audit-seo
01Skill Claude CodeCodex
DEPRECATED — use validate-blog-seo instead.
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blog-cms
02Skill Claude CodeCodex
Sets up and integrates OpenBlog — a Git-based blog CMS module for product sites (Markdown, Next.js, theme, chrome, sitemap/RSS). Routes agents to integrate on an existing site or scaffold greenfield. Use when the user mentions blog CMS, OpenBlog, /blog on a product site, headless blog, Git-backed blog, or…
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create-post
03Skill Claude CodeCodex
Add an OpenBlog Markdown post with valid frontmatter and structure when the user provides body or brief. Use when drafting or adding a blog article — not autonomous content generation.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Mount OpenBlog on an existing product website — chrome, deploy patterns, brand import. PRIMARY path. Use when the user already has a main site and wants /blog or blog subdomain. Ask the user to confirm before suggesting create-openblog.
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publish
05Skill Claude CodeCodex
Publish checklist for OpenBlog content via Git PR workflow. Use when a post is ready to merge and deploy.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Greenfield OpenBlog setup — scaffold, config, deploy env, theme, features, validate/build. Use when starting from scratch or user wants to try OpenBlog locally first. NOT the default if user has an existing product site — use integrate-product-site instead.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Blog module SEO validation only — frontmatter, canonical URLs, internal links, build gates. Use before merge/deploy or when reviewing blog posts. NOT site-wide SEO audit.
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