blog-post-update

A critical, read-only quality review of one blog post or draft. Checks whether the body delivers what the title promises, the logic, every heading against its section, a technical and a marketing read, and ends with a weighted 0-10 scorecard and the three fixes with the most impact, always in the same format so posts can be compared. Use when the user asks to "review this post", "score this article", "is this draft good", "check the quality of the blog post", or gives a post URL, file or pasted text to judge. Never edits the post.

Use when asked to build, generate, or reverse-engineer a brand kit, brand foundations, brand voice profile, or content-platform onboarding profile for a company from its website URL — "zrób brand kit", "brand kit for <company>", "what does our site actually say about us", or when preparing a company's site for AI content production. Written for the team that owns the site; works on any company's site. Needs only a public URL to start. Also a starting point for the project's `BRAND.md`.

Create a new page section in this Next.js + Sanity starter, after first checking whether an existing section already covers it (reuse as-is, add a layout option or fields, or build a new type). Takes the look from DESIGN.md (plus any Figma link, screenshot or mockup the user gives) and the copy from BRAND.md (placeholder copy while it is still the template), models the code on the 2–3 closest sections in web/src/ui/sections/, and ships the schema, GROQ branch, component, gallery fixture, Markdown serializer, insert-menu entry and tile. Use when the user asks for a new band, block or section, or whether the site already has one that fits a design.

Write alt text for the images in the Sanity dataset. A script lists every image usage (document, field, current alt, the asset's title/description/alt text, a caption, the section heading and the text around it), downloads one small preview per asset into a local cache (`.alts/`, never the same image twice), the agent looks at each image and proposes one alt per usage in the site's content language (or marks it decorative), then the script builds an HTML page where the user reviews, edits and approves them and exports `approved.json`; approved alts go into drafts with a dry-run-first script (`--apply` to write). Use when the user asks to "generate/write/fill alt texts", "images without alt", "alt audit", "accessibility of images", "describe our images", after a content import or migration, or before an accessibility or SEO review. Works on Nexity projects (`img` objects) and on similar Sanity sites.

Find the internal links a site's articles are missing, on any site and any CMS; by default it writes nothing, and only when the user asks and gives access does it put the approved links into Sanity drafts (over the API with a token, or through a Sanity MCP server). A script crawls the published site (sitemap or a URL list), reads each article's content (not the navigation), finds the pages an article already names by their own titles (plus any phrases the rules file governs) and shortlists the pages it overlaps; the agent keeps the candidates that read naturally and proposes links to shortlisted pages with exact anchors; the checks drop anything that collides (already linked, anchor reused, heading, over the limit); the user approves each link on an HTML review page; the approved links become a list the editor adds in their CMS (or, on request, Sanity drafts an editor publishes), and `verify` re-reads the live pages afterwards. Use when the user asks to "add internal links", "fix internal linking", "find linking opportunities", "link this article to our service pages", "which pages are orphans", or gives a site or a list of posts to interlink.

Audit and fix the links stored in the Sanity dataset, three rules counted in one table first. own-domain turns links to the site's own domain (`https://example.com/pricing` or a bare `/pricing` in an external link, CTA, header/footer link or rich-text annotation) into references or internal paths. http upgrades `http://` links and URL fields to `https://` per host, optionally only where https answers. slash aligns internal paths, own-domain URLs and slugs with the trailing-slash convention in `web/next.config.*` and fixes double or missing slashes. The user picks the rules; a dry-run-first script writes them (`--apply`) and re-checks, then the code goes to `link-reviewer`. Use when the user asks to "fix links", "convert absolute URLs to relative", "editors pasted full URLs", "links to our own site open in a new tab", "replace http with https", "trailing slashes are inconsistent", "check our slugs", after a content import or migration, or before a domain change.

Walk a marketer with no terminal experience through setting up the marketing skills (brand-kit, site-contradictions, blog-post-quality-review, internal-links, blog-post-update, and source-review, which blog-post-update uses) step by step, by their preferences, whether they came as the Claude Code plugin `marketing-skills`, through `npx skills add Pagepro/nexity`, or in a downloaded ZIP of the repository. Checks where the skills are, says what to install and how (click by click), installs and builds what it can itself with permission, runs a short test of each chosen skill, and ends with what the person can now ask for. Use when someone says "Help me setup these skills for marketers", "set up the marketing skills", "skonfiguruj skille marketingowe", "pomóż mi to uruchomić", or has just installed the marketing skills and asks how to start.

