Apply Anthropic Brand Styling

This skill applies Anthropic's official brand identity and style resources - colors, typography, and formatting rules - to generated content. Its main palette is Dark (#141413, primary text and dark backgrounds), Light (#faf9f5, light backgrounds and text on dark), Mid Gray (#b0aea5, secondary elements), and Light Gray (#e8e6dc, subtle backgrounds), with three accent colors - orange (#d97757, primary), blue (#6a9bcc, secondary), and green (#788c5d, tertiary) - cycled across non-text shapes to stay visually varied while remaining on-brand. Typography uses Poppins for headings (with an Arial fallback) and Lora for body text (with a Georgia fallback), applied to headings sized 24pt and larger while body text gets Lora, with smart color selection based on background to preserve text hierarchy and readability.

Font handling is designed to work without setup: it uses system-installed Poppins and Lora where available, automatically falls back to Arial/Georgia otherwise, and needs no font installation to function - though pre-installing Poppins and Lora in the target environment gives the best fidelity to the intended brand look. Color application uses precise RGB values applied via python-pptx's RGBColor class to maintain color fidelity across systems.

Use it when generating or styling content that should follow Anthropic's brand identity - documents or presentations needing correct brand colors, heading/body typography, and consistent accent color cycling. It's applicable specifically to executing the branding workflow described above, not as a general-purpose design or theming tool.

Input is content to be styled (headings, body text, non-text shapes). Output is that content restyled with Anthropic's brand color palette, Poppins/Lora typography (or their fallbacks), and consistent accent-color cycling on non-text elements.

It applies colors through python-pptx's RGBColor class, targeting presentation documents, and relies on system-installed Poppins/Lora fonts with automatic Arial/Georgia fallback.

Teams producing Anthropic-branded documents or presentations who need consistent, correct brand colors and typography applied automatically - with the caveat that its output isn't a substitute for environment-specific validation or expert design review.