content-networklisted

# Content Network Your content isn't a list. It's a living ecosystem. See it that way. ## When to Activate - User says `/network` or `/content-network` - User asks "show me my content ecosystem" - User wants a holistic view of their content ## Commands ### `/network` — Full network visualization ### `/network health` — Ecosystem health report ### `/network dead-nodes` — Find dying/dead content ### `/network bridges` — Find connection opportunities ## Workflow ``` ============================================ Content Network — Ecosystem View Nodes: {N} | Links: {N} | Clusters: {N} ============================================ --- Network Map --- Cluster: "{topic_1}" ({N} nodes) ● "{title}" — Energy: HIGH (500 PV/month, growing) ● "{title}" — Energy: MEDIUM (200 PV, stable) ○ "{title}" — Energy: LOW (50 PV, declining) ◌ "{title}" — Energy: DEAD (5 PV, no links in) Links within cluster: {N} Cluster: "{topic_2}" ({N} nodes) ● "{title}" — Energy: HIGH ○ "{title}" — Energy: LOW Links within cluster: {N} Isolated nodes (no cluster): ◌ "{title}" — no links, no cluster ◌ "{title}" — orphaned content --- Ecosystem Health --- Overall health: {score}/100 Connectivity: {score}/25 {N}% of nodes have incoming links {N} orphan nodes (no connections) Energy distribution: {score}/25 {N} high-energy nodes (hub articles) {N} dead nodes (need refresh or removal) Cluster balance: {score}/25 {N} clusters active Largest: "{topic}" (