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Claude Skill: Image Critique and Edit Brief

Skill for reviewing generated images and producing precise edit instructions for composition, readability, brand fit, and artifacts.

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Resource overview Purpose
• Skill for reviewing generated images and producing precise edit instructions for composition, readability, brand fit, and artifacts.

Recommended SKILL.md contents
• Trigger description explaining when Claude should use the skill.
• Step-by-step procedure for the workflow.
• Required checks before edits or publication.
• Verification command or manual acceptance checklist.
• Links to supporting examples, scripts, or templates when the workflow needs them.
Why use this

What it helps you do

  • Use this skill because it helps teams iterate on AI visuals without vague feedback like “make it better”.
  • Skills load their full instructions only when used, which keeps normal session context smaller.
  • A reusable `SKILL.md` gives teams a versioned workflow instead of repeated ad hoc prompts.
Who can use this

Best fit users

  • designers, content teams, founders, marketers, and product UI teams.
  • Teams standardizing AI-assisted delivery across multiple repositories.
  • Builders who want Claude to apply consistent procedures without repasting instructions.
Prerequisites

What to know first

  • current image, intended audience, brand rules, target placement, and known visual problems.
  • A skill directory such as `.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md` or `~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md`.
  • A concise frontmatter description so Claude can decide when to load the skill.
System requirements

Environment needed

  • Claude vision-capable workflow or image attachment support plus an editing/generation tool for applying changes.
  • Claude Code skill support and access to the files or commands the workflow needs.
  • Any external APIs, MCP servers, credentials, or local runtimes required by the specific workflow.
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