Write or refresh a pull/merge request description a reviewer can follow in one read: the problem as a visitor saw it, a before/after table of the values that changed, reviewer notes, matching before/after screenshots committed with the PR under `.github/pr-assets/<topic>/` (the branch name, `/` → `-`), and a concrete test plan, with the text put through the `work-humanizer` skill and its check before it goes up. Use it when a PR/MR is opened or updated and needs a description, e.g. "write the PR description", "add screenshots to the PR", "update the PR after review", "refresh the before/after shots". Not for commit messages or release notes. Optional argument: the PR/MR number or URL.

Find Reddit threads where people are genuinely asking for what you offer, then draft short, genuinely helpful replies — disclosing your affiliation honestly and naming your product only when it truly answers the question. Two moves: discovery — scan the right subreddits for real needs (recommendation asks, expressed pain, competitor mentions) and rank the few threads where you can actually help; drafting — write from real experience, respect each community's self-promo rules, and keep a human in the loop to review and post. This markets on Reddit the honest way: contribute value, disclose who you are, never astroturf. Distilled from the playbook behind doany.ai's Reddit agent. Triggers on "find reddit opportunities", "reddit marketing", "reddit automation", "reply on reddit for my product", "reddit community engagement", "reddit lead gen", or any ask to turn Reddit threads into genuine, disclosed marketing replies.

Move issues and external PRs through a state machine of triage roles, categorise, verify, grill if needed, and write agent-ready briefs.

Automate Twitter/X with posting, engagement, and user management via inference.sh CLI. Apps: x/post-tweet, x/post-create (with media), x/post-like, x/post-retweet, x/dm-send, x/user-follow. Capabilities: post tweets, schedule content, like posts, retweet, send DMs, follow users, get profiles. Use for: social media automation, content scheduling, engagement bots, audience growth, X API. Triggers: twitter api, x api, tweet automation, post to twitter, twitter bot, social media automation, x automation, tweet scheduler, twitter integration, post tweet, twitter post, x post, send tweet

Build and sharpen a project's domain model. Use when discussing codebase terminology, writing or editing a GLOSSARY.md, or recording or editing an ADR.

Automate Twitter/X with posting, engagement, and user management via inference.sh CLI. Apps: x/post-tweet, x/post-create (with media), x/post-like, x/post-retweet, x/dm-send, x/user-follow. Capabilities: post tweets, schedule content, like posts, retweet, send DMs, follow users, get profiles. Use for: social media automation, content scheduling, engagement bots, audience growth, X API. Triggers: twitter api, x api, tweet automation, post to twitter, twitter bot, social media automation, x automation, tweet scheduler, twitter integration, post tweet, twitter post, x post, send tweet

Automate Twitter/X with posting, engagement, and user management via inference.sh CLI. Apps: x/post-tweet, x/post-create (with media), x/post-like, x/post-retweet, x/dm-send, x/user-follow. Capabilities: post tweets, schedule content, like posts, retweet, send DMs, follow users, get profiles. Use for: social media automation, content scheduling, engagement bots, audience growth, X API. Triggers: twitter api, x api, tweet automation, post to twitter, twitter bot, social media automation, x automation, tweet scheduler, twitter integration, post tweet, twitter post, x post, send tweet

Automate Twitter/X with posting, engagement, and user management via inference.sh CLI. Apps: x/post-tweet, x/post-create (with media), x/post-like, x/post-retweet, x/dm-send, x/user-follow. Capabilities: post tweets, schedule content, like posts, retweet, send DMs, follow users, get profiles. Use for: social media automation, content scheduling, engagement bots, audience growth, X API. Triggers: twitter api, x api, tweet automation, post to twitter, twitter bot, social media automation, x automation, tweet scheduler, twitter integration, post tweet, twitter post, x post, send tweet

Writing documents for agents. Use when creating or editing skills, or modifying AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md.