How to define your brand with Claude

Here's everything I post about, or want to: [paste your list].
Group it into 2 to 4 content series. For each series give me:
- a short name a stranger would understand from a cover alone
- one line on what goes in it
- 3 example posts from my list
Then write an overlap rule: when a post fits two series, which one wins.
Don't add topics I didn't mention.

Here's your draft:
[paste Claude's draft]

Here's how I rewrote it:
[paste your version]

List every change I made: words I cut, words I added, how I opened, how I ended, the order of ideas.
For each change, write one voice rule for my brand doc, with my words as the example.
Only rules my edit actually shows. Don't guess the rest.

Here are things I've written or said: [paste posts, notes, transcripts].
Find lines I repeat or that sound most like me. Suggest 5 catchphrase options, using my words only.
For each: the shortest version that still works, and where it could appear (bio, video end card, last slide).

For each series in my brand doc, propose 2 looks: background colour, text colour, one accent colour, a headline font from Google Fonts, and how a key word is emphasised.
Keep my name as the wordmark on every look, in the same body font.
Show them to me as HTML cards, 4:5, side by side, with the series name on each.
Check the text is readable on each background.

Design a banner for [channel] at [size] that shows all my series at once, using their colours and fonts from my brand doc.
Include my name and my catchphrase. No photos, no icons, no extra taglines.
Give me 3 directions as rendered images, and check each one on a phone-sized preview.

Put everything we decided in this chat into one brand doc, in plain language:
1. Series (names, one-line definitions, overlap rule)
2. Voice (rules from my edits, each with my words as the example; what changes per series)
3. Catchphrase (exact wording, where it goes)
4. Looks per series (colours, fonts, emphasis, what's the same on every visual)
5. Identity layer (banner, profile picture, bio)
6. Decision log (date, what I decided, what I rejected)
Only what I actually said or chose. Mark anything still open as OPEN.

Turn my brand doc into a brand spec for machines: one JSON block with the exact fonts and weights, every colour as a hex code per series, the emphasis style, the identity layer and the catchphrase.
At the top, write: "If this spec and the brand doc disagree, the brand doc wins. Tell me, and fix this spec in the same session."
Then check the spec against the doc and list any differences.