Create publishable MDX blog posts from
session logs with consistent voice, structure, and internal links, aligned to project standards.
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Resolve project standards and output location
- Find the project's MDX article standards and output location (check repo docs, AGENTS, README, or content guidelines).
- If standards or location are not found, ask the user before drafting.
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Clarify scope and output
- Ask for date range, audience, and desired length if not provided.
- Use the language of the user's prompts in the logs; confirm if mixed or unclear.
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Gather source entries
- Read the relevant
sessions/articles/YYYY-MM-DD.md
blocks for the selected dates.
- Extract: intent, actions, artifacts, decisions, progress, open questions, and any file paths.
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Plan the post
- Build a short outline using the template in .
- Select 3 to 7 key highlights; prioritize user intent and outcomes.
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Draft in the defined style
- Follow
references/style-and-structure.md
.
- Keep facts grounded in the logs; mark uncertainty explicitly.
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Apply internal linking rules
- Follow
references/linking-rules.md
for links to source logs, files, and related posts.
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QA pass
- Check for missing sources, broken links, and inconsistent tense.
- Ensure the post is readable without the raw logs.