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Build a reusable brand identity, turn it into production artifacts, and let software agents generate from the same system.
Glyphfield is a local-first brand studio for defining one identity and applying it across product, marketing, developer, motion, and physical design.
The Studio and agent API share the same built-in identities, catalog, and generation language. Humans can work visually in the browser; agents can discover structured capabilities and generate portable artifacts over HTTP.
Choose a path
| Goal | Start here |
|---|---|
| Create or edit a brand | Getting started |
| Learn every visual tool | Studio overview |
| Download and ship an asset | Artifacts |
| Connect an LLM or coding agent | Agent connection |
| Generate SVG over HTTP | Generation API |
| Inspect exact routes and limits | Reference |
The system
Glyphfield is organized around four layers:
- Identity foundations — name, positioning, voice, colors, typography, and logo family.
- Reusable generators — backgrounds, logos, slides, OpenGraph images, terminal cards, components, and motion.
- Brand applications — 47 digital, product, developer, social, editorial, event, and physical elements.
- Portable outputs — PNG, SVG, GIF, and JSON artifacts that can leave the Studio.
Local-first by default
Browser projects and uploaded files remain in the browser. The public generation API processes each request in memory and does not persist the submitted identity or asset. Remote asset URLs are intentionally unsupported.
Important links
- Open the Studio
- Read the agent runbook
- Inspect the agent manifest
- Inspect OpenAPI 3.1
- View the source
Glyphfield is open-source software released under the MIT License. Bundled third-party marks and reference-brand assets remain separately owned.