shdsjh123-cpu/claude-code-blog-builder

Claude Code plugin for AI-assisted blog content creation ? 4 subagents, /setup interview, keyword banks, sanitize gate.

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shdsjh123-cpu/claude-code-blog-builder

Agent Claude Code

A Korean-language review process for checking a completed blog post before publication. It combines automated script checks with a human-style assessment of accuracy, tone, structure, wording, and search-engine optimization, or SEO.

not rated 21 4mo ago A 64 tokens original MIT

blog-researcher

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shdsjh123-cpu/claude-code-blog-builder

Agent Claude Code

A research agent that investigates blog keywords and prepares a structured writing brief. It uses web searches and, when available, a Naver research script to assess competition, reader intent, and related keywords.

not rated 21 4mo ago A 65 tokens original MIT

blog-writer

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Agent Claude Code

A writing agent that turns a research brief into a company blog post in Markdown and HTML. It follows stored brand facts, writing examples, content rules, and search-optimisation requirements.

not rated 21 4mo ago A 62 tokens original MIT

medical-law-checker

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Agent Claude Code

A compliance reviewer for healthcare and beauty marketing. It checks whether wording about hospitals, treatments, medicines, procedures, or results may breach advertising and medical-law rules.

not rated 21 4mo ago A 96 tokens original MIT

setup-interviewer

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Agent Claude Code

An interview agent that collects a company’s information and creates the files needed by a blog automation system. It asks one question at a time and records company facts, domain terms, and the company name.

not rated 21 4mo ago A 45 tokens original MIT

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