AI Palette
Your colors, in every prompt. A single markdown file that makes AI tools use your palette.
AI tools default to Tailwind blue
You have a palette. You have design tokens. You have a brand guide. None of it matters because every AI coding tool starts from zero.
"Build me a dashboard." Blue buttons. Gray backgrounds. Slate text. Every conversation, every prompt, every generated component. You correct the colors. Every. Single. Time.
The AI is not dumb. It just does not know your colors exist.
One file. Drop it in. Done.
Export COLORS.md from Paletter. Drop it in your project root. Your AI reads it automatically.
The file contains everything the AI needs: roles, contrast ratios, CSS variables, Tailwind tokens, and explicit usage rules. Not a vague style guide. Machine-readable instructions that leave zero room for interpretation.
No more "actually, use #FC6911 for the primary button." The AI already knows.
Every AI tool reads it
Claude Code
Reads project files automatically. Drop COLORS.md in root, Claude uses your palette.
Cursor
Indexes your workspace. COLORS.md becomes part of its context on every prompt.
Windsurf
Project context awareness. Your palette file is always in scope.
v0
Paste the contents into your prompt. v0 generates components in your colors.
Bolt
Include in your project files. Bolt reads it when generating UI.
Lovable
Add to global styles context. Every generated component uses your palette.
Structured for machines
Roles table
5 colors with hex, RGB, and explicit usage instructions. Background, Ink, Accent, Support, Neutral.
Contrast matrix
Every color pair tested. AA and AAA compliance badges. The AI knows which combinations are safe.
Code blocks
CSS custom properties and Tailwind v4 tokens pre-formatted. The AI copies them verbatim.
Rules
Explicit do and don't directives. "Use --color-accent for CTAs." "Never use --color-bg for text." No ambiguity.
Generate your AI palette
One file. Every AI tool. Your colors, not Tailwind blue.