NewsBlur: Command for Claude Code

Your task

Write a blog post announcing a new NewsBlur feature based on the changes in the current branch. The blog post should match NewsBlur's voice and style.

Arguments provided: {{ arguments }}

Use the arguments to determine:

• Length: short (2-3 paragraphs), medium (standard feature announcement), or long (in-depth with history/context)
• Tone: Any specific tone guidance (excited, technical, casual, etc.)
• Focus: Any specific aspects to emphasize

Steps to execute

1. Analyze the branch changes to understand the feature:

   git log main..HEAD --oneline
   git diff main..HEAD --stat
   

   Then read the full diff to understand what was built:

   git diff main..HEAD
   

2. Read the last 10 blog posts to match the voice and style:

   ls -t blog/_posts/*.md | head -10
   

   Read each of these files to understand:

   • The conversational first-person voice
   • How features are introduced and explained
   • Screenshot placement and formatting
   • Section structure (headers, examples, etc.)
   • How posts end (forum link, availability info)

3. Write the blog post following these guidelines:

   Front matter:

   ---
   layout: post
   title: <compelling title that describes the feature>
   tags: ["web"]  # or ["ios"], ["android"], or multiple
   ---
   

   Voice and style:

   • First-person conversational tone ("I wanted...", "You can now...")
   • Start with the problem or motivation, then introduce the solution
   • Be direct and practical, not marketing-speak
   • Include real examples of how to use the feature
   • No em dashes or hyphens as punctuation. Restructure sentences instead.
   • Avoid AI slop: no overly polished language, no filler phrases like "excited to announce"

   Screenshots:

   • Use placeholder comments where screenshots should go:

     <!-- SCREENSHOT: description of what to capture -->
     <img src="/assets/FILENAME.png" style="width: 80%;border: 1px solid rgba(0,0,0,0.1);margin: 24px auto;display: block;">
     

   • Adjust width (50%, 60%, 80%, 90%, 100%) based on content
   • Screenshots should show the feature in action