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cf-templatelisted

Create and manage custom content-type templates beyond the 8 built-ins (article, blog, whitepaper, faq, research-paper, video-script, case-study, newsletter) — defining section structure, word-count allocations, readability targets, citation minimums, and quality standards, then validating the template against every pipeline phase. Saves to ~/.claude-marketing/_templates/ so plugin updates never wipe it. Triggers on "/contentforge:cf-template", "create a template for press releases", "add a custom content type", "list available templates", "import a structure from this example doc". Deterministic, no agent; produces the template file consumed by /contentforge:create-content --type=custom:name, and /contentforge:cf-brief can target its section structure.
teachskillofskills-ai/ContentForge-techshu · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 75
Install: claude install-skill teachskillofskills-ai/ContentForge-techshu
# Custom Content Template Manager Create and manage custom content type templates beyond the 8 built-in types (article, blog, whitepaper, faq, research-paper, video-script, case-study, newsletter). Define section structure, word count ranges, readability targets, citation requirements, and quality standards — then use the template with `/contentforge:create-content` for consistent, repeatable content production. ## Where templates live - **Built-in templates (read-only):** `templates/content-types/` inside the installed plugin — article, blog, whitepaper, faq, research-paper, video-script, case-study, newsletter. - **Custom templates (user-created):** `~/.claude-marketing/_templates/` — **never** write into the installed plugin directory. Plugin updates and reinstalls wipe the plugin folder; anything saved there is lost. `~/.claude-marketing/_templates/` survives updates. ## When to Use Use `/contentforge:cf-template` when: - You need a **content type not covered** by the 8 built-in templates (product comparison, landing page copy, press release, webinar outline, etc.) - You want to **standardize a content format** your team produces regularly - You need to **modify an existing template** (e.g., add a section to the article template) - You're onboarding a client who has **specific content format requirements** - You want to **import a content structure** from an example file **For producing content using a template**, use `/contentforge:create-content --type=custom:temp