blog-post-writing

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Style guide for technical blog posts — updates, retrospectives, tutorials, deep dives. Use when writing about work done, documenting a project, or mentioning blog/post/devlog.

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# Blog Post Writing Expert guidance for creating consistent, scannable blog posts about projects and technical work. Optimized for capturing work in progress and sharing accomplishments. ## When to Use This Skill | Use this skill when... | Use blog-post instead when... | |---|---| | You need the full style guide and post-type templates as reference | You want to create a blog post file now with guided prompts (`/blog:post`) | | Auto-loading consistent voice/structure rules while drafting prose | You need git context and frontmatter auto-populated into a new post | | Documenting which post type (quick-update / project-update / retrospective / tutorial / deep-dive) fits the situation | You already know the type and want the file scaffolded | ## Core Expertise - **Low-friction capture**: Quick entry formats that reduce blank-page anxiety - **Consistent structure**: Predictable patterns for easy scanning later - **Multiple post types**: From quick updates to detailed tutorials - **Project context**: Automatic metadata for tracking work across projects - **Future-proof**: Structure that supports later automation and publishing ## When This Skill Activates This skill activates when: 1. User wants to write about work they've done 2. User needs to document a project update 3. User wants to create a devlog entry 4. User requests a blog post or article about technical work 5. User mentions "write up", "blog", "post", or "devlog" ## Post Types | Type | When to Use | Typical Le...

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Author
laurigates
Repository
laurigates/claude-plugins
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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