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Set up your brand

The brand is the highest-leverage thing you will configure: every piece every agent makes inherits it. One good hour here saves you from style corrections forever.

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Path A — you already have a brand

If you have a live website, start by importing it:
  1. In your agent’s chat, ask it to import your brand from your site URL.
  2. Syvon extracts the palette, the fonts (downloading the real font files), and the logo, and assembles a brand DNA.
  3. Review what it found — this part is worth ten honest minutes:
    • Colors: are the roles right? (Which one is the primary, which is the accent, which is just background.)
    • Logo variants: you want at least the full lockup and a light/reversed mark for dark backgrounds.
    • Voice: the importer can’t read your voice from CSS — describe it in a sentence (“confident, dry, never breathless”) and ask the agent to set it.

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Path B — starting fresh

No brand yet, or exploring a new one? Ask for a proposal with a plain description:
“A bold, dark, editorial fintech brand. Precise, premium, nothing playful.”
Syvon drafts a complete DNA — palette, a font pairing, voice. Accept it, adjust it, or ask for another take. Drafts are free; commit when one feels right.

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Adding real assets

Whatever path you took, round it out:
  • Fonts — import the actual families (weights included) so renders use the real faces, not approximations.
  • Logo — bring in each variant and label it (symbol / wordmark / lockup, color / reversed).
  • Imagery — drop in a few photos that feel right; generation steers toward them.

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Test the brand before trusting it

Ask the agent for two throwaway pieces — one motion, one still — with different briefs. You’re checking that the system (roles, scale, logo treatment) works across shapes, not that any single piece is pretty. Fix the DNA where both pieces miss the same way; fix the brief where they don’t.