Skill: dishant0406/re-blog-writer (version 1.1.4)

--- name: blog-writer description: Research a topic using the browser then write a complete blog post saved as a .md file in ~/blogs. Use when the user provides a subject and wants a full, human-sounding blog post researched from Google, Reddit, and other sources, written in a specific casual-direct style with a 5-part structure, no clichés, no em dashes, and a target of 1200-1500 words. --- # Blog Writer Use this skill to research and write one complete blog post per run. It assumes browser access for research and writes the final post to `~/blogs/<slug>.md`. If the user did not provide a subject, ask for one before proceeding. ## Inputs to infer - `SUBJECT`: the topic or angle to write about - Optional: specific angle, contrarian take, or audience focus - Optional: any sources the user already has ## Workflow 1. Run `openclaw browser start` to open the openclaw managed browser. CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: always use this command. Never open a browser any other way. 2. Research the subject thoroughly using that same browser window before writing a single word. - Search Google, Reddit, and Hacker News directly in that browser window. - Do not close the browser between research and writing. - Read [references/research.md](references/research.md) for the exact search order and what to collect. 3. Take notes offline. Pull concrete facts, reactions, one surprising detail, one honest critique. 4. Write the blog post following the 5-part structure exactly. - Read [references/structure.md](references/structure.md) for every part's requirements. - Read [references/writing-style.md](references/writing-style.md) for style rules. Every rule applies to every sentence. 5. Run the self-editing checklist in [references/writing-style.md](references/writing-style.md) before saving. 6. Save the final post to `~/blogs/<subject-slug>.md`. - Use a lowercase hyphenated slug. Example: `vector-databases.md`. - Create the `~/blogs/` directory if it does not exist. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: do NOT include an `# H1` title at the top of the file. The post starts directly with the first sentence of Part 1. Title metadata is handled separately by the `re-blog-meta` skill. 7. Close all browser tabs opened during research. ## Quality bar - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: do NOT add an `# H1` title at the top of the post. Start the file directly with the first sentence of Part 1. Title is handled by the `re-blog-meta` skill. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: target 1200-1500 words. If short, add a mini-story. If long, cut any paragraph that feels like a list. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: no em dashes anywhere in the post. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: no clichés. See the banned words list in writing-style.md. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: never start with a day or time reference like "last Sunday," "today morning," or "this week." - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: start Part 1 with a real-world example, fact, or documented reaction found during research. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: apply every writing style rule without exception. Do not relax any rule unless the user explicitly asks. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: the post must sound like a person who had a real reaction to the topic. Read [references/human-voice.md](references/human-voice.md) and run the voice check in writing-style.md before saving. ## Completion report At the end, report: - Subject covered - File saved to - Word count - Sources used during research - Confirmation that all browser tabs are closed


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