blog-resume
Resume work on blog posts - both in-progress drafts and published posts needing updates. Restores context when returning to continue work. Trigger phrases: "resume", "continue", "work on", "update post", "conti...
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Resume work on blog posts - both in-progress drafts and published posts needing updates. Restores context when returning to continue work. Trigger phrases: "resume", "continue", "work on", "update post", "conti...
Validate topic uniqueness and identify unique angles before writing. Prevents generic content and helps find your specific value. Trigger phrases: "topic research", "validate topic", "should I write", "is this...
Check blog posts for flow, broken links, and formatting issues. Technical review for content ready to publish. Trigger phrases: "proofread", "check links", "formatting", "technical review", "check formatting",...
Create new blog post structure for fabiorehm.com. Validates topic uniqueness, identifies personal angle, then creates scaffold through conversation. Trigger phrases: "new post", "write about", "scaffold", "crea...
Verify claims against referenced sources. Checks if blog content accurately represents external resources, APIs, or documentation. Trigger phrases: "fact check", "verify", "check claims", "verify claims", "chec...
Review blog content for authentic voice and tone. Checks if content sounds like Fabio's conversational, honest technical writing style. Trigger phrases: "voice", "voice review", "tone", "sounds like me", "authe...
Pre-publish validation and checklist for blog posts. Runs automated checks, optional research, and final review before publishing. Trigger phrases: "publish", "ship it", "ready to publish", "go live", "pre-publ...
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