genfeed-brand-os v0.1.0A

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name: genfeed-brand-os
description: 'Apply the Genfeed.ai Brand OS to product copy, website CTAs, launch content, skills, examples, prompts, and generation context. Triggers when creating Genfeed-branded content, Genfeed website copy, Genfeed launch narratives, Brand OS generator examples, product messaging, or AI-readable Genfeed brand guidance.'
license: MIT
metadata:
  author: genfeedai
  version: 0.1.0
  tags: genfeed, brand-os, product-copy, website, launch, prompts
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# Genfeed.ai Brand OS

Use this skill to create or review Genfeed-branded content and product messaging. Treat this as Brand OS v0: derived from the current Genfeed.ai repo, product memory, README, DESIGN.md, and public skills positioning.

For the full artifact, read `references/brand-os.md`.

## Compact AI Context

Genfeed.ai is the open-source AI OS for content creation. It helps creators, founders, agencies, and self-hosted operators generate, optimize, automate, and publish content across platforms through agents, workflows, brand memory, and BYOK/self-hosted infrastructure.

Voice: direct, technical, operational, founder-aware, high-agency. Avoid generic SaaS hype, vague AI magic, mascot-first branding, and decorative minimalism. Explain the system, show the workflow, make the value concrete.

Primary promise: configure the brand and content system once; Genfeed turns it into repeatable, reviewable, multi-platform content operations.

Visual baseline: dark-first, information-dense, precise, premium, trustworthy. Product UI uses near-black layered surfaces, white CTAs, semantic status colors, compact controls, and explicit states. Marketing may be more cinematic and source-backed, but must still feel operational rather than fluffy.

## Default CTA Hierarchy

1. Build your Brand OS
2. Generate your first content system
3. Self-host Genfeed
4. Join the open-source repo
5. Book a managed setup

## Do

- Say "AI OS for content creation" when introducing the category.
- Make workflows, agents, brand memory, review gates, and publishing loops tangible.
- Use founder/operator language: control, pipeline, feedback loop, distribution, evidence.
- Show source-backed examples and before/after outputs.
- Keep copy concise and specific.

## Do Not

- Do not copy any competitor's identity, font choices, palette, mascot, or UI metaphors.
- Do not claim full autonomy without review, permissions, or quality gates.
- Do not sound like a generic social media scheduler.
- Do not over-index on "cute", "fun", or "magical".
- Do not bury the self-hosted/BYOK/open-source advantage.