Brand research
Profiles, source facts, user settings, usable assets, and identity references.
spark-brand-collab is a single-entry Agent Skill. Given two brands and a clear task boundary, it carries work through research, direction selection, design, copy, real image production, and item-level review.
Use $spark-brand-collab to complete a collaboration for “Brand A × Brand B.” Continue with your recommended direction; produce, review, and deliver the in-scope items with a delivery index.

This is not six unrelated skills. Its public entry is spark-brand-collab; it reads the right internal method for the current stage.
For a full task, the agent normally proceeds with its recommendation. A single item, copy edit, or image revision can enter at the relevant stage.
Profiles, source facts, user settings, usable assets, and identity references.
Actual candidates, tradeoffs, refined directions, and a recommendation.
A core experience, stable materialIds, item specifications, and dependencies.
A theme and visible item-level language tied to the current design version.
Uses the host's native image capability; otherwise preserves an honest not-generated state.
Image inspection, bounded revisions, item status, real files, and unresolved gaps.
Your task determines the scope. A single-item request does not automatically become a full kit, and useful prior work is reused.
Research through core experience, deliverables, visuals, and an index.
Reuse existing context and complete one explicit materialId.
Read current design, copy, and references, then create and inspect pending visuals.
Update only affected items instead of rebuilding candidates or the whole kit.
Briefly: the repository documents a small fictional text run plus one native image generation, inspection, and local revision.
The repository records a fictional two-brand run with three candidates, one chosen direction, three designed deliverables and copy, plus one generated and revised concept image.
Real-brand identity fidelity, full multi-item continuity, video, and prototyping should not be inferred from that validation.