Content Dispatch Hub — One Topic, Every Platform

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Onboarding

Phase 1: Platform roster (30 seconds)

✅ Content Dispatch Hub installed!

Quick setup — which platforms do you use?

1. Dev.to 2. Hashnode 3. WordPress 4. Tumblr 5. Ghost
2. Beehiiv 7. Kit 8. X/Twitter 9. WeChat (公众号) 10. Qiita

(list numbers, e.g. "1, 5, 8")

1. Save to

   ~/.youmind/dispatch-roster.yaml

   →

   active_platforms

2. For each selected, check skill installed + YouMind connection via

   validate

3. Report status table (✅ connected / ❌ → setup link)

Phase 2: Author DNA bootstrap (integrated into first dispatch)

1. Call YouMind search API to fetch the user's recent 10–15 articles
2. Analyze across articles: avg paragraph length, code density, language distribution, opening patterns, depth level, typical word count, tone markers
3. Propose a profile:

📝 I analyzed your recent articles. Here's what I see:

• Voice: Conversational-technical, first-person practitioner
• Audience: Mid-level developers (you assume REST/Git knowledge)
• Code density: High (avg 4 code blocks per article)
• Depth: Practitioner-level (how-to with real gotchas, not beginner intros)
• Languages: English primary, Chinese secondary
• Signature moves: You always lead with the problem, include a gotchas section, and end with working code

Sound right? I'll use this as your baseline across all platforms. You can adjust anytime.

1. User confirms/adjusts → save to

   ~/.youmind/author-profile.yaml

2. Immediately proceed to first dispatch with the profile active

You said: "帮我写一篇关于 AI agents 的文章发到 Dev.to 和 X"

Great! Since this is your first dispatch, 3 quick questions so I write in YOUR voice:

1. 这篇文章的风格？ (a) 代码先行，先看效果再讲原理 (b) 故事驱动，用经历带出技术点 (c) 数据说话，benchmark 和对比为主 (d) 手把手教学，假设读者是入门者

2. 你的读者是谁？ (a) 做产品的开发者 (b) 正在学习的学生/新人 (c) 做技术决策的 TL/架构师 (d) 泛科技读者

3. 你的内容里绝对不要出现什么？ (自由回答 — 例如"不要营销话术"、"不要 AI 味"、"不要太长")

1. Map answers to

   author-profile.yaml

   fields
2. Save profile
3. Immediately continue the dispatch — no second round-trip. The first article is generated WITH the profile already active.
4. After publishing, confirm: "Saved as your writing profile. Next time just say '帮我分发', I know your style."

Why this matters

Roster + Profile updates after onboarding

"Add Ghost to my platforms" → update

~/.youmind/dispatch-roster.yaml

"Remove X/Twitter" → update roster "I want to write more beginner content" → update

~/.youmind/author-profile.yaml

"Analyze my recent articles again" → re-run Path A bootstrap

Usage Modes

Mode 1: Single Platform Routing

"Write about AI agents for Dev.to"         → invoke youmind-devto-article
"Write a weekly issue for Beehiiv"         → invoke youmind-beehiiv-article
"Write a Tumblr post about indie hacking"  → invoke youmind-tumblr-article
"Draft a public creator post for Kit"      → invoke youmind-kit-article
"Post a thread about startup culture on X" → invoke youmind-x-article
"发布一篇技术文章到 WordPress"                → invoke youmind-wordpress-article

Mode 2: Multi-Platform Dispatch

"Write about AI agents and publish to Dev.to, Beehiiv, and Kit"
"把这个话题发布到 Dev.to 和 Hashnode"

Mode 3: All-Platform Broadcast

"Publish everywhere about the future of AI coding"
"全平台发布：AI 编程的未来"

Platform Skills Are Independent

youmind-{platform}-article

How dispatch connects to platform skills (when both are installed)

• Discovery, not coupling. Dispatch scans for installed

  youmind-*-article

  skills at runtime. It optionally reads a small

  dispatch-capabilities.yaml

  at each skill's root to learn what operations that skill supports (generate, adapt, condense, translate, etc.) and its hard limits. If a platform skill does not ship this file, dispatch falls back to sensible defaults and still invokes it normally.
• Brief is an optional extra, not a requirement. When dispatch invokes a platform skill, it passes a content brief (topic, angle, keywords, optional

  resolved_author

  block). Platform skills that understand these fields use them as richer context; skills that don't simply ignore the extras and work as usual.
• Author profile lives in the user's home directory, not in this skill. Both this hub and platform skills read

  ~/.youmind/author-profile.yaml

  — the canonical shared location defined in

  shared/YOUMIND_HOME.md

  . Uninstalling dispatch does not remove the profile; platform skills continue to work standalone with full DNA support.
• Results flow back as a standardized shape (status, URL,

  result_links

  , title, conformance_report) so dispatch can aggregate multi-platform runs. Each platform skill publishes this same result shape regardless of whether dispatch is present — it's a clean output API, not a contract with dispatch.

