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Turn recent engineering work into build-in-public devlogs for X/Twitter. Use when the user asks to draft or write a devlog/post, create a vault post and cover, start today's dev log on x.com, publish a ship/debug/lesson thread, or turn recent commits into a public update.

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# Devlog Write and optionally publish build-in-public updates from fresh engineering context. The skill name should stay `devlog`: short enough to become a habit, but broad enough to cover capture, draft, polish, and publish. ## What this skill is | Skill | Question it answers | Output | |---|---|---| | `vd:journal` | "What should future-me remember?" | Private markdown journal | | `vd:twitter` | "How do I read/post on X?" | Tweet/thread/reply via CLI | | **`vd:devlog`** | **"How do I turn today's work into a public update?"** | **Draft or published X post** | Devlog is a public writing layer. It gathers facts, shapes the story, applies voice/taste, and delegates posting to `vd:twitter` only when the user explicitly asks to post/publish. ## Argument model Parse free-form args additively. If args conflict, later/more specific args win. | Arg | Meaning | Default | |---|---|---| | `today` | Use current repo/session work from today | yes | | `ship` | Successful shipped work: what landed, why, next | no | | `fix` / `debug` | Bug hunt or incident: symptom, root cause, lesson | no | | `lesson` | Extract a reusable principle from recent work | no | | `idea` | Turn a raw thought into a devlog seed | no | | `week` | Weekly wrap from commits/journals/posts | no | | `short` | Single post, <= 280 chars | no | | `long` | Single X post, 600-1500 chars | yes | | `thread` | 3-7 tweets, each <= 280 chars | no | | `article` | Long-form X article style, <= 3000 chars | no | | `draft` | Re...

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vanducng
Repository
vanducng/skills
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4 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
HTML
License
MIT

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