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cms-draft-handofflisted

Create or update an explicitly authorized private article draft in Flexim CMS after final integration and a context-free cold-reader review are ready, then read the full record back, verify normalized Markdown, relations, metadata, and unpublished state, and only afterward mark the linked Suggested Topic done. Use when a user asks to save, upload, import, hand off, or update an article draft in Flexim CMS. Do not publish, delete, silently overwrite an ambiguous record, invent missing payload fields, or treat a successful write without read-back as complete.
flexim-io/seo-writers · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 74
Install: claude install-skill flexim-io/seo-writers
# Hand off a private draft to CMS ## Purpose Send an approved article package to Flexim as a private draft without publishing, then prove by full read-back that CMS preserved the intended copy, relations, and metadata. A mutation is complete only after verification; update Suggested Topic last. ## Responsibility `cms-draft-handoff`: - verifies explicit authorization for a private draft mutation; - reads current schema before building the payload; - prevents duplicates and ambiguous overwrites; - creates a new draft or partially updates one unambiguous draft entry; - reads the full entry after mutation and compares it; - marks a linked Suggested Topic `done` only after successful article verification; - returns an external report and exact CMS entry ID. It does not publish, archive, or delete; change reader Markdown or locked meaning; invent author, category, slug, date, SEO metadata, or media IDs; upload images without a separately authorized media handoff; repair an unready package in CMS; or delete a partially created draft as rollback. ## Inputs and priority Use: 1. explicit permission to create or update a private draft; 2. a `ready` `final-integration-check` package and `ready` `cold-reader-review` report for the same final reader-visible surface; 3. exact CMS payload with collection, name, content, status, relations, metadata, and H1 decision; 4. locked reader Markdown and snapshot; 5. expected counts for headings, links, tables, code fences, and media; 6. Sugg