Infographic Artist

Use this when the user supplies two visual proposals or a proposal plus a reference and wants perceptual similarity triage across silhouette, edge structure, colour, mass, composition, and reduction behaviour.

compare_brand_images

Use this when the user wants to understand why one graphic decision is stronger, convert critique into a 45–90 minute exercise, or define measurable acceptance criteria for the next iteration. Includes the eight-stage design workflow with declared context, missing facts and separate untested human evaluations.

coach_brand_decision

Use this when the user wants to compare two to four iconic identities by mechanism, system pattern, transferable principles, collision boundaries, and production stress tests.

compare_brand_systems

Use this when the user supplies a logo, mark, layout, or brand proposal and wants technical heuristics for composition, hierarchy, reduction, complexity, salience, and differentiation. Scores are heuristic proxies, not measurements of beauty, memorization, comprehension, or preference. Human evaluations remain untested.

critique_brand_image

Use this when the user wants a navigable graph of identities, mechanisms, asset layers, studios, regions, and design systems. A query returns the matching nodes plus one-hop context.

explore_brand_graph

Use this when the user provides a brand brief and wants three structurally incompatible creative routes. The tool transfers principles, never protected forms, and includes stress tests, anti-copy rules, and plugin-ready image-generation prompts for concept boards. Includes an eight-stage design plan with untested checks; no user-study result or accessibility conformance is inferred.

generate_brand_directions

Use this when the user wants to browse or search iconic identities, brand mechanisms, regions, eras, or design-system patterns. Returns compact, source-aware precedent cards; it does not return third-party artwork.

open_brand_atlas

Use this when the user wants the mechanisms, transferable principles, stress tests, evidence level, and anti-copy boundary for one atlas identity. Use an ID returned by open_brand_atlas.

get_brand_case

Use this when the user wants methods, manuals, studios, designers, schools, or system precedents such as NASA, Braun, IBM, Pentagram, Chermayeff & Geismar, Vignelli, or Müller-Brockmann. Set kind='principle' to search 150 documented design principles by ID or topic, including mathematics, perception, physics, accessibility and symbolic traditions, with their limits and source reading scope.

search_design_systems