i-Colorize (Color Strategy)

What it does

Helps agents introduce and apply color strategically to user interfaces and designs. The skill defines a context-gathering protocol, evaluates where color improves hierarchy or meaning, proposes a compact palette (2–4 accents plus neutrals), and provides step-by-step plans for implementation, accessibility checks, and verification. It emphasizes restraint and WCAG-compliant contrast.

When to use it

Use when a user asks to "fix the colors", create a color system, improve palettes, or increase visual warmth/clarity. The skill requires running a context-gathering step first (design context or an upstream skill) and will stop to ask clarifying questions if necessary. Triggers: "fix the colors", "palette", "color system", "contrast", "theming".

What's included

• Scripts: none (has_scripts=false).
• References: references are embedded inline and point to other design SKILL.md files (has_references=false).
• Instructions: Detailed assessment checklist, planning guidance (dominant/secondary/accent splits), semantic color mapping (success/error/warning/info), accessibility reminders, verification checklist, and recommended follow-ups (/i-typeset, /i-polish).

Compatible agents

Designed for agents capable of multi-step conversational gating and running verification tooling where available (LLM-based checks, Playwright for visual tests). Works well with agents that can ask user questions and confirm before implementing changes.