blog-title-generator
Blog Title Generator
Generate 10 blog title variations, each with a title tag and H1, scored across 5 dimensions with a short explanation of why it works.
Shared Input Handling
Assume the user has a blog draft, blog file, or at least a blog idea. Do not generate titles from a bare keyword alone.
- If the user provides a blog file such as
abc.md, read it and use it as the primary context - If the user provides a blog draft, outline, idea, or blog URL, use that as the content context
- If the user provides only a keyword or short query, do not continue yet; ask what blog they plan to write so you have the actual post context
Only continue into a mode after blog context is available.
Phase 0: Choose Mode
Ask the user (AskUserQuestion): "Want SERP-grounded titles first? That requires authenticating RankEarly MCP and may consume RankEarly credits. Or I can generate quick titles right away without analyzing SERP."
- If the user wants SERP analysis -> read
references/serp-mode.mdand follow it, then return here for Phase 1
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