For AI / 05
A guide for AI, too
One skill for the task. Instructions included.
Four independent skills
Each skill contains the guidance needed for its normal task. Give an agent the skill’s URL or download that single Markdown file. A toolkit ZIP and a particular folder layout are not required. Other skills can help with broader work, but are optional.
| Skill | Instructions included |
|---|---|
teamwright-brand |
Product positioning, naming, voice, logos, palette, typography, layout, imagery, and accessibility |
teamwright-documents |
Document rules, Markdown example, Word reference URL, and inline Pandoc commands and PDF engine requirements |
teamwright-presentations |
Slide rules, Markdown example, PowerPoint reference URL, and inline generation commands |
teamwright-ui |
Google Fonts, Bootstrap/CSS load order, components, themes, and interface patterns |
Give the agent one URL
Start with the AI entrypoint, which directs agents to the skill for their task:
Read https://brand.teamwright.io/ai.md and follow the skill for this task.If you already know the format, provide its skill directly.
For a document:
Read https://brand.teamwright.io/downloads/skills/teamwright-documents/SKILL.md.
Write a Teamwright project brief from the notes below.
Use the inline instructions to generate DOCX and PDF.
Use factual source material and label open questions.For a web interface:
Read https://brand.teamwright.io/downloads/skills/teamwright-ui/SKILL.md.
Create a responsive Bootstrap view for reviewing a draft.
Use the Teamwright CSS and Google Fonts loading example.
Label illustrative behavior rather than inventing product capabilities.Reading the entrypoint or a skill requires an agent that can fetch web content or accept the file; it does not automatically install the skill in every AI application. You can also download a skill and provide its contents directly.
Download only the needed assets
Brand and UI instructions are usable directly. Download a logo only when needed. UI typography uses Google Fonts; Teamwright CSS is one standalone overlay after standard Bootstrap.
Document generation downloads one Word reference; presentation generation downloads one PowerPoint reference. Pandoc creates editable Office files and generates PDF directly from Markdown using an installed PDF engine. The document skill uses XeLaTeX; the presentation skill uses XeLaTeX with Beamer. The complete commands are in the skills; no separate script or defaults download is required.
Office and PDF rendering need installed desktop fonts and local tools. The Assets page provides the TTFs and licenses. Google Fonts web CSS does not install desktop fonts. If an agent cannot render files, it should provide Markdown and state the missing tools or fonts.
The full toolkit remains available for people who want the repository resources and convenience scripts. It is optional.
Inspect the result
Review product facts, sources, visual quality, accessibility, and unresolved questions. An agent should inspect the actual document, slides, or interface, and report unavailable checks. Successful commands and static checks do not prove that any arbitrary model will follow the instructions well.