- name
- blog
- version
- 2.0.1
- author
- BytesAgain
- homepage
- https://bytesagain.com
- source
- https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills
- license
- MIT-0
- tags
- [blog, tool, utility]
- description
- Manage blog posts with drafts, scheduling, and SEO optimization. Use when creating articles, optimizing metadata, or scheduling publication dates.
Blog
A content creation toolkit for drafting, editing, optimizing, scheduling, and managing blog content workflows — all from the command line with timestamped local logging.
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
blog draft <input> | Log a draft idea or snippet. Without args, shows recent drafts |
blog edit <input> | Record an editing pass or revision note. Without args, shows recent edits |
blog optimize <input> | Log SEO or content optimization notes. Without args, shows recent optimizations |
blog schedule <input> | Record a publication schedule entry. Without args, shows recent schedules |
blog hashtags <input> | Log hashtag sets for social promotion. Without args, shows recent hashtag entries |
blog hooks <input> | Record attention hooks or opening lines. Without args, shows recent hooks |
blog cta <input> | Log call-to-action ideas. Without args, shows recent CTAs |
blog rewrite <input> | Record a rewrite or major revision. Without args, shows recent rewrites |
blog translate <input> | Log a translation task or result. Without args, shows recent translations |
blog tone <input> | Record tone/voice notes for a piece. Without args, shows recent tone entries |
blog headline <input> | Log headline options and A/B test ideas. Without args, shows recent headlines |
blog outline <input> | Record a post outline or structure. Without args, shows recent outlines |
blog stats | Show summary statistics across all entry types |
blog search <term> | Search across all log entries for a keyword |
blog recent | Show the 20 most recent activity entries |
blog status | Health check — version, data dir, entry count, disk usage, last activity |
blog export <fmt> | Export all data in json, csv, or txt format |
blog help | Show all available commands |
blog version | Print version (v2.0.0) |
Each content command (draft, edit, optimize, etc.) works the same way:
- With arguments: saves the entry with a timestamp to its dedicated
.logfile and records it in activity history - Without arguments: displays the 20 most recent entries from that command's log
Data Storage
All data is stored locally in plain-text log files:
~/.local/share/blog/
├── draft.log # Draft ideas and snippets
├── edit.log # Editing notes and revisions
├── optimize.log # SEO / content optimization records
├── schedule.log # Publication schedule entries
├── hashtags.log # Hashtag sets for social media
├── hooks.log # Attention hooks / opening lines
├── cta.log # Call-to-action ideas
├── rewrite.log # Major revision records
├── translate.log # Translation tasks and results
├── tone.log # Tone / voice notes
├── headline.log # Headline options and A/B ideas
├── outline.log # Post outlines and structures
└── history.log # Unified activity log with timestampsEach entry is stored as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM|<value> for easy parsing and export.
Requirements
- Bash 4.0+ (uses
set -euo pipefail) - Standard UNIX utilities:
date,wc,du,grep,head,tail,cat - No external dependencies or API keys required
- Works offline — all data stays on your machine
When to Use
- Blog content pipeline — Track a post from draft → outline → edit → optimize → schedule in one place with timestamps, so you always know where each piece stands
- SEO workflow — Log optimization notes, headline variants, and hashtag sets for each post, then search or export them later for analysis
- Editorial calendar — Use
scheduleto record publication dates andrecentto see upcoming deadlines at a glance - Multi-language content — Track translations with
translate, tone adjustments withtone, and rewrites withrewriteto manage localized content - Social media prep — Build a library of hooks, CTAs, and hashtag sets that you can search and reuse across posts
Examples
Full blog post workflow
# Start with a draft idea
blog draft "10 productivity hacks for remote developers — listicle format"
# Create the outline
blog outline "Intro (hook) → 10 tips with examples → CTA → conclusion"
# Write headline options
blog headline "Option A: 10 Hacks That Actually Work | Option B: Remote Dev Productivity Guide"
# Log editing notes
blog edit "tightened intro paragraph, added code examples to tips 3 and 7"
# Optimize for SEO
blog optimize "target keyword: remote developer productivity, density 1.2%, meta desc added"
# Schedule publication
blog schedule "publish 2024-04-15 09:00 UTC — cross-post to Dev.to and Medium"Social media preparation
# Create hashtag sets
blog hashtags "#remotework #developer #productivity #coding #devtips"
# Write hooks for social posts
blog hooks "Most devs waste 2 hours daily on context switching. Here's how to fix it."
# Add a CTA
blog cta "Download our free remote work checklist — link in bio"
# Set the tone
blog tone "conversational, slightly informal, use second person (you/your)"Review and export
# Search for entries about a topic
blog search "productivity"
# View recent activity
blog recent
# Check stats across all categories
blog stats
# Export everything as JSON for backup
blog export json
# Quick health check
blog statusRewrite and translate
# Log a major rewrite
blog rewrite "complete overhaul of intro section — new angle focusing on data"
# Track a translation
blog translate "EN → ES: productivity article translated, 1800 words, reviewed by Maria"Output
All commands print confirmation to stdout. Data is persisted in ~/.local/share/blog/. Use blog stats for an overview, blog search <term> to find specific entries, or blog export <fmt> to extract all data as JSON, CSV, or plain text.
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