airtable, or local filesystem

## Required Inputs

**Minimum Required:**
- **Brand Name** — The name for this brand profile (used in `--brand=` across all skills)

**Style Guide Source (one of):**
- **URL** — Public URL to a style guide page (Notion, Google Docs published link, website page, Confluence page)
- **Document** — Path to a .docx or .pdf style guide file
- **Manual Input** — Interactive mode where you provide voice/terminology/guardrails step by step

**Import Scope:**
- **voice** — Extract only voice and tone characteristics
- **terminology** — Extract only approved/banned terms
- **guardrails** — Extract only compliance requirements and guardrails
- **all** (default) — Extract everything: voice + terminology + guardrails

## How to Use

Basic invocation: `/contentforge:cf-style-guide AcmeMed --source=<url-or-path-or-manual> [--scope=voice|terminology|guardrails|all] [--update]`

**Before running this skill, read `references/cli-usage-examples.md` (in this skill's directory)** for the full set of worked examples — URL import, document import, Notion import, scope-limited imports, manual-input mode, and profile-update mode.

## What Happens

### Step 0: Check Drive for existing brand profile (v3.12.10+, Cowork only)

Before parsing any new source, check whether this brand already has a profile saved in Drive from a previous session. This is critical in Cowork because the sandbox FS is recycled — without this check, every Cowork session would re-create the same brand from scratch.

```bash
python {scripts_dir}/drive-sync-state.py --action read-config
```

If the config returns `configured: false` OR `environment != "cowork-sandbox"`, skip to Step 1 (this is the local-mode flow).

If the config returns `configured: true` AND a Drive MCP is available in your tool list:

1. Use the Drive MCP to search for `{drive_root_folder_name}/_brands/{brand-slug}/profile.json`
2. If found:
   - Download the profile JSON via the MCP, write to `~/.claude-marketing/{brand-slug}/Brand-Guidelines/{BrandName}-brand-profile.json` (the canonical local profile path)
   - Compute the content hash of the downloaded file
   - Mark synced state:
     ```bash
     python {scripts_dir}/drive-sync-state.py --action profile-mark-downloaded \
         --brand "{brand}" --drive-file-id "<id>" --content-hash "sha256:<hash>"
     ```
   - Tell the user: "Loaded existing brand profile for `{brand}` from Drive (last updated {timestamp}). Skipping new setup. To update voice/terminology, run `/contentforge:cf-style-guide --update {brand}`."
   - Skip Steps 1-6 (no re-creation needed)
3. If not found in Drive: proceed to Step 1 (normal creation flow). After Step 6 (Save and Validate), upload the new profile to Drive (Step 6.5 below).

### Step 6.5: Push new profile to Drive (v3.12.10+, Cowork only)

After Step 6 saves the profile locally, check if it needs uploading:

```bash
python {scripts_dir}/drive-sync-state.py --action profile-needs-upload --brand "{brand}"
```

If `needs_upload: true` AND Cowork+Drive is configured AND a Drive MCP is available:

1. Use the Drive MCP to upload `~/.claude-marketing/{brand-slug}/Brand-Guidelines/{BrandName}-brand-profile.json` to `{drive_root}/_brands/{brand-slug}/profile.json` (create the folder structure if missing).
2. Capture the returned Drive file ID and URL.
3. Mark synced:
   ```bash
   python {scripts_dir}/drive-sync-state.py --action profile-mark-uploaded \
       --brand "{brand}" --drive-file-id "<id>" --drive-url "<url>"
   ```
4. Tell the user: "Brand profile saved to Drive: `{drive_url}` (persists across sessions and is team-shareable)."

If local-mode (no Cowork config), skip — the profile is fine where it is on the host filesystem.

### Step 1: Load Style Guide Source (1-2 minutes)

**From URL:**
- Fetch page content using WebFetch
- Convert HTML to structured text
- Identify sections by heading hierarchy (H1/H2/H3)
- Handle multi-page style guides (follow pagination or table of contents links)

**From Document (.docx/.pdf):**
- Parse document structure (headings, paragraphs, lists, tables)
- Extract text with formatting context (bold = emphasis, tables = structured data)
- Handle multi-section documents with table of contents

**From Manual Input:**
- Interactive prompts for each profile section
- Provide examples and presets for each field
- Allow free-text input for complex requirements

**Prompts you for:**
1. Voice & Tone (select from presets or describe)
2. Formality level (1-5)
3. Personality traits (3-5 adjectives)
4. Approved terminology (comma-separated)
5. Banned terminology (comma-separated)
6. Guardrails and compliance requirements
7. Author profiles (name, title, credentials, profile URL — or explicitly skip for authorless output)

**For a sample "Style Guide Loaded" console transcript, read `references/extraction-example-transcripts.md` (in this skill's directory), section "Step 1 — Load Style Guide Source".**

### Step 2: Extract Voice Characteristics (1-2 minutes)

Analyze the style guide to identify voice and tone patterns.

**Extraction Categories:**

**Tone:**
- Primary tone: authoritative, conversational, technical, witty, empathetic, inspiring
- Secondary tone: (optional, for nuance)
- Tone variations by content type (e.g., blog = conversational, whitepaper = authoritative)

**Formality Level (1-5):**
```
1 = Very Casual (slang OK, first person, contractions)
2 = Casual (contractions OK, approachable, some humor)
3 = Balanced (professional but warm, contractions selective)
4 = Formal (no contractions, third person preferred, structured)
5 = Very Formal (academic, no contractions, passive voice OK)
```

**Personality Traits (3-5 adjectives):**
- Extracted from explicit statements ("Our brand is...") or inferred from examples
- Examples: data-driven, empathetic, innovative, trustworthy, bold

**Writing Style Patterns:**
- Sentence length preference (short/medium/long)
- Paragraph length preference
- Use of rhetorical questions
- Active vs passive voice preference
- First/second/third person preference
- Use of statistics and data
- Storytelling style

**For a sample extracted-voice transcript, read `references/extraction-example-transcripts.md` (in this skill's directory), section "Step 2 — Extract Voice Characteristics".**

### Step 3: Identify Terminology (1-2 minutes)

Parse approved and banned terminology from the style guide.

**Terminology Categories:**

**Approved Terms:**
- Brand-specific terminology (proprietary terms, product names)
- Industry-standard terms (preferred over alternatives)
- Preferred spellings (healthcare vs health care, e-health vs eHealth)
- Acronym definitions (with expansion rules)

**Banned Terms:**
- Competitor names or products
- Outdated terminology
- Insensitive or non-inclusive language
- Overpromising terms (for regulated industries)
- AI telltale phrases (if specified in guide)

**Conditional Terms:**
- Terms allowed in some contexts but not others
- Terms requiring disclaimers or qualifiers

**For a sample extracted-terminology transcript, read `references/extraction-example-transcripts.md` (in this skill's directory), section "Step 3 — Identify Terminology".**

### Step 4: Parse Compliance Requirements (1-2 minutes)

Extract guardrails, disclaimers, and regulatory requirements.

**Guardrail Categories:**

**Required Disclaimers:**
- Legal disclaimers to include in specific content types
- Industry-specific disclaimers (e.g., 

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