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blog-topic-research

Stop writing blog posts nobody searches for. This skill builds your editorial backlog from real, verifiable user demand - never from AI vibes. It mines candidates from Google Suggest, People Also Ask, Reddit, Stack Overflow, GitHub issues, vendor forums, and changelogs; captures every signal as a citable URL with verbatim evidence; classifies each topic by post format (how-to-fix, x-vs-y, listicle, migration, release-recap, ...); checks against your existing backlog so you don't cannibalize what you already published; and outputs a writer-ready scaffold with primary sources, problem summary, confirmed fixes, version context, and FAQ variants. Built for content marketers, founders, indie hackers, and dev-tool teams who want a long-tail SEO pipeline backed by evidence instead of hallucinated keyword volumes. Trigger when the user says: 'research blog topics', 'find topics with real demand', 'expand the editorial backlog', 'research N long-tail topics', or any variant of growing a content pipeline with verified

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blog-editorial-calendar

Run your blog like a queue, not a guessing game. This skill is the orchestration layer on top of blog-topic-research and seo-blog-writer: it keeps an evidence-backed backlog, picks the next topic so your corpus drifts toward the cluster + format mix you defined, schedules posts into a rolling daily cadence, and marks them done — autonomously, two posts a day if you want. It scores every pick by how far each topic cluster is from its target weight (so you never end up with 40 troubleshooting posts and no comparisons), reconciles the backlog against what's actually live on your CMS, and auto-refills by calling blog-topic-research when the queue runs dry. Platform-agnostic: it drives whatever publish adapter seo-blog-writer is configured for (Ghost, WordPress, static site). Built for founders, indie hackers, and content teams who want a hands-off long-tail SEO pipeline that publishes on a schedule and stays balanced. Trigger when the user says: 'what should I write next', 'pick the next topic', 'schedule the nex

seo-blog-writer

Turn a single long-tail query into a publish-ready blog post that ranks in search and gets quoted by AI assistants. Runs the full pipeline: classify the topic, research it against real sources, draft clean HTML, scrub LLM-tell vocabulary and typography, audit for AI-SEO (TL;DR block, query-phrased H2s, FAQ section, FAQPage + BreadcrumbList + HowTo JSON-LD), then publish through a platform adapter (Ghost Admin API, WordPress REST, or static-site file output). Platform-agnostic core; swap the publish step without rewriting the writing pipeline. Built for indie hackers, founders, and content marketers who want AI to draft posts that are actually citable - not paraphrased docs, not hallucinated benchmarks. Trigger when the user says: 'write a blog post on X', 'draft an article about X', 'publish a post on X to Ghost / WordPress / the static site', or any request to ship editorial content for a long-tail query.

blog-figure-svg

Stop using stock photos. Generate accessible, lightweight SVG figures for any blog or CMS - flow diagrams, comparison bar charts, taxonomy/Venn diagrams, annotated terminal mocks, and 1600x840 OG feature cards. Hand-authored SVG (no embedded fonts, no external assets, no AI-image latency) with a consistent palette, screen-reader metadata (title + desc + aria-labelledby), and a figcaption-required handoff to the writer. Rasterizes to compressed PNG ready for Ghost, WordPress, Webflow, or any static-site generator. Built for content marketers, indie hackers, and dev-tool blogs that want unique illustrations on every post without paying a designer or burning Midjourney credits. Trigger when the user says: 'add a figure to the post', 'illustrate this comparison', 'draw a flow diagram for X', 'make a feature/OG image', or any request to produce a chart/diagram for editorial use.

agency-os

Notion-as-source-of-truth dispatch board. Status flow Suggestion→Discussion→To-Do→In Progress→Done with subtasks, recurring tasks, deps, batch agent execution. Trigger: 'suggest X', 'discuss X', 'approve', 'start X', 'run todo', 'mark X done', 'kill X', 'next', 'capture this to Notion', 'agency-os status'.

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