What it does

Nex Brand Extractor is a resilient Python-based skill designed to programmatically identify and extract a company\'s visual identity from any website URL. It uses a tiered extraction logic—rendered page analysis via Playwright, CSS variable inspection, logo dominant color detection, and archetype-based fallbacks—to return a complete, production-ready brand palette and font pairing.

Why use this skill

Manually inspecting a website to find brand colors and fonts is time-consuming and prone to human error. This skill automates that process with developer-grade precision. Unlike simple "color pickers," it intelligently filters out neutral greys, whites, and blacks to ensure you only get genuine brand colors. It is built for reliability, gracefully degrading between strategies if certain libraries like Playwright or ColorThief aren\'t installed, and it includes built-in SSRF protection to secure your infrastructure.

What the output looks like

The skill delivers a self-contained, async Python module. The primary function returns a BrandResult object containing hex codes for primary, secondary, accent, background, and text colors, along with cleaned font names for headings and body text. The fonts are automatically stripped of framework-specific hashes (like Next.js font loaders) to provide clean CSS values.

Supported Tools

• Playwright (optional, for JS-rendered sites)
• ColorThief (optional, for logo extraction)
• BeautifulSoup4 & HTTPX (core extraction)