Zero coupling obligations for platform skills

• Platform skills do NOT import from dispatch.
• Platform skills do NOT require dispatch to be installed.
• Platform skills do NOT break if dispatch is uninstalled.
• Platform skills do NOT need to be updated when dispatch changes.

• dispatch-capabilities.yaml

  is opt-in metadata that lets dispatch route more intelligently. Removing it reverts to defaults; it never breaks the platform skill.

shared/DISPATCH_CONTRACT.md

Platform Registry

youmind-devto-article

youmind-hashnode-article

youmind-wordpress-article

youmind-tumblr-article

youmind-ghost-article

youmind-beehiiv-article

youmind-kit-article

youmind-x-article

youmind-wechat-article

youmind-qiita-article

Auth: All platforms use YouMind OpenAPI. You need only a

youmind.api_key

— platform credentials are stored encrypted in YouMind Connector Settings. No local platform keys.

Note: Each platform skill must be installed separately. Dispatch checks your roster (

dispatch-roster.yaml

) on each run.

Quick Skill Hints

• youmind-devto-article

  : code-first Markdown posts, TL;DR, practical developer tutorial voice

• youmind-hashnode-article

  : deeper developer-blog storytelling, series-friendly, canonical-aware cross-posting

• youmind-wordpress-article

  : HTML CMS publishing, taxonomy/excerpt aware, company-blog friendly

• youmind-tumblr-article

  : voice-driven creator posting, one title plus one clean rich-text body

• youmind-ghost-article

  : editorial publication tone, excerpt/tag aware, newsletter-style HTML

• youmind-beehiiv-article

  : newsletter-first writing, subject/preview/web-email surfaces matter

• youmind-kit-article

  : creator broadcast format, inbox/feed readability, compact CTA structure

• youmind-x-article

  : concise hooks, thread splitting, sparse hashtags, native social adaptation

• youmind-wechat-article

  : WeChat-native rich formatting, draft-box publishing, built-in direct-send for ready articles

• youmind-qiita-article

  : Japanese developer Markdown, environment/setup context, note-box friendly

Dispatch Pipeline

Step 1: Parse Request + Load Roster

• Extract topic/brief from user input
• Load

  ~/.youmind/dispatch-roster.yaml

  for the user's active platform list
• Resolve target platforms:
  • User says "帮我分发" / "publish everywhere" → use

    active_platforms

    from roster
  • User specifies platforms explicitly → use those (even if not in roster)
  • No roster exists → ask user which platforms (triggers onboarding)
• For each target platform: verify skill installed + connection status from roster
• Skip platforms that are not installed or not connected (with clear message + setup link)

Step 2: Load Author Profile + Generate Content Brief

~/.youmind/author-profile.yaml

shared/YOUMIND_HOME.md

references/author-profile-spec.md

~/.youmind/

skills/youmind-article-dispatch/author-profile.yaml

references/content-brief-format.md

topic: "The core topic sentence"
angle: "The specific angle or atomic insight"
keywords: ["keyword1", "keyword2", "keyword3"]
language: "en"        # or zh, ja, etc.
source_material: []   # from YouMind knowledge mining (if available)
resolved_author: {}   # per-platform resolved profile (computed in Step 3)
constraints: {}       # any user-specified constraints

mine-topics

references/content-adaptation-matrix.md

Step 3: Dispatch to Platform Skills

1. The topic and angle from the brief
2. Any YouMind knowledge context already mined
3. The instruction to adapt content for that specific platform's audience

Step 4: Collect Results

published

draft

failed

skipped

Step 5: Summary Report

## Dispatch Results

| Platform | Status | Title | URL |
|----------|--------|-------|-----|
| Dev.to | ✅ Published | "AI Agents: A Practical Guide" | https://dev.to/... |
| Ghost | ✅ Published | "Why AI Agents Matter for..." | https://newsletter.example.com/... |
| X/Twitter | ✅ Thread posted | "🧵 AI Agents are changing..." | https://x.com/... |

Result links

Resilience Rules

References

references/platform-registry.md

references/dispatch-protocol.md

references/content-brief-format.md

references/author-profile-spec.md

references/content-adaptation-matrix.md

references/profile-learning.md

shared/YOUMIND_HOME.md

~/.youmind/

shared/DISPATCH_CONTRACT.md

skills/youmind-{platform}-article/dispatch-capabilities.yaml

author-profile.example.yaml

~/.youmind/author-profile.yaml