Agent Skills: Kerala Rage Typography Strategy

Apply "Agit-Prop / Viscous Fluidity" Kerala Rage typography using Variable

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Skill Metadata

Name
kerala-rage-typography-strategy
Description
Canonical KR Solidarity typography strategy covering stack policy, variable-axis guidance, and production-safe interaction patterns.

Kerala Rage Typography Strategy

Purpose

Define canonical typography policy and implementation patterns for KR Solidarity outputs.

Usage

Via slash command

/typo-check LoginScreen.tsx
/typography-audit frontend/src/components
/font-check .

Via skill tool

claude-code --skill kerala-rage-typography-strategy --path LoginScreen.tsx

Arguments:

  • path required: file or directory to audit
  • --output: optional output file, default typography-audit-report.json

When to Use

  • Designing or auditing typography.
  • Implementing variable-font interactions.

Shared References

  • ../shared-references/BRAND_CANON.md
  • ../shared-references/STATUS_THRESHOLDS.md
  • references/FONT_POLICY.md
  • references/SCORING.md
  • references/ANTI_PATTERNS.md

Scope

  • approved font stack
  • variable axis usage guidance
  • motion-safe typography emphasis
  • anti-patterns and troubleshooting

Canonical Font Stack

Use only approved KR Solidarity families:

  • Work Sans for UI body, labels, helper text, and form copy
  • Fraunces for display or headline emphasis where contrast is needed
  • JetBrains Mono for technical/meta text only
  • Libre Bodoni, Caveat, and Nabla only when the design context explicitly justifies them

Do not introduce:

  • Inter
  • Roboto
  • Arial
  • Sora
  • Plus Jakarta Sans

Variable Axis Guidance

  • use weight contrast intentionally rather than uniformly
  • preserve readability first on auth and form-heavy screens
  • avoid decorative slant or instability in core task flows unless the benchmark explicitly supports it
  • treat expressive display use as headline-level emphasis, not default body styling

Scoring Methodology (100)

  • Stack compliance: 30
  • Hierarchy and contrast: 30
  • Readability and density fit: 20
  • Expressive appropriateness: 20

Interpretation:

  • >= 90: production-ready typography
  • 75-89: needs refinement
  • < 75: fails typography gate for migration readiness

Anti-Patterns

  • banned font families in migration code
  • weak hierarchy where headline, body, and CTA all read at the same visual weight
  • over-styled auth screens that reduce clarity
  • decorative display use in form labels or helper text
  • expressive typography that breaks accessibility or trust in transactional flows

Typical Workflow

  1. Inspect the target screen or component source.
  2. Confirm the font family usage aligns to the canonical stack.
  3. Score hierarchy, readability, and expressive fit using references/SCORING.md.
  4. Record anti-patterns using references/ANTI_PATTERNS.md.
  5. Hand off to m3-visual-audit if the implementation needs screenshot-level confirmation.

Output Contract

Use deterministic audit shape with wrapper key typography_audit.

Related Skills

  • kerala-rage-brand-enforcer
  • m3-visual-audit
  • m3-expressive-token-orchestrator
Kerala Rage Typography Strategy Skill | Agent Skills