inema-design: a kit that gathers INEMA’s design rules
Stores color, font, text and video rules for the agent to consult when creating pages, courses and videos.
inema-design is a folder of text files containing the visual rules for the INEMA ecosystem. It brings together guidance on colors, fonts, writing style, video camera work, and corrections from previous work. Each rule includes its source, and there are sections for different types of material, such as pages, courses, banners, thumbnails, and videos.
The kit is for agents such as Claude Code and Codex to consult before creating a piece. This helps pages, guides, courses, and videos follow the brand’s standards and avoid errors that have already been identified. For pages, it includes a 20-point review list and a script that checks some of those points. For videos, the review uses five frames and scores for visuals, pacing, and brand consistency.
To get started, copy the folder from the inematds/inema-design repository and ask the agent to read the CLAUDE.md file first, following the listed order. Before publishing a page, run the checking script and complete the review using the list. For videos, review the five frames; scores below 8 call for corrections. If rules conflict, the decision is recorded in DECISOES.md for the person responsible to choose.
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