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8.Raw vs. filtered color analysis

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Overview

Extract both the filtered palette and the full raw color set. Ask an AI what Dembrandt filtered out and whether any filtered colors are meaningful brand values worth keeping.

Dembrandt filters extracted colors to surface a clean, meaningful palette — removing near-duplicates, noise colors, and values unlikely to be intentional brand tokens. The --raw-colors flag includes the full pre-filter set alongside the filtered output. Comparing both with an AI agent reveals what was filtered and why, and whether any filtered colors are actually meaningful design decisions that should be promoted to the token palette.

Extract filtered palette

Terminal
dembrandt brand.com --save-output

Extract with raw colors

Terminal
dembrandt brand.com --raw-colors --save-output
Agent prompt
# Load both extractions, then:
"Compare the filtered and raw color extractions.
What did Dembrandt filter out? Are any of the filtered
colors actually meaningful brand values that were
incorrectly excluded? List any candidates for promotion
to the official token palette with reasoning."
Output

Filtered vs. raw color comparison with candidates for palette promotion.

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