blog-writer
Blog Writer
Turn technical content, outlines, or raw notes into polished, conversational blog posts that sound human — not AI-generated.
The Job
- Receive raw content or a topic from the user
- Ask 2–3 quick clarifying questions if the input doesn't already answer them
- Write the blog post following the style guide below
- Save as
docs/blogs/[slug].md
Step 1: Clarify Before Writing
If the input doesn't already specify these, ask before writing. Users can respond quickly with lettered answers (e.g., "1A, 2B, 3C").
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