About Typesheet

The visual context sheet. Your colors, fonts and pictures on one sheet, so your agent stays on brand.

What it is

Typesheet is one sheet that holds what makes a brand look and sound like itself: its colors by name, its typefaces, its logos, the pictures and films that set its light and pace, notes on its voice, the words it uses and the ones it never does, and the components it builds with. Each element shows as itself: a color as a swatch, a font in its own face, a clip playing, a component running.

Agents read the sheet before they make anything. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and any other client of the Model Context Protocol connect to a sheet's own MCP server; anyone else can copy the whole sheet as text and paste it into the agent they use. What comes back is a page, a deck, a post or a film that already uses the right colors, faces and words, instead of a first draft someone has to correct by hand.

Why it exists

Agents are good at making things and bad at guessing taste. A brand lives in files, folders, Figma pages and people's heads; an agent sees none of it unless someone pastes it in, every time. Typesheet is that paste, kept in one place, typed so an agent can use it exactly, and visual so a person can see at a glance whether it's right.

How it works

1. Start a sheet from a website, a DESIGN.md, a folder of files, or nothing at all.
2. Typesheet reads what you add: the colors in a picture, the family of a font file, the brand on a website (with Claude, when it helps), and names and describes pictures so an agent that can't see them still knows what they show.
3. Connect your agent with a sign-in, share a read-only link, or download everything as a .zip (it's also an Agent Skill).

Plans

Free is one sheet with 50 elements, every agent over MCP and a share link. Pro is $12 a month for unlimited sheets of up to 300 elements each, shared with your team.

Who makes it

Typesheet is made by a small independent team. Write to hello@typesheet.com, or see the contact page.