Brand

The Brand page themes the whole guild — chat surfaces, canvases, dashboards, the workstation shell. Pick from 10 built-in presets, fork to a kit you own, or install a community kit from designkit.sh.

How design kits work

A design kit is a DESIGN.md file with frontmatter declaring tokens (colors, typography, radii, shadows, component overrides) plus prose notes about the look. The kit is data, not code — operators repaint live when you switch kits, no rebuild required.

# DESIGN.md (excerpt)
name: Guilde Workshop
description: Warm parchment + amber accent + serif headings
mode: light
colors:
  background: "#F5F0EA"
  accent: "#C47B3A"
  ...
typography:
  h1:
    family: "Fraunces, Georgia, serif"
  ...

Three tabs (the workflow)

1. Yours — kits this guild owns. Empty by default; fork a preset to populate.
2. Marketplace — designkit.sh registry. Browse community kits, install with one click.
3. Presets — 10 built-in starters that ship with Guilde: Core · Guilde · Guilde Pastel · Guilde Workshop · Classic · Heritage · Modern Minimal · Bold Tech · Atelier · Neon Grid.

The three steps

The page walks you through:

1. Pick — start from a preset or pull a community kit.
2. Fork — forking creates an editable copy under a slug you own. The original stays untouched.
3. Tune — edit the DESIGN.md tokens. Operators repaint live as you save.

Operator avatars + the kit

The kit's components.agent-chip and components.badge-ai tokens are how operators are rendered everywhere they appear — chat mentions, sidebar avatars, canvas signatures. Tune those tokens and your operators' visual signature changes across the entire app.

What's next

• Profile — non-visual guild identity
• Canvases — surfaces that use the kit's layout tokens
• Operators — agent-chip / avatar consumption of the kit