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blog-writer

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About blog-writer

A blog-writing skill for creating posts about Lightfast capabilities and industry trends, aimed at developer content teams. It emphasizes verified claims, transparent limitations, and category-specific structure and voice.

Key features

  1. 01Verifies facts and product claims
  2. 02Matches style to post category
  3. 03Adds TL;DR and FAQ elements
  4. 04Follows required post metadata
  5. 05Includes code examples in engineering posts

Use cases

  1. 01Writing engineering deep dives
  2. 02Preparing product update posts
  3. 03Creating tutorials or research articles

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/lightfastai/lightfast --skill blog-writer

After installing, type/blog-writerin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

resources/
aeo-requirements.md
checklist.md
templates.md
resources/categories/
company.md
product.md
technology.md

Details

From the project README

Blog Writer

Create clear, accurate blog posts that help developers understand Lightfast capabilities and industry trends.

Critical: Accuracy Over Marketing

Before writing anything:

  1. Verify every claim:

    • If you cite a number, confirm the source
    • If you mention a feature, confirm it exists in production
    • When uncertain, ask for clarification
  2. Never oversell:

    • Disclose limitations: "Currently supports X; Y coming in vZ"
    • Be honest about beta status and rollout timelines
  3. Match category voice:

    • Engineering: Technical authority, data-driven
    • Company: Visionary, category-defining
    • Product: Problem-solver, benefit-oriented
    • Tutorial: Step-by-step, practical
    • Research: Data-driven, methodology-first

Writing Guidelines

  1. Concise & scannable: Match category word counts
  2. Lead with value: Start with what readers gain
  3. Be transparent: Mention beta status, limitations
  4. Active voice: "You can now..." not "Users are able to..."
  5. No emoji: Professional tone
  6. Include TL;DR: 20-300 chars for AI citation (in frontmatter tldr field)
  7. FAQ section: 3-5 questions matching search queries (in frontmatter faq[])
  8. Code examples: Required for Engineering posts

Workflow

  1. Detect category from input or ask if unclear
  2. Load category style from resources/categories/{category}.md
  3. Research topic using web-search-researcher agent
  4. Draft following category template and templates
  5. Add AEO elements per aeo-requirements
  6. Review with checklist

Quick Reference

Category Selection
CategoryUse WhenAudience
EngineeringTechnical deep-dives, architecture, researchDevelopers, engineers
CompanyFunding, partnerships, events, hiringExecutives, investors
ProductFeature launches, updates, tutorialsCustomers, prospects
TutorialStep-by-step how-tos, guidesDevelopers learning
ResearchData analysis, findings, benchmarksEngineering leaders
Do
  • Include code examples (Engineering/Tutorial)
  • Use "shift from/to" narratives (Company)
  • Lead with pain point (Product)
  • Link to 3-5 related docs
Don't
  • Marketing buzzwords without substance
  • Claims without verification
  • Long paragraphs (keep sections scannable)
  • Generic corporate speak

Output

Save drafts to: thoughts/blog/{YYYY-MM-DD-slug}.md

Required Frontmatter Fields

Every draft MUST include (maps to BlogPostSchema in apps/www/src/lib/content-schemas.ts):

  • title (core)
  • description (150-160 chars — this is the meta description)
  • keywords[] (min 3 — first entry is primary keyword)
  • ogTitle, ogDescription, ogImage (social/OG)
  • authors[] (structured array with name, url, twitterHandle)
  • publishedAt, updatedAt (ISO datetimes)
  • category (engineering | product | company | tutorial | research)
  • readingTimeMinutes (integer)
  • featured (boolean)
  • tldr (20-300 chars)
  • faq[] (min 1 entry)
  • _draft: true (traceability)

See resources/templates.md for complete frontmatter template.

Resources

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