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ΒΆBlogging Skills

Blog content that ranks and doesn't read like AI.

AI agent skills for the whole blogging pipeline: plan, research, draft, humanize, optimize for search and AI answers, and refresh what you already published.

$ npx skills add RightBlogger/bloggingskills

Paste the prompt into your agent, or run the command yourself. Also listed on skills.sh.

Works with

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • Windsurf
  • GitHub Copilot
  • and more

Before

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, choosing the right project management tool isn't just important, it's absolutely critical.

After humanize

Picking a project management tool shapes how a team spends its days.

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Generating a post is easy now. Writing one that ranks and reads human is the hard part, and that's the part these skills are built for.

Human first, rank second
One shared rulebook of AI tells, read before every draft. Write for people, and rank as a result.
A pipeline, not a prompt
Plan, research, draft, humanize, optimize, refresh. Small skills that each do one job and compose.
Runs on your own stuff
They live in your repo and use your CMS and Search Console when you connect them. With nothing connected they still run, and they label every estimate as one.

What the rulebook catches

Every writing skill checks its draft against one shared list of AI tells. Here is a typical model paragraph before and after the humanize pass. The claim stays. The tells go.

Before

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, choosing the right project management tool isn't just important, it's absolutely critical. Let's dive in. The truth is simple: most teams are drowning. Not in work. Not in deadlines. In tools. Here's the kicker: the very software meant to help is quietly suffocating their productivity. Studies show that teams waste countless hours every week.

  • stock opener
  • it's not X, it's Y
  • lecturing
  • announcing
  • staccato fragments
  • fake suspense
  • magic adverb
  • no source
After

Picking a project management tool shapes how a team spends its days. Most teams lose more time to their tools than to their workload: an hour lost switching apps, another hunting for a file. Over a week, that adds up.

Same claim, no invented statistic. Where the draft leaned on "studies show," the rewrite uses a concrete picture and flags the missing number for the author.

Read the full rulebook

Fourteen skills, one pipeline

Drop them in your project and the right one runs when you ask. Or call one directly, like /article or /humanize.

Foundation
/blog-context
Captures your niche, audience, voice, and the real experience your posts can cite, into one file every skill reads.
/house-style
The shared anti-slop rulebook. Every writing skill loads it before it touches a draft.
/brand-voice
Learns your real voice from a few samples, then writes in it. Overrides the generic rules.
Plan and research
/content-plan
Decides what to write next: a ranked list of posts, one intent each, with nothing competing against your own pages, and every cut idea explained.
/keyword-research
Turns a seed topic into one primary keyword plus related terms, grouped by intent, starting with queries you nearly rank for.
/serp-analysis
Reads the live top results and returns a brief: intent, must-cover topics, the gap, the angle.
Write
/article
Runs the whole pipeline into a publish-ready post from a topic. Research through a light optimize pass, in one go.
/humanize
Strips the AI tells and restores a human voice, without flattening the style you meant to keep.
Optimize
/seo-optimize
Optimizes a draft that already exists against a target keyword. Readability first, no stuffing.
/internal-links
Inserts links from your real pages, with descriptive anchors and no invented URLs.
/meta
Writes the SERP title, description, and permalink inside the hard limits, plus the image tags and schema Discover uses.
/ai-seo
Makes a post the source AI answers quote, and tells you which AEO tricks are myths.
Refresh and repurpose
/refresh
Works out why an old post lost traffic, then updates its facts, coverage, and date honestly.
/youtube-to-blog
Turns a video or transcript into a post built around the reader's question, with the video embedded.

No commands to memorize

You rarely type a skill name. Describe what you want, and the right one runs. Start with blog-context, so you explain your blog a single time.

"Set up the context for my blog"blog-context
"What should I write about next?"content-plan
"Write a 2,000-word post on cold brew"article
"This reads like ChatGPT, fix it"humanize
"This old post lost half its traffic"refresh
"Turn this YouTube video into a post"youtube-to-